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LETTER FROM HIROSHIMA Strains on the Japanese Left By G. F Hudson Hiroshima The Japanese nation has the distinction of being the only one actually to suffer the effects of that warfare with...
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THE HOME FRONT By William E. Bohn Picking a Loser To one whose memories run back to the first Grover Cleveland campaign and whose loyalties were then tied in with the Republican party,...
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WRITERS&WRITING The Girls of Slender Talents By Stanley Edgar Hyman If you want to write a novel, for whatever reason, and have no story to tell, do not despair. Two excellent concentrates...
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A Passionate Listener SAINTE BEUVE: SELECTED ESSAYS Edited and translated by Francis Steegmuller and Norbert Guterman Doubleday. 320 pp. $4.95. Reviewed by RICHARD HOWARD Author,...
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The AEF: Innocents Abroad THE DOUGHBOYS By Laurence Stallings Harper and Row. 404 pp. $7.95. Reviewed by HENRY C. WOLFE Author, "The German Octopus," "The Imperial Soviets" On July 4,...
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Arab Nationalism THE ARABS AND THE WORLD By Charles D. Cremeans Praeger. 338 pp. $6.50. Reviewed by FIRUZ KAZEMZADEH Associate Professor, Department of History Yale University Voltaire...
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DEAR EDITOR PORNOGRAPHY Congratulations to The New Leader for publishing Stanley Edgar Hyman's forcible tract, "In Defense of Pornography" (September 3). I have one small nit to pick: Mr....
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1920s
1960
Vol. 046 Issue 018 (September 2 1963)
'Pas de Deux' in the Balkans
