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Writers & Writing The Many Sides of Henry Luce Christopher Porterfield ONE EVENING in September 1963, the Washington bureau of Time magazine held a private dinner with Henry Luce. Since I...
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In Journalism’s Golden Age On the Front Lines of the Cold War: An American Correspondent’s Journal from the Chinese Civil War to the Cuban Missile Crisis and Vietnam By Seymour Topping LSU...
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A Troubling Ambivalence The Sabbath World: Glimpses of a Different Order of Time By Judith Shulevitz Random House. 246 pp. $26.00. Reviewed by Alvin H. Rosenfeld Irving M. Glazer...
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Assuming an Unimagined Role Moses Montefiore: Jewish Liberator, Imperial Hero By Abigail Green Harvard. 540 pp. $35.00. Reviewed by Lawrence Grossman Coeditor, “American Jewish Year...
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On Fiction A Teenager’s Odyssey By Sarah Harrison Smith SINCE THE 1980S, when she published the first of her four earlier novels, Fernanda Eberstadt has had her pen dipped in a particularly...
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On Poetry Filling in the Blanks By Phoebe Pettingell In her Introduction to Nick Lantz' We Don't Know We Don't Know (Graywolf, 76 pp., paper, $15.00), Linda Gregerson reminds us that the fool...
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On Television Fox’s Palin Factor By Marvin Kitman A recent poll found that the most widely trusted name in television news today is the Fox News Channel, current home of onetime...
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Vol. 093 Issue 002 (March 1 2010)
The Question on Millions of Tongues
