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India: A Wounded Civilization
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July 3, 1976
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Every Man His Own Revolution
1776 and American Egotism
January 1, 1970
Edmund Wilson
Portrait of a Sage
January 1, 1970
John Maynard Keynes
When the Big Four Met
May 11, 1963
Murray Kempton
Pilgrimage to Jackson
June 12, 1961
Joseph W. Bishop
Back to Berlin
May 22, 1961
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The Queen and I
May 12, 1958
Henry Brandon
“Do Rational People Make War?”
July 5, 1954
Richard Strout
Irritation over US Diplomacy is widespread in Britain today
July 16, 1951
Anne L. Goodman
Mad About Children
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August 27, 1945
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Atomic and Human Energy
July 14, 1941
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Keep the Offensive!
January 8, 1936
James Mitchell
The Myth of "Hungry" Nations
July 17, 1935
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Ethiopia: Lesson in War
February 24, 1932
H. N. Brailsford
Britain’s Archaic Tariff
January 14, 1931
Edmund Wilson
An Appeal to Progressives
March 23, 1927
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July 7, 1926
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May 12, 1926
R.H. Tawney
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