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May 26, 1979
The New Republic
The Nabokov-Wilson Letters
May 5, 1979
Nicholas Lemann
The Power, The Glory, The Media, The Men, The Money, The Irony, The Symbols, America, The Meaning of It All
Oh What a Big Deal This Is.
March 29, 1979
The New Republic
Tyrants Destroyed
January 27, 1979
The New Republic Staff
The Day the Music Died
November 4, 1978
David Herbert Donald
Protest at Selma: Martin Luther King, Jr. & the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
July 22, 1978
Francis M. Nevins Jr.
Murder at Noon
June 3, 1978
Robert A. Dahl
Two Cheers for Capitalism
October 29, 1977
Peter Bunnell
Why Photography Now?
October 1, 1977
L.J. Davis
The Silmarillion
July 23, 1977
The New Republic
Wisdom in Exile
July 9, 1977
Roger Rosenblatt
District of Columbia/Open Today
July 9, 1977
Peter L. Berger
India: A Wounded Civilization
July 9, 1977
Eve Merriam
Jacques Prévert, 1900-1977
July 9, 1977
Ann Morrissett Davidon
Mahatma Gandhi and his Apostles
July 9, 1977
Gordon A. Craig
Hitler's War
July 9, 1977
Stanley Kauffmann
Stanley Kauffmann on Theater
May 22, 1976
The New Republic
Punishing Criminals
March 20, 1976
Mary Ann Tighe
Familiar Faces
December 27, 1975
The New Republic
Nabokov's Dark Cinema
October 4, 1975
Stanley Kauffmann
TNR Film Classic: 'Dog Day Afternoon' (1975)

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