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March 6, 1965
Leon Edel
Biography and the Narrator
December 11, 1964
Alexander M. Bickel
Criminalizing Homosexuality
November 28, 1964
Malcolm Muggeridge
Oh No, Lord Snow
September 19, 1964
Irving Howe
Odysseus, Flat on His Back
On Saul Bellow's sixth—and most remarkable—novel, 'Herzog'
January 1, 1962
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
The War Between Adams and Hamilton
July 24, 1961
Irving Howe
Hemingway: The Conquest of Panic
What was in Hemingway’s writing that enabled him to command the loyalty of a generation?
May 22, 1961
Malcolm Muggeridge
The Queen and I
December 18, 1960
Alexander M. Bickel
The Supreme Court Observed
December 7, 1959
Irving Howe
Faulkner: End of a Road
January 25, 1959
Malcolm Muggeridge
My Fair Gentleman: On Evelyn Waugh
April 28, 1958
Robert Graves
The Atheism of Bertrand Russell and Julian Huxley
December 8, 1957
Malcolm Cowley
The Story Teller's Story
December 1, 1957
Leon Edel
Throttling the Voice of Passion
August 26, 1957
Reinhold Niebuhr
Justice and the Death Penalty
June 17, 1957
R.W. Flint
Nabokov’s Love Affairs
The New Republic‘s original review of ‘Lolita’ from 1957, when it was only available as an excerpt in the Anchor Review.
May 27, 1957
Robert Graves
John Milton Muddles Through
April 1, 1957
Jack LaZebnik
The Case of Ezra Pound
The story of the famous poet's arraignment for treason and confinement to a mental hospital.
September 17, 1956
William Carlos Williams
A Poet Who Cannot Pause
June 11, 1956
George Kennan
Americans and Russians
June 4, 1956
Arthur Schlesinger Jr.
The Plight of the American Intellectual

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