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July 28, 1917
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MagazineJohn Dewey
The Future of Pacifism
The future of the profound American desire for peace is a topic which is intimately connected with the war itself.
Subscribers Only
May 19, 1917
William A. Dunning
The War Power of the President
August 5, 1916
The Editors
The Hughes Acceptance
February 26, 1916
Edward D. Dickinson
The "Equal Rights" of Nations
December 4, 1915
Booker T. Washington
My View of Segregation Laws
November 20, 1915
Learned Hand
The Hope of the Minimum Wage
November 6, 1915
Learned Hand
Government According to Law
September 4, 1915
MagazineRandolph Bourne
American Use for German Ideals
I do not say that we did wrong in repudiating the German ideals, I only want to know what our repudiation means. It seemed intuitive rather than deliberate.
July 3, 1915
The New Republic Staff
Communications
July 3, 1915
The New Republic Staff
Editorial Notes
July 3, 1915
The New Republic Staff
The Case of Canada
April 10, 1915
George Santayana
Spanish Opinion on the War
February 5, 1915
Felix Frankfurter
Brandeis
January 16, 1915
MagazineRandolph Bourne
Continental Cultures
American opinion, in its anxiety to find who struck the match that started the blaze of war, has tended to ignore the nature and quantity of the fuel.
January 9, 1915
The Editors
Editorial Notes
November 14, 1914
Charles A. Beard
Jefferson and the New Freedom

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