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Do you really want a family doctor?

by David D. Rutstein,

Finally

by W.S. (William Stanley) Merwin,

The patient’s right to die

by Joseph F. Fletcher,

Before the cure

by Herman Miles Somers, Anne Ramsay Somers,

The decline of the healing art

by Selig Greenberg,

An assist from the morticians

by T.R. B.,

The Politics of Medicine

by Edward T. Chase,

The doctor likes to picture himself as a freewheeling individualist. But from the day he enters medical school he must learn—if he wants to succeed—to play ball with a tight…

Foreword

by Marion K. Sanders,

The Crisis in American Medicine

Edited by Marion K. Sanders,

The hard way

by Eric Larrabee,

And also . . .

by Harper’s Staff,

Jazz notes

by Harper’s Staff,

New worlds of sound

by Harper’s Staff,

[Coming in Harper’s]

by Harper’s Staff,

Forecast

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

Books in brief

by Katherine Gauss Jackson,

The rich

by Paul Murphy Pickrel,

They are nearly always with us

A better way to run our political conventions

by William Smith White,

Public and personal

by Harper’s Staff,

To some uncertain birds

by James Arlington Wright,

What the press has done to Boston and vice versa

by Peter Braestrup,

Shelterbelts

by Arthur Hawthorne Carhart,

A "failure" that didn't happen

As the drunken crow flies

by Harper’s Staff,

The cults of “research” and “creativity”

by Jacques Barzun,

The Mask

by Mira Michal,

A story

Where did you go? What did you do?

by Harper’s Staff,

Our exiled airmen in England

by Clancy Sigal,

Nadia Boulanger

by Aaron Copland,

An affectionate portrait

The mathematics of polygamy

by Herbert Passin,

Hierosulem

by Hilary Corke,

Archive: 1960

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Do you really want a family doctor?

Finally

The patient’s right to die

Before the cure

The decline of the healing art

An assist from the morticians

The Politics of Medicine

Foreword

The Crisis in American Medicine

The hard way

And also . . .

Jazz notes

New worlds of sound

[Coming in Harper’s]

Forecast

Books in brief

The rich

A better way to run our political conventions

Public and personal

To some uncertain birds

What the press has done to Boston and vice versa

Shelterbelts

As the drunken crow flies

The cults of “research” and “creativity”

The Mask

Where did you go? What did you do?

Our exiled airmen in England

Nadia Boulanger

The mathematics of polygamy

Hierosulem

October 1960

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