1965 | Page 13 of 14 | Harper's Magazine

St. Augustine was born of the sea, cursed by the sea, caressed and plundered, made, destroyed, and reborn on the bosom of great waters . . . These florid phrases of the…

Dimensions

by Charles David Wright,

Who said

by Luke Grande,

Ripeness is all?

Massaccio’s Expulsion

by Shirley Kaufman,

Loves and rages

by Harper’s Staff,

A note she might have left

by Robert Mezey,

Archive: 1965

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Tranquilized in Latin America

Traveling with young eyes

Defense manual for tourists

How to look at architecture

Le snob-snob Ã l’Ã©tranger

Packaged pilgrims

Nathaniel Hawthorne

The sight of music

The case of the extravagant traveler

Foreword

A notebook for the sophisticated traveler

And also . . .

Jazz notes

Camouflage

Bernstein twice

Books in brief

Less rural, more wistful America

Koestler’s kit

Ten million million million insects

Peering in with the outsiders

Letdown at the UN

A bell tolls

A fair deal for the Cold War soldier

Anarchy in St. Augustine

Dimensions

Who said

Massaccio’s Expulsion

Loves and rages

A note she might have left

February 1965

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