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Washington

by Harper’s Staff,

The littlest arms race

by William Crawford Woods,

Hasbro welcomes the new interest in a strong defense as much as Boeing does

Capitalism observed

by Harper’s Staff,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Are you guys for real?

by James J. Cramer,

Untitled

Art by Tony Antonios, Daniel B. Payne,

Reconstituted foods

by E.R. Galli,

No. 3

by Thomas Hazlehurst Middleton,

Brief reviews

by J. B.,

Brief reviews

by J. S.,

Brief reviews

by Harper’s Staff,

Brief reviews

by H. R.,

Fiction

by Frances Taliaferro,

Fiction

by Harper’s Staff,

Post-feminist fantasies

by Paul A. Robinson,

Recent scholarship is creating new myths about men and women

Negligible literary anecdote no. 10

by John Morressy,

African queen

by Judith Rascoe,

Isak Dinesen merged her life and art into a romantic melodrama

This review is about what

by Hugh Kenner,

It's about three pages and 518 hairs

Call me Bwana

by James Wolcott,

The subject is Africa and William Boyd writes about it like Evelyn Waugh, only nicer

Palpitations

by Harper’s Staff,

The nightmare of literary life

by Frederic Prokosch,

Ivan the terrible soldier

by Andrew Cockburn,

It's hard to fight well on a diet of dried fish and de-icing fluid

The truth about girl scouts

by Rachel Flick,

What girl scouts do when they're not selling cookies

A sense of loss

Drawn by Posy Simmonds,

Designs for living

by Harper’s Staff,

“Are you still with us?” Anthony Blunt asked. It was a good question

by Michael Whitney Straight,

Dunce of the month

by Harper’s Staff,

Naughty Grenada

by Keith Moore,

Gum control

by David Owen,

Harper’s journal

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1983

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Washington

The littlest arms race

Capitalism observed

Letters

Are you guys for real?

Untitled

Reconstituted foods

No. 3

Brief reviews

Brief reviews

Brief reviews

Brief reviews

Fiction

Fiction

Post-feminist fantasies

Negligible literary anecdote no. 10

African queen

This review is about what

Call me Bwana

Palpitations

The nightmare of literary life

Ivan the terrible soldier

The truth about girl scouts

A sense of loss

Designs for living

“Are you still with us?” Anthony Blunt asked. It was a good question

Dunce of the month

Naughty Grenada

Gum control

Harper’s journal

April 1983

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