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“These rich farm bastards . . . support fat institutions of learning like the University of Iowa, which should be able to pay a decent fee for writers to come…

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More on Investigating Hate

Eight Years of Hill?

Jim Webb on Why Congress Must Be Consulted on Foreign Policy

Soda-Water: What it is, and how it is made (August 1872)

Mining the Soviet Experience in Afghanistan

The Class Politics of Vaccination

Charles Dickens’s Mock Book Titles

The Settlers of Catan’s Greenhouse Rules

An Excerpt From “Hallelujah”

William Styron on the Literary Appreciations of Farmers’ Daughters, 1972

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