Quotation

Quotation

The Sahara of the Bozart

by H.L. (Henry Lewis) Mencken,

A second look

A visit to Richmond

by Henry James,

1905

Making the choice

by Ernest Hemingway,

1927

The projects of poverty

by James Baldwin,

The millionaire and the dishwasher

by George Orwell,

The rudiments of teacher education

by Evelyn Waugh,

Rhapsodies of the Rich and Famous

by G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton,

Why do people use drugs?

by Thomas De Quincey,

Freedom and pestilence

by Albert Camus,

The atrophy of play

by Johan Huizinga,

On the principles of publishing

Elegy for a foreign correspondent

by Tom Stoppard,

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by William. Shakespeare, Karl Marx,

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by Charles Fourier,

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by Harper’s Staff,

The terms of debate

by Robert Alphonso Taft, Henry Agard Wallace, George Frost Kennan, Dean Acheson,

E Pluribus Unum

by Sacvan Bercovitch,

What is an American?

by J. Hector St. John de Crèvecoeur,

The durability of union

by Alexis de Tocqueville, John Greenleaf Whittier, Henry Clay,

III. Cancer as a mirror in which we see ourselves

by Sol Spiegelman,

I. Toward an understanding of the problem

by Herman T. Blumenthal,

I. Toward an understanding of the problem

by Franz J. (Franz Josef) Ingelfinger,

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by Finley Peter Dunne,

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by Will Durant,

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by William F. (William Frank) Buckley,

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by Brendan Behan,

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by Joseph Addison,

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by Thomas Jefferson,

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by Eugene O’Neill,

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by Harold Joseph Laski,

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The Sahara of the Bozart

A visit to Richmond

Making the choice

The projects of poverty

The millionaire and the dishwasher

The rudiments of teacher education

Rhapsodies of the Rich and Famous

Why do people use drugs?

Freedom and pestilence

The atrophy of play

On the principles of publishing

Elegy for a foreign correspondent

Untitled

Untitled

Untitled

The terms of debate

E Pluribus Unum

What is an American?

The durability of union

III. Cancer as a mirror in which we see ourselves

I. Toward an understanding of the problem

I. Toward an understanding of the problem

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