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Steel, would advise American youth ............ p. 243 ~ Drury's Capable of Honor and Alex ander's The Spirit of '76 boost John Chamberlain's hopes for a libertarian revival p. 250 ~ And W. H. Chamberlin shares his enthusiasm for The Inside Story of the U. N. by Hernane Tavares de Sa ............ p. 2'53 ,~ Mary Jean Bennett compliments Raymond Moley for his latter-day un derstanding of The First New Deal, in which he played a part p. 255 Anyone wishing to communicate with authors may send first-class mail in care of THE FREEMAN for forwarding.

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