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Fall 1961

  • Conservatism and Reality by Revilo P. Oliver
  • Methods of Soviet Diplomacy by David J. Dallin
  • Peaceful Reforms in China by Tingfu F. Tsiang
  • The Christian Intellectual by Francis G. Wilson
  • The Divided Cities by Editors
  • The Ideological Motivation of Communists by Gerhart Niemeyer
  • Theater Workshop by Kenneth Paul Shorey
  • Verse by Anthony Naumann
  • Verse by Ralph de Toledano

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  • A Moral Scientist Revisited by John N. Moore
  • Index to Volume 5 by Editors
  • Industry and Imagery by Ralph J. Mills, Jr.
  • Life against Theory in a Socialist Novel by Edward Wasiolek
  • Messianic Politics by E.A. Goerner
  • Modern Letters Con and Pro by Richard M. Weaver
  • Notes on Contributors by Editors
  • The American Day-Dreamers by Morrie Ryskind
  • The Kingdom of God in Marigold, Mississippi by Robert Drake
  • The Problem of Czecho-Slovakia by Jerzy Hauptmann
  • The Story of a Genocide by Eugene Davidson
  • The Surrender of Japan by Robert H. Ferrell
  • Verse by Anthony Naumann
  • Verse by Katherine Reeves

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