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- The New Strategy of Revolution by Helmut Schelsky
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- Index to Volume 18 by Editors
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- The Georgian Gargantua by Eugene H. Methvin
- The Heresy of the Young by Tommy W. Rogers
- The Political Animal by Haven Bradford Gow
- The Quest for Bioethics by Nathaniel Weyl
- Up from Menckenism by Clyde Wilson
- Windows on the Waste Land by J. M. Lalley
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