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- Eudora Welty’s Country–and My Own by Robert Drake
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- Index to Volume 23 by Editors
- Inflation by Douglas K. Adie
- Late-Flowering by John Russell
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- Rationality and the Irrational by Gerhart Niemeyer
- Supercrash by William H. Peterson
- The Jeopardy of Writing Poems by Rod Jellema
- The Shock of Modernity by Thomas Molnar
- Ultimate Questions by F.W. Dillistone
- Without One False Note by George A. Panichas
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