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- Of Things Sacred and Profane by Editors
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- In the Land of Ulro by Anne Husted Burleigh
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- Notes on Contributors by Editors
- Putting Poetry in Place by Milton Birnbaum
- Some Thoughts on Rhetoric by William F. Rickenbacker
- The New York Jewish Intelligentsia by Paul Gottfried
- The Reality of the Good by Gerhart Niemeyer
- Uncivil Wars in Academe? by Richard B. Hovey
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