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- Reform and Hysteria in Higher Education by John Willson
- Religion in America by Ernest van den Haag
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- Youth and a New Morality by Leo R. Ward
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- On the Need of Wisdom by Dean Terrill
- Prelude to Catastrophe by Paul Craig Roberts
- Protean Policy of France by Brenton H. Smith
- Somnium Ambulatum by Haven Bradford Gow
- The Two Traditions by Leo Paul S. De Alvarez
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