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… They may be willing to admit that a moron can become normal by the use of a serum, but they do not foresee … themselves which is invisible to foreigners. English officials are too often unaware of the sleeping dogs of other … even lapses from domesticity, but he was a popular king and died regretted. It is what the French call Anglo-Saxon …

… Novelist To the End of the Land, by David Grossman. Knopf, $26.95 In thirteen books of fiction and nonfiction, including … language and angry curses, hectors Ilan and his fellow soldiers for not rescuing him. Grossman was a longtime radio … with small monuments—benches, plaques, trees, lookout points—dedicated to fallen soldiers. One such encounter …

… its difficult transition period, with the war and the coming of the railroad, the depreciation of gold—the passing … Mr. Turner wrote the article “Locarno” in the October, 1926, number. His latest book is “The Privy Council of …

… Recognition. Edited by Edmund Wilson. Doubleday, Doran and Company. $5.00. This year and last, which, for plain and … the vast implications of biology in general, nevertheless points a very clear moral for the political present. In the … great ones. A few are by Europeans, notably Lawrence’s “Studies in Classic American Literature,” which, coming between …