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… shake the foundations of the Republic, it may be a small comfort to remember that Americans of the last century fell … to the same mania. It seems that have-nots have always studied the ways of the haves, with the hope that someday they … not temper the bite of their indictments. This tendency is also apparent in the more prominent biographies of Morgan. …

… life, which it surely did, and not by inspiring me toward complex thought, but by the opposite process: the complete … who had dabbled in hippiedom and raised me up on a steady diet of Beatles and Stones, a kid who had thrown his lot in … a curb outside the arena, Will still in his dark suit. We also smoked a big, fat blunt. Shit yeah. At one point, a …

… sophistication of the national palate, the flood of soldiers returning home after the end of World War II had a … reflected in an interview for the NEA’s Operation Homecoming documentary: “If you’re a soldier existing under … Metal Jacket,” and “Apocalypse Now”—the end of the war also saw an outpouring of important work by veteran writers, …

… Coolidge. By Claude M. Feuss. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. $4.75. Journal as Ambassador to Great Britain. By … Dewey may well become a significant personality in the annals of the party. Certainly the careers and views of these … illustration of the traditional “Coolidge luck.” Harding died in California on August 2, 1923. In surroundings …

… it. I fall short as a feminist. I feel like I am not as committed as I need to be, that I am not living up to … (not too slutty, not too prude, show a little leg, ladies), and so on. Good women are charming, polite, and … There seems to be little room for multiple or discordant points of view. Essential feminism has, for example, led to …