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… By Albert J. Beveridge, 2 vols. Boston: Houghton-Mifflin Company. $12.50. The writing of his biography of Lincoln was … the motives behind this move and that. Unhappily Beveridge died just as he closed this chapter and before he could … the interpreters of the political history of this country. 265-274 By Claude G. Bowers …

… That any light should burn So fiercely and so long Or even come so far We see it there at all, A coldly twinkling star. … is the light we want, And light we mean to get, Whether it comes and goes Or has not reached us yet. Some of the light that burns, So science says, comes through So far from outer space, That what we think …

… in 2000 A.D.: The Great Gulf Many modern Utopians foresee a coming perfection of social man, stemming from great changes … mass use of artificial organs in the United States. Hospitals all over the country now operate artificial kidneys; … to pay, and their societies will not be able to afford subsidies on anything approaching a mass basis. In 1951 the …

… A heavily armed combat unit of roughly 100 American soldiers in the space of a few hours killed between four and … hordes of investigators and lawyers, over the fine legal points of such ambiguity in the message but not its results. … he should have been talking to more of the Spec 4s and the PFCs. They would have known. And so, with a massive new …

… By Burton J. Hcndrick. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. $3.50. The Supreme Court and the National Will. By … forever master unless he transforms force into law and obedience into duty” suggests several interesting implications … of the nature of the loyalty, differs on all three points from Mr. Hendrick and from his treatment of the …