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… eye. It was what Sedaris wrote: “It might surprise you how completely enjoyable this book is, as rich and beautifully … screenwriter Ed Burns, in an episode of The Wire about falsified you-are-there newspaper stories, derides as “the … than the state of things, a condition in which we might be complicit. The blurber may be speaking of craft—the use of …

… Henry Newman. By J. Elliot Ross. New York: W. W. Norton and Company. $2.75. The Social Implications of the Oxford … is Prose; Catholicism is Poetry.” And again, as Mr. Dawson points out, the anti-Rationalism of the leaders of the … proposed substitute, may be fundamental and realistic, and also that its own alternative may be valid.” The author’s …

… faith in the military that never again should American soldiers get bogged down in a land war in Asia. Nonetheless, … to the Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG) to 2646, and at tin-urging of Bundy and Rostow fired off a … of self-supporting rural hamlets, protected by strong points and local self-defense forces, which would deny the …