The New Republic

This article was originally printed on October 12, 1953   READ MORE >>

This article was originally printed on October 1, 1962 It has become a settled conviction, at least among American democratic idealists, that the contest which engulfs the political life of the whole world is between Communism and democracy. READ MORE >>

This article was originally printed on August 31, 1953 The New England Mind: From Colony to Province by Perry Miller READ MORE >>

This article was originally printed on July 4, 1955 READ MORE >>

This article was originally printed on June 24, 1967 READ MORE >>

  A review of Reflections on Hanging, by Arthur Koestler. Arthur Koestler has treated his adopted country to a philippic on the one issue on which a continental may rightfully criticize the quality of English justice: the question of capital punishment. READ MORE >>

The tragic epic of the people of Hungary has so enthralled the imagination of the world that we are in danger of being indifferent to another drama of history, which is invested with a peculiar pathos and which may end in tragedy because of our blindness. READ MORE >>

  The tragic epic of the people of Hungary has so enthralled the imagination of the world that we are in danger of being indifferent to another drama of current history, which is invested with a peculiar pathos and which may end in tragedy because of our blindess. READ MORE >>