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October 22, 1945
Robert Motherwell
Henry Moore
August 6, 1945
Richard Hofstadter
Wilson, the Intransigent
April 9, 1945
Paul A. Samuelson
Bretton Woods
March 27, 1944
Langston Hughes
Down Under in Harlem
March 6, 1944
Richard Rovere
American Magazines in Wartime
August 30, 1943
Lionel Trilling
The Newest Humanism
February 15, 1943
Jacques Barzun
William James as Artist
November 16, 1942
John Peale Bishop
The Violent Country
August 24, 1942
Lionel Trilling
The Wordsworths
June 15, 1942
Clement Greenberg
Study in Stieglitz
September 22, 1941
The New Republic Staff
Nabokov's Perfect, Cheeky Response to a Reader Who Tried to Correct Him
July 31, 1941
Mary McCarthy
Framing Father
March 3, 1941
John Peale Bishop
The Hours
March 3, 1941
Budd Schulberg
In Hollywood
March 3, 1941
John O'Hara
Certain Aspects
February 17, 1941
John Dos Passos
Fitzgerald and the Press
January 20, 1941
The New Republic
Scientist of Letters
The New Republic's obituary for James Joyce, 1882-1941
December 9, 1940
The New Republic Staff
The Swiss Government Rejected James Joyce's Visa—Because They Thought He Was His Jewish Character, Leopold Bloom
October 21, 1940
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Virginia Woolf
Thoughts on Peace in an Air Raid
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March 4, 1940
Edmund Wilson
The Two Scrooges

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