The New Leader, Том 50New Leader Pub. Association, 1967 |
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... KRISTOL Irving Kristol's cranky review of Richard Elman's fine book , The Poorhouse State , entitled " The Pauper Problem " ( NL , Decem- ber 5 ) , might have been more appropriately titled , it strikes me , as Kristolnacht ! New York ...
... KRISTOL Irving Kristol's cranky review of Richard Elman's fine book , The Poorhouse State , entitled " The Pauper Problem " ( NL , Decem- ber 5 ) , might have been more appropriately titled , it strikes me , as Kristolnacht ! New York ...
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... Irving Kristol , when the welfare poor have friendly critics like him , they have no further need of real enemies . His vitriolic denunciation of the " absurdities " contained in Richard Elman's The Poorhouse State reveals two things ...
... Irving Kristol , when the welfare poor have friendly critics like him , they have no further need of real enemies . His vitriolic denunciation of the " absurdities " contained in Richard Elman's The Poorhouse State reveals two things ...
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... Kristol's notice . Why , then , did he deign to review it ? New York City Irving Kristol replies : ALBERT FRIED I can see it coming now : Every time a journalist does a sloppy job of research , some kind person will explain that this is ...
... Kristol's notice . Why , then , did he deign to review it ? New York City Irving Kristol replies : ALBERT FRIED I can see it coming now : Every time a journalist does a sloppy job of research , some kind person will explain that this is ...
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