The New Leader, Том 50New Leader Pub. Association, 1967 |
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... turn out the vote for the Congress party , the poli- ticians are only concerned with what faction will reap the harvest . Con- gress is under no compulsion to unite . Uninterrupted tenure in power and the apparent certainty of its ...
... turn out the vote for the Congress party , the poli- ticians are only concerned with what faction will reap the harvest . Con- gress is under no compulsion to unite . Uninterrupted tenure in power and the apparent certainty of its ...
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... turn to publishers to answer the question of what is wrong with publishing , " he wrote . " That's like asking a lawyer what's wrong with your liver . " It occurred to me that the only way to keep a discussion about pub- lishing on a ...
... turn to publishers to answer the question of what is wrong with publishing , " he wrote . " That's like asking a lawyer what's wrong with your liver . " It occurred to me that the only way to keep a discussion about pub- lishing on a ...
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... turn out to be better than portrayed , however , and Schles- singer ends on an upbeat note in the true American lecture style . Unfortunately , in presenting his current view of American policy toward Vietnam , Schlesinger ap- pears to ...
... turn out to be better than portrayed , however , and Schles- singer ends on an upbeat note in the true American lecture style . Unfortunately , in presenting his current view of American policy toward Vietnam , Schlesinger ap- pears to ...
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BETWEEN ISSUES | 2 |
Executive Editor | 2 |
India Prepares to Vote | 10 |
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