The Anglo-Saxons in War and Peace
The piece argues that Anglo-Saxons fight poorly in major conflicts yet rely on fear and unfair advantages. It cites Eliot and various wars to claim Anglo-Saxon norms hinder true civilization, while minority voices and immigrant strains drive progress and disrupt stagnation.
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Charles W. Eliot
Congressional Record
Washington
France
Bonaparte
U. S. Grant
Atlantic
New England
Boston
Worcester
North
Abraham Lincoln
Eliet
Democratic
England
Confederacy
Pr. Eliot
Shiloh
America
Which Comes First God and the Dollar
An Arizona House resolution demands removing $1 silver certificates without In God We Trust from circulation, arguing it aids atheistic Communist countries. The piece notes Congress passed the motto requirement in 1955, with older certificates fading out as new bills appear next year.
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Zona House of Representatives
Congress
Arizona
United States
U.S
Oregonian
Dialogue on Catholic Church racism and reform in the United States
A conversation between Fr. August Thompson and Griffin on the churchs silence amid racism. They discuss disillusionment among Black Catholics from tokenism to threats against souls, the need for justice, and the call for universal Catholic fidelity regardless of color, citing Pope John XXIII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrow
Medgar Evers
Church
Griffin
Thompson
Christ
America
South
Father
Gerald Vann
John XXII
Geismar Battles Critics In A Book Review Debate
The critique targets a lineage of James critics and their New Critics allies. Geismar denounces Jacobite sensibilities among Matthiessen Dupee and others while defending ethical standards in criticism. The passage riles against Freudian and other theoretical inflections and portrays Geismar as cleansing a biased critical house.
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Geismar
James
Matthiessen
Henry James
Dupee
Dr. Freud
Gelsmar
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The
Ari
August Thompson
Fellowship OF Peelation
Myack
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