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September 9, 1944 issue

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The article presents information about books, "On Living in a Revolution," by Julian Huxley and "Day of Deliverance: A Book of Poems in War Time," by William Rose Benét. In the book "On Living in a Revolution, Huxley prints a miscellany of his essays from magazines on the theme that society is undergoing a transformation toward a world more planned, more closely connected and more internationally organized. The book "Day of Divergence" is about poets' patriotic sentiments.

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BOOKS; ON Living in a Revolution (Book); DAY of Deliverance: A Book of Poems in War Time (Book); HUXLEY, Julian; BENET, William Rose; POETRY
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