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Essays of a Journalist

T., N. | September 14, 1921 issue

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This article focuses on the book "Tired Radicals and Other Papers," by Walter Weyl. It is the misfortune of even the best of journalists that his work as well as his name is writ in water. His influence may endure by the impulse and direction he gives to men of his own generation who help to build the future; his writings are scarcely more permanent than the modern and perishable paper on which they are written. It is even more of a tribute that some of them made enough impression when they first appeared to be recognized by the reader as old friends.

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TIRED Radicals & Other Papers (Book); WEYL, Walter; JOURNALISM; RADICALS; JOURNALISTS
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