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International Mindedness
October 5, 1918 issue

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The International Relations section of "The Nation," whose publication as a fortnightly supplement begins with the October 5, 1918 issue, has both a particular and a general purpose. On its formal side, it aims to present, on a more extended scale than the plan and scope of "The Nation" have hitherto made possible, such material as will enable the intelligent and thoughtful reader, and especially the American reader, to form an accurate and unbiased judgment of international questions; Each issue will contain, among other features, informing articles on subjects of international interest by writers, in foreign countries as well as in the United States fields.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; WORLD politics; PERIODICALS; INTERNATIONALISM; INTERNATIONALISTS; UNITED States
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