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50 Years Ago in "The Nation"
July 15, 1944 issue

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The article presents information on social, political and economic issues from different parts of the world that were published in the journal "The Nation," 50 years ago. The collapse of the Pullman strike is not the most important development of the week. Transcending this in significance is the demonstration that such a strike can never again be so formidable in this country. There are few names in current French literature more popular than that of Guy de Maupassant. He belongs to that realistic school of novelists which had for its first leaders and novelists like Gustave Flaubert and the Edmund Louis Goncourt brothers.

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PERIODICALS; POLITICS, Practical; ECONOMICS -- Sociological aspects; PULLMAN Strike, 1894; ECONOMIC history; INTERNATIONAL relations
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