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The History of The Nation According to the F.B.I
Kimball, Penn | March 22, 1986 issue
The history of "The Nation" as seen by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) appears to have begun when Oswald Garrison Villard purchased the magazine,...

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Mark Van Doren
September 20, 1965 issue
In this article, the author, who is the literary editor of the journal "The Nation," shares his experience with the journal. His four years of experience...

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Ernest Gruening
September 20, 1965 issue
In this article, the author who was the managing director of the journal "The Nation" for 1920-1922, shares his experience with the journal. The author...

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Villard and the NAACP
Kellogg, Flint | February 14, 1959 issue
February 12, 1959 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). The new abolition...

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Ninety Years Young: The Future's Challenge
Kirchwey, Freda | July 9, 1955 issue
On its 90th anniversary, the journal "The Nation" seems younger than it was the week it was started. The early journal was shaped by Victorian literary...

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Letters to the Editors
Guerard, Albert | July 20, 1940 issue
Presents letters to the editor either expressing agreement with journalist Oswald Garrision Villard's views or upholding the stand on the necessity of military...

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The Case for Free Trade
Hutchison, Keith | March 13, 1948 issue
Reviews the book "Free Trade-Free World," by Oswald Garrison Villard.

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Editorials
Kirchwey, Freda | January 27, 1940 issue
The article presents information on the U.S. practical politics. Senator William E. Borah was intellectually the ablest man in the Congress with a reputation...

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Villard's "Nation"
Gannett, Lewis S. | February 10, 1940 issue
The author doubts that there was ever another such journalistic heaven as was "The Nation" in the early post-war years. When the author came back from France...

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Contributors
February 10, 1940 issue
The article presents a list of names of authors who contributed to the journal "The Nation." Names of the contributors include Oswald Garrison Villard,...

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