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  • The Fourteen Points and the World
    April 1921 Issue
  • Foundations of the Peace
    Henry A. WallaceJanuary 1942 Issue
  • Trade in a New World
    Peter F. DruckerDecember 1941 Issue
  • Rebuilding the Reichswehr
    Herbert RosinskiFebruary 1944 Issue
  • Nearer and Nearer the Precipice
    Virginius DabneyJanuary 1943 Issue
  • Would Lincoln Have Survived If He Was Shot Today?

    The anatomy of the President's fatal wound, and what modern medicine could have done for him

    Philip MackowiakNovember 29, 2013
  • Books of the Month
    July 1888 Issue
  • The Historical Spirit
    March 1894 Issue
  • Maurice Barrès and the Youth of France
    Randolph S. BourneSeptember 1914 Issue
  • The Peripatetic Reviewer
    Edward WeeksMay 1943 Issue
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