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  • The Dramatic Unities
    Brander MatthewsMarch 1910 Issue
  • Shakespearean Operas
    A. E. BarrApril 1882 Issue
  • What Jefferson and Lincoln Read

    For both men books and the written word mattered deeply; and were essential to their greatness—but in substantially different ways. A reflection on the meanings of literacy

    Douglas L. WilsonJanuary 1991 Issue
  • Peter Davison Interviews Richard Wilbur: From The Atlantic Archives
    Eleanor BarkhornApril 8, 2011
  • To Be Thus Is Nothing
    Ta-Nehisi CoatesApril 14, 2011
  • Katy Perry's Teenage Dream Isn't Mine
    Alyssa RosenbergJuly 29, 2010
  • Calendar of Important European Events for October and November
    October 1959 Issue
  • Calendar of Important European Events for September
    September 1959 Issue
  • Calendar of Important European Events for August and September
    August 1959 Issue
  • The Awesome Democracy Of Words
    Ta-Nehisi CoatesNovember 18, 2010
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