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Fixers for a Fee

Charles Lewis - APRIL 01, 1993

For nearly a decade now, Washington has been mired in scandals involving senior American officials who have hired themselves out to various foreign governments and companies.

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Once More Beyond the Pale
Chilton Williamson Jr. - APRIL 01, 1993
Few antiliberal writers are disliked and distrusted so much by mainstream "conservatives" as John Lukacs and George Kennan.
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The End of Something
Jeffery Meyers - APRIL 01, 1993
Hemingway continues to fascinate. The legendary life and heroic exploits of the man who was so admired, honored, and imitated are now wellknown.
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Frontier Fantasies
Gregory McNamee - APRIL 01, 1993
Folklore is not history, and mythmakers hate complications. Finally we have a reliable life of Boone through the considerable efforts of John Mack Faragher, a professor of history at Mount Holyoke College whose earlier book Women and Men on the...
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Men at War
H.W. Crocker III - APRIL 01, 1993
Southerners have a special feeling for the pathos of history. They know what it is like to have a lost cause, a history that might be gone with the wind but is still resonant and noble for all that.
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Let Them Eat Brie
William Hawkins - APRIL 01, 1993
The Berkeley Roundtable on the International Economy (BRIE) has been in the forefront in devising the new paradigm of strategic trade and industrial policy.
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Chronicles Magazine REVIEWS

Fixers for a Fee

Once More Beyond the Pale

The End of Something

Frontier Fantasies

Men at War

Let Them Eat Brie

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