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In Defence of P. G. Wodehouse
George Orwelll
1946
In Defence of P. G. Wodehouse, the review of George Orwell. First published: July 1946 by/in Windmill, GB, London
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View paper →The Dream: A Fictional Encounter
Winston S. Churchill
1947
In this private article, The Dream, not published until after his death, Sir Winston reveals much about his father and himself.
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View paper →The Freudian Reading of the Turn of the Screw
Robert B. Heilman
Modern Language Notes·1947·3 citations
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View paper →Old Eight Eighty-I
St. Clair McKelway
The New Yorker·1949
“Old Eight Eighty-I” by St. Clair McKelway was published in the print edition of the August 27, 1949, issue of The New Yorker.
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View paper →The Economic Role of the Investment Company
John C Bogle
Princeton·1951
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View paper →The "Sturm und Drang" Movement
Roy Pascal
The Modern Language Review·1952
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View paper →The People's Tribunal: The Antithesis of Justice
Dorothy Thompson
American Bar Association Journal·1954
Addressing the Section of Judicial Administration during the Diamond Jubilee Meeting of the Association last summer, Dorothy Thompson, well-known author and lecturer, called attention to the revival by the Communists of the concept of
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View paper →A Pure Theory of Local Expenditures
Charles M. Tiebout
Journal of Political Economy·1956·7746 citations
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View paper →LAMARCK AND DARWIN IN THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE
CHARLES COULSTON GILLISPIE
American Scientist·1958
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