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Voices from the Veil: W. E. B. DuBois to Malcolm X,ve gone that the only “Southern” book of any distinction published for many a year is ., by that most accomplished of members of the negro race, Mr. W. E. B. DuBois? Had the . focus of life then been Slavery?’. James’s compliment to DuBois (whose book had appeared in 1903), not to mention his view o

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The Word for Mirror: Mary McCarthy,ween title and text, ‘and I’ll Tell You No Lies.’ Throughout the essays making up . — most published in magazines between 1946 and 1957, then revised and collected in 1957 with interchapters reflecting on the process of their composition — she has asked herself questions, reconstructing herself (as

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The Stone House: Edmund Wilson,egional history and partly a personal memoir,’ as he put it in a letter to Joseph Alsop.. Wilson’s mood in the prologue is one of weariness and withdrawal, of himself as a relic of a time when the house had more meaning as a ‘family center.’ He feels himself forced inward in some final way by change

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Debriefed by Dreams: Michael Herr,ccount of a recent interview with Graham Greene,. reiterates a view of . which has generally prevailed since the novel’s American publication in 1956. With the passage of time, and the fading in the United States of initial criticism of . as anti-American. — and with the passage of the American war

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