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Whittaker Chambers • 25 Items / 5 Books, 15 Articles, 2 Reviews, 3 Poems
Cold Friday (1964)
by Whittaker Chambers
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Published Reviews
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    A Man Possessed (Review)
    Walter Goodman
    Cold Friday, by Whittaker Chambers
    1. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    The American Scholar, Winter 1965, pp. 140-142
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    Other Books (Review)
    Robert M. Thornton
    Cold Friday, by Whittaker Chambers
    1. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    The Freeman, April 1965, pp. 63-64
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    The Honest Teacher (Review)
    Garry Wills
    Cold Friday, by Whittaker Chambers
    1. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    Modern Age, Spring 1965, p. 214
  4. Books and the Arts
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    Blind Man's Bluff (Review)
    David Cort
    Cold Friday, by Whittaker Chambers
    1. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    The Nation, November 2, 1964, p. 306
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    The Comfort of Cold Friday (Review)
    Colm Brogan
    Cold Friday, by Whittaker Chambers
    1. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    National Review, December 29, 1964, pp. 1153-1154
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    Madness, Vision, Stupidity (Review)
    Irving Howe
    Cold Friday, by Whittaker Chambers
    1. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    The New Republic, November 28, 1964, pp. 22-23
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    Literary Horizons: The Final Search for Meaning (Review)
    Granville Hicks
    Cold Friday, by Whittaker Chambers
    1. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    The Saturday Review, January 2, 1965, p. 25
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    The Literary Sampler (9 Reviews)
    Excerpts from New and Forthcoming Books
    1. My Hope for America by Lyndon B. Johnson
    2. Markings by Dag Hammarskjold
    3. My Autobiography by Charles Chaplin
    4. Nigger: An Autobiography by Dick Gregory and Robert Lipsyte
    5. Afghanistan: Land of the High Flags by Rosanne Klass
    6. The King and His Court by Pierre Viansson-Ponte
    7. Cold Friday by Whittaker Chambers
    8. The Journal of Jules Renard by Louise Bogan, Elizabeth Roget, and Jules Renard
    9. So What Else Is New? by Harry Golden
    The Saturday Review, October 3, 1964, pp. 44-45