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Stuart Chase • 276 Items / 36 Books, 159 Articles, 80 Reviews
Power of Words (1954)
by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
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    Functions of Language (Review)
    Power of Words, by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
    1. Power of Words by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
    The Nation, March 27, 1954, p. 264
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    Popular Semantics (Review)
    Russell F.W. Smith
    Power of Words, by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
    1. Power of Words by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
    The New Republic, April 12, 1954, p. 20
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    The Brain's Integers (Review)
    Quincy Howe
    Power of Words, by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
    1. Power of Words by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
    The Saturday Review, March 6, 1954, p. 13
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    Briefly Noted (13 Reviews)
    General
    1. Our Wildlife Legacy by Durward L. Allen
    2. Maharani by Brinda Maharani of Kapurthala
    3. Prelude to World War II by Gaetano Salvemini
    4. Power of Words by Stuart Chase and Marian Tyler Chase
    5. Churchill---by His Contemporaries by Charles Eade
    6. The Test of Freedom by Norman Thomas
    7. Friend or Foe? by Oreste Pinto
    8. Shark! by Patrick Fitzgerald O'Connor
    9. The Letters of Theodore Roosevelt, Vol. VII by Elting E. Morison and Theodore Roosevelt
    10. The Letters of Theodore Roosevelt, Vol. VIII by Elting E. Morison and Theodore Roosevelt
    11. The Painter's Workshop by W.G. Constable
    12. Hellenism and the Modern World by Gilbert Murray
    13. The Literary Essays of Ezra Pound by T.S. Eliot and Ezra Pound
    The New Yorker, March 27, 1954, pp. 129-134