July 1982 Issue, THE HARPERS MONTHLY

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- Letters, pp. 4-7
- The Easy Chair: Mental Cases
  Michael Kinsley
  , pp. 8-9
  Meet the new legal doctrine of psychological pollution
- Ending the American Protectorate of Europe
  Ronald Steel
  , pp. 10-14
  Why we should dissolve NATO and bring home our troops
- Letter from Abroad: Bowling with Dr. Mengele
  Jeff B. Harmon
  , pp. 15-20
  A country where important people still go around saying "Heil Hitler"
- Letter from Abroad: The Box Rebellion
  Donald E. Westlake
  , pp. 21-26
  There'll be trouble if the good citizens of Belize don't get television---and soon
- The Fourth Estate: Fact Shortage No Problem, Analysts Say
  Alexander Cockburn
  , pp. 27-31
  It's much more fun covering a war you can't get to
- Turn On, Tune In, Drop Dead
  Ron Rosenbaum
  , pp. 32-42
- Designs for Living
  Posy Simmonds
  , p. 43
  Married persons' guide to lunching
- Southern Women
  Shirley Abbott
  , pp. 44-47
  For generations they've known sisterhood is powerful
- A House Full of Millionaires
  Walter Shapiro
  , pp. 48-55
- Three Stories
  Robert Walser
  , pp. 56-59
  The Job Application; Nervous; A Contribution to the Celebration of Conrad Ferdinand Meyer
- The Lord and the Intellectuals
  Christopher Hitchens
  , pp. 60-63
  They're too smart to believe in God, but they all believe in religion
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  Books: Championship Social Climbing (Review)
  John Kenneth Galbraith
  , pp. 64-65
  The Annenbergs, by John Cooney
  1. The Annenbergs by John Cooney
- Poem
  Theodore Enslin
  , p. 66
- Joy
  Brian Swann
  , p. 66
- Les Nympheas
  Margot Miller
  , p. 66
- You're Under Arrest, Jane Everywoman!
  James Wolcott
  , pp. 67-69
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  Books: The End of the Line (Review)
  Frances Taliaferro
  , pp. 70-75
  Edie: American Girl, by Jean Stein and George Plimpton
  1. Edie: American Girl by Jean Stein and George Plimpton
- Puzzle
  E.R. Galli and Richard Maltby, Jr.
  , pp. 76-78
  What's My Line
- Cover illustration
  Charles Addams