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Owen Lattimore • 66 Items / 16 Books, 32 Articles, 17 Reviews, 1 Poem
Ordeal by Slander (1950)
by Owen Lattimore
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Published Reviews
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    Ordeal of Democracy (Review)
    Duncan Aikman
    Ordeal by Slander, by Owen Lattimore
    1. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    The Saturday Review, September 30, 1950, p. 14
  2. Books in Review
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    The Ordeal of Owen Lattimore (Review)
    James. R. Newman
    Ordeal by Slander, by Owen Lattimore
    1. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    The New Republic, August 28, 1950, p. 19
  3. Books and the Arts
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    Lattimore vs. McCarthy (Review)
    Philip Mandel
    Ordeal by Slander, by Owen Lattimore
    1. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    The Nation, August 19, 1950, p. 170
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    Injured Innocence or the Biter Bit (Review)
    Ordeal by Slander, by Owen Lattimore
    1. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    The Labour Monthly, October 1952, p. 478
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    Not Merely Gossip (Review)
    W.H. Chamberlin
    Ordeal by Slander, by Owen Lattimore
    1. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    Human Events, September 6, 1950, p. 8
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    Briefly Noted (2 Reviews)
    General
    1. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    2. Korea Today by George M. McCune and Arthur L. Grey, Jr.
    The New Yorker, August 5, 1950, pp. 60-62
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    The Library: Lattimore: Master of Omission (2 Reviews)
    Benjamin Stolberg
    Ordeal by Slander, by Owen Lattimore
    1. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    2. The Situation in Asia by Owen Lattimore
    The American Mercury, October 1950, pp. 489-497
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    The Atlantic Bookshelf (6 Reviews)
    Charles J. Rolo
    Reader's Choice
    1. The Human Use of Human Beings by Norbert Wiener
    2. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    3. Journey Into the Self by Leo Stein and Edmund Fuller
    4. Korea Today by George M. McCune and Arthur L. Grey, Jr.
    5. Behind Closed Doors by Rear Admiral Ellis M. Zacharias
    6. The House of Breath by William Goyen
    The Atlantic Monthly, September 1950, pp. 75-81
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    Books in Brief (7 Reviews)
    Katherine Gauss Jackson
    The House of Breath, by William Goyen
    1. The House of Breath by William Goyen
    2. The Little World of Don Camillo by Giovanni Guareschi
    3. The Small Hours of the Night by Timothy Angus Jones
    4. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    5. Rise Up and Walk by Turnley Walker
    6. Butcher's Dozen, and Other Murders by John Bartlow Martin
    7. 12 Against Crime~~Twelve Against Crime by Edward D. Radin
    The Harpers Monthly, September 1950, pp. 109-112
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    Recent Books on International Relations (16 Reviews)
    Henry L. Roberts
    The United States
    1. The Man of Independence by Jonathan Daniels
    2. Bureaucracy in a Democracy by Charles S. Hyneman
    3. Modern Republic by Spencer Pinkham
    4. Federal Reserve Policy-Making by George Leland Bach
    5. Wartime Economic Planning in Agriculture by Bela Gold
    6. Trade and Agriculture by D. Gale Johnson
    7. Production and Welfare of Agriculture by Theodore W. Schultz
    8. The Road to Pearl Harbor by Herbert Feis
    9. America's Second Crusade by William Henry Chamberlin
    10. Faith, Purpose and Power by James P. Warburg
    11. Ordeal by Slander by Owen Lattimore
    12. Character Assassination by Jerome Davis
    13. A Generation on Trial by Alistair Cooke
    14. The Pre-Election Polls of 1948 by Frederick Mosteller, Herbert Hyman, and Philip J. McCarthy, ...
    15. European Beliefs Regarding the United States, 1949 by Henry Lee Munson
    16. Statehood for Hawaii by William C. Dill
    Foreign Affairs, January 1951, p. 321