August 14, 1962 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- The Week, pp. 87-93
- From Washington Straight
  "Cato"
  , p. 94
- Conservatives Don't Have the Bodies
  Aaron H. Brown
  , pp. 95-96
- Danger! Ideologues at Large!
  James Burnham
  , p. 97
- Spanish Growing Pains
  E.v. Kuehnelt-Leddihn
  , p. 98
- Trade or Suffocate
  Charles Morrow Wilson
  , pp. 99-101
- Dreamthorp and Linlithgow
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 102
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  A Man of Character (Review)
  James Burnham
  , pp. 103-104
  Men and Decisions, by Lewis L. Strauss
  1. Men and Decisions by Lewis L. Strauss
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  The Coagulation of Herman Wouk (Review)
  Murray Kempton
  , p. 105
  Youngblood Hawke, by Herman Wouk
  1. Youngblood Hawke by Herman Wouk
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  Is Marxism Irrelevant? (2 Reviews)
  Stefan T. Possony
  , pp. 106-107
  The Conscience of the Revolution, by Robert Vincent Daniels
  1. The Conscience of the Revolution by Robert Vincent Daniels
  2. The Unfinished Revolution by Adam B. Ulam
- Congratulations, Francoise
  W.H. von Dreele
  , pp. 108-109
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  Books in Brief (3 Reviews) , p. 110
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    Review O'Neill, by Arthur Gelb and Barbara Gelb (Review)
    G. Davenport
    , p. 110
    1. O'Neill by Arthur Gelb and Barbara Gelb
  2. [+]
    Review Starting from San Francisco, by Lawrence Ferli... (Review)
    H. Kenner
    , p. 110
    1. Starting from San Francisco by Lawrence Ferlinghetti
  3. [+]
    Review Dearly Beloved, by Anne Morrow Lindbergh (Review)
    E. Merritt
    , p. 110
    1. Dearly Beloved by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
- To the Editor, pp. 111-116