February 13, 1962 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- The Week, pp. 80-89
- From Washington Straight
  "Cato"
  , p. 90
- Why the Hate-Germany Campaign?
  Norbert Muhlen
  , pp. 91-92
- Cosmic Raze
  Eleanor Mellichamp Smith
  , p. 93
- Western, Yes, but Hard
  James Burnham
  , p. 94
- What Makes Japan Tick
  E.v. Kuehnelt-Leddihn
  , p. 95
- Again, the Social Gospel
  Will Herberg
  , p. 96
- A Bill to Harm Colleges
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 97
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  Madness in Their Method (Review)
  Garry Wills
  , p. 98
  Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged, by Philip Babcock Gove
  1. Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged by Philip Babcock Gove
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  Fiction (3 Reviews)
  Robert O. Bowen
  , p. 99
  Thoroughly Traditional
  1. Sylva by Vercors
  2. Daughter of Silence by Morris L. West
  3. I Remember! I Remember! by Sean O'Faolain
- No, But I've Read the Book
  Guy Davenport
  , p. 100
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  Who Does Govern? (Review)
  Willmoore Kendall
  , pp. 101-102
  Who Governs?, by Robert A. Dahl
  1. Who Governs? by Robert A. Dahl
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  Movies: Celluloid Castles in Spain (Review)
  Francis Russell
  , p. 103
  El Cid (1961 Film), by Anthony Mann
  1. El Cid (1961 Film) by Anthony Mann
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  Books in Brief (2 Reviews) , p. 103
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    Review Europe's Needs and Resources, by J. Frederic D... (Review)
    R. Whalen
    , p. 103
    1. Europe's Needs and Resources by J. Frederic Dewhurst, John O. Coppock, and P. Lamartine Yates, ...
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    Review The Immediate Experience, by Robert Warshow (Review)
    G. Davenport
    , p. 104
    1. The Immediate Experience by Robert Warshow
- To the Editor, pp. 105-112