February 21, 1967 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- Letters, pp. 174-175
- The Week, pp. 176-183
- What is Freedom All About?
  William F. Buckley Jr.
  , p. 184
- An Overstated Case
  James Burnham
  , p. 185
- Second Place in the Arms Race
  Walter Darnell Jacobs
  , pp. 186-188
- Robert McNamara and the Process of Military Decision
  George Fielding Eliot
  , pp. 189-197
- England's Colonial Legacy---Cricket
  Alec Waugh
  , p. 198
- Gauerke: A Cartoon Selection, pp. 199-201
- The Bureau of Public Roads, Devastator
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 202
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  What Do the Intellectuals Want? (Review)
  Arnold W. Green
  , p. 203
  The Temper of Our Time, by Eric Hoffer
  1. The Temper of Our Time by Eric Hoffer
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  Fiction (3 Reviews)
  Guy Davenport
  , pp. 204-207
  Fireside Tales for Nasty Weather
  1. This January Tale by Bryher
  2. A House in Order by Nigel Dennis
  3. The Scorpions by Robert Kelly
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  The Passional 'I' (Review)
  Stephen J. Tonsor
  , pp. 208-209
  Vom Elend der Literatur, by William S. Schlamm
  1. Vom Elend der Literatur by William S. Schlamm
- Television: A Plethora of Angles
  C.H. Simonds
  , pp. 210-211
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  Books in Brief (5 Reviews) , p. 212
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    Review Men and Moments, by Henry J. Taylor (Review)
    M.S. Evans
    , p. 212
    1. Men and Moments by Henry J. Taylor
  2. [+]
    Review Inside South America, by John Gunther (Review)
    J.B. Bender
    , p. 212
    1. Inside South America by John Gunther
  3. [+]
    Review Basic Tactics, by Zedong Mao (Review)
    W.D. Jacobs
    , p. 213
    1. Basic Tactics by Zedong Mao
  4. [+]
    Review The Jury Returns, by Louis Nizer (Review)
    J.D. Kirwan
    , p. 213
    1. The Jury Returns by Louis Nizer
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    Review Case History of the Smear by CBS of Conservati... (Review)
    W.F. Rickenbacker
    , p. 214
    1. Case History of the Smear by CBS of Conservatives by Irving G. McCann
- Trans-O-Gram, pp. 215-217
- For the Record, pp. 218-220