November 1964 Issue, THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

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- Washington, pp. 6-11
- Czechoslovakia , pp. 12-27
- Laos , pp. 28-39
- Scotland , pp. 40-58
- How to Lynch a Newspaper
  Roy Reed
  , pp. 59-63
- A Bird in the House
  Margaret Laurence
  , pp. 64-71
  A Story
- Labor's Mutinous Mariners
  A.H. Raskin
  , pp. 72-77
- Hymn to the Seal
  Stevie Smith
  , p. 78
- Poetry and the Mind of Modern Man
  Conrad Aiken
  , pp. 79-81
- To the Open Water
  Jesse Hill Ford
  , pp. 82-85
  A Story
- An Answer to Dropouts
  B. Frank Brown
  , pp. 86-89
  The Nongraded High School
- Crab Catchers
  Shirley Kaufman
  , pp. 90-92
- The Gentle Art of Catching Smelts
  Elizabeth R. Choate
  , pp. 93-94
- Pomp and Circumstance: C.P. Snow
  Robert Adams
  , pp. 95-98
- Contents, p. 99
- What is Canada?
  John Conway
  , pp. 100-105
- The Diplomacy of a Middle Power
  John W. Holmes
  , pp. 106-112
- Why Young Men Leave
  Brian C. Stock
  , pp. 113-114
- The Trouble With Quebec
  Gerard Pelletier
  , pp. 115-117
- Recipe for a Canadian Novel
  John Robert Colombo
  , p. 118
- The Impact of American Business
  Robert M. Fowler
  , pp. 119-123
- Art in Canada
  Alan Jarvis
  , pp. 124-134
  With Illustrations
- Can French Canada Stand Alone?
  Marcel Faribault
  , pp. 135-138
- Late News Flashes
  R.G. Everson
  , p. 139
- Educating for the Future
  Robertson Davies
  , pp. 140-144
- Poem Improvised Around a First Line
  Gwendolyn MacEwen
  , p. 145
- Villes en Marche
  Anne Hebert
  , p. 145
- Looking From Oregon
  Earle Birney
  , p. 146
- Starling With a Split Tongue
  James Reaney
  , pp. 146-147
- Far From the Shore
  George Bowering
  , p. 148
- Man Tames the Wilderness
  Roderick Haig-Brown
  , pp. 149-157
- Cartoons From French Canada
  Duncan Macpherson
  , pp. 158-159
- The Dilemma of the Canadian Author
  Douglas V. LePan
  , pp. 160-163
- All Animals Like Me
  Raymond Souster
  , p. 164
- The Stilly Night in Rural Britain
  Charles W. Morton, Stuart Hemsley, and Celia Darlington, ...
  , p. 165
- Three Poseidon computers
  Stuart Hemsley
  , p. 166
- Little Now
  Celia Darlington
  , p. 167
- Two-way Radio for Everyman
  Carl Dreher
  , pp. 168-175
- "Mr. Chairman..."
  Dow Richardson
  , pp. 176-177
- A Haven on the Danube
  Carl Mydans
  , pp. 178-181
- They Shall Have Music
  Herbert Kupferberg
  , pp. 182-187
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  The Peripatetic Reviewer (4 Reviews)
  Edward Weeks
  , pp. 188-191
  1. The Stupidity Problem, and Other Harassments by John Fischer
  2. Mississippi: The Closed Society by James W. Silver
  3. A Coffin for King Charles by C.V. Wedgwood
  4. Germans Against Hitler by Terence Prittie
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  Reader's Choice Herzog, by Saul Bellow (9 Reviews)
  William Barrett
  , pp. 192-203
  1. Herzog by Saul Bellow
  2. Shakespeare Our Contemporary by Jan Kott
  3. The Defense by Vladimir Nabokov
  4. The Free Enterprisers by Hobart Rowen
  5. The Valley of Bones by Anthony Powell
  6. The Italian Girl by Iris Murdoch
  7. Markings by Dag Hammarskjold
  8. Vive Moi! by Sean O'Faolain
  9. The Italians by Luigi Barzini
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  Potpourri Puritan Promenade, by Martha S. Bacon (8 Reviews)
  Phoebe Adams
  , pp. 204-208
  1. Puritan Promenade by Martha S. Bacon
  2. Those Cursed Tuscans by Curzio Malaparte
  3. Fiji: Islands of the Dawn by Leonard Wibberley
  4. Arabia Felix: The Danish Expedition of 1761-1767 by Thorkild Hansen
  5. The Parables of Peter Partout by John Gould
  6. The Complete War Memoirs of Charles De Gaulle by Charles de Gaulle
  7. Beginning Again by Leonard Woolf
  8. Lament for the Molly Maguires by Arthur H. Lewis
- Cover Design
  Gyorgy Kepes