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Virginia Cowles • 14 Items / 10 Books, 4 Articles
No Cause for Alarm (1949)
by Virginia Cowles
What Lies Behind England's Peaceful Revolution
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Published Reviews
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    Socialism, British Style (Review)
    Keith Hutchison
    No Cause for Alarm, by Virginia Cowles
    1. No Cause for Alarm by Virginia Cowles
    The Nation, November 5, 1949, p. 447
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    Welfare State and Glad of It (Review)
    James M. Minifie
    No Cause for Alarm, by Virginia Cowles
    1. No Cause for Alarm by Virginia Cowles
    The Saturday Review, December 3, 1949, pp. 46-47
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    Briefer Comment (6 Reviews)
    Politics
    1. The Country of the Blind by George S. Counts and Nucia Lodge
    2. Operation Survival by William H. Hessler
    3. No Cause for Alarm by Virginia Cowles
    4. Conservatism Revisited by Peter Viereck
    5. This I Do Believe by David E. Lilienthal
    6. This I Remember by Eleanor Roosevelt
    The Forum, December 1949, p. 334
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    Briefly Noted (6 Reviews)
    General
    1. China Shakes the World by Jack Belden
    2. No Cause for Alarm by Virginia Cowles
    3. Domestic Manners of the Americans by Frances Trollope and Donald Smalley
    4. Knowing and the Known by John Dewey and Arthur F. Bentley
    5. Cosmopolitan World Atlas by Rand McNally
    6. Furniture Treasury by Wallace Nutting
    The New Yorker, October 29, 1949, pp. 98-99
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    The Literary Sampler (7 Reviews)
    Excerpts and Jottings from Some of the New Books
    1. Four-Square by Dorothy Canfield
    2. No Cause for Alarm by Virginia Cowles
    3. Dark Trees to the Wind by Carl L. Carmer
    4. Benefits Forgot by G.B. Stern
    5. The Crazy Glasspecker by David Dodge
    6. The Story of Language by Mario Pei
    7. Years of the Modern by John W. Chase
    The Saturday Review, December 3, 1949, pp. 18-20