August 2, 1975 Issue, THE NATION

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- Editorials, pp. 66-69
- The Abortion Quiz
  Hyman Rodman
  , p. 70
- "Bribable Socialism"
  Bernard D. Nossiter
  , p. 71
  The Divine Right of Mrs. Gandhi
- Big Business and the Law
  Christopher D. Stone
  , pp. 72-74
  Cracking the Corporate Shell
- Juan Valdez Exposed
  Penny Lernoux
  , pp. 75-80
  The World Politics of Coffee
- Press Crisis in France
  Lance Tapley
  , pp. 81-82
- California Preliminary
  Dan Blackburn
  , pp. 83-84
  The Hayden-Tunney Bout
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  The Master of Contraries (2 Reviews)
  Ronald Christ
  , p. 85
  The Bow and the Lyre, by Octavio Paz
  1. The Bow and the Lyre by Octavio Paz
  2. Children of the Mire by Octavio Paz
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  'Reintegrating the Two Worlds' (Review)
  Judy Prewitt Brown
  , p. 86
  Between Myth and Morning, by Elizabeth Janeway
  1. Between Myth and Morning by Elizabeth Janeway
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  The Land-Poor American People (Review)
  Peter Wiley
  , p. 87
  The People's Land, by Peter Barnes
  1. The People's Land by Peter Barnes
- Between Wars
  Samuel Hazo
  , p. 87
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  Begin by Shooting the Poet (Review)
  Ward Abbott
  , p. 88
  The Death of Lorca, by Ian Gibson
  1. The Death of Lorca by Ian Gibson
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  Discipline and Exuberance (Review)
  Linda Bamber
  , p. 89
  The Von Richthofen Sisters, by Martin Burgess Green
  1. The Von Richthofen Sisters by Martin Burgess Green
- Music
  David Hamilton
  , p. 90
- My Hut
  Hayden Carruth
  , pp. 90-91
- Art
  Lawrence Alloway
  , p. 92
- Cactus at Comanjillo
  Alexander Laing
  , p. 92
- Theatre
  Harold Clurman
  , p. 93
- Mildew
  Thomas Johnson
  , pp. 94-96