September 25, 1962 Issue, NATIONAL REVIEW

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- The Week, pp. 215-221
- What Goes, Mr. President?
  Ralph de Toledano
  , p. 222
- Why Freedom
  Frank S. Meyer
  , pp. 223-225
- Unfinished Business
  James Burnham
  , p. 226
- Liberal Republicans Look to '64
  George F. Hobart
  , pp. 227-229
- Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
  Russell Kirk
  , p. 230
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  The Economics of Freedom (Review)
  Henry Hazlitt
  , p. 231
  Man, Economy, and State, by Murray N. Rothbard
  1. Man, Economy, and State by Murray N. Rothbard
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  The Ex-Communist as Witness (Review)
  Nathaniel Weyl
  , pp. 232-233
  Ex-Communist Witnesses, by Herbert L. Packer
  1. Ex-Communist Witnesses by Herbert L. Packer
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  The Technique of the Trumpet (Review)
  Sir Arnold Lunn
  , p. 234
  The Life of Thomas Hardy, 1840-1928, by Florence Emily Hardy
  1. The Life of Thomas Hardy, 1840-1928 by Florence Emily Hardy
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  A Shrug for the Human Condition (Review)
  Ralph de Toledano
  , pp. 235-236
  The Golden Notebook, by Doris M. Lessing
  1. The Golden Notebook by Doris M. Lessing
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  Movies: With Hawks in Brightest Africa (Review)
  Arlene Croce
  , p. 237
  Hatari! (1962 Film), by Howard Hawks
  1. Hatari! (1962 Film) by Howard Hawks
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  Books in Brief (2 Reviews) , p. 238
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    Review The Displaced Person's Almanac, by John Pairma... (Review)
    G. Davenport
    , p. 238
    1. The Displaced Person's Almanac by John Pairman Brown
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    Review The Swinburne Letters, by Cecil Y. Lang and Al... (Review)
    G. Wills
    , p. 238
    1. The Swinburne Letters by Cecil Y. Lang and Algernon Swinburne
- To the Editor, pp. 239-244