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... review a book . As an inducement to better reviewing , a few more daring editors might risk paying as much for lengthy , authoritative , scholarly reviews of signifi- cant works as for an essay . Such reviews could be as in- teresting ...
... review a book . As an inducement to better reviewing , a few more daring editors might risk paying as much for lengthy , authoritative , scholarly reviews of signifi- cant works as for an essay . Such reviews could be as in- teresting ...
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... reviewer proclaims soundly and honestly how and why a review does this , he writes an eminently sane review . A cosmopolitan point of view is needed . And the catholic tastes of American readers are fostering that cosmopolitanism in ...
... reviewer proclaims soundly and honestly how and why a review does this , he writes an eminently sane review . A cosmopolitan point of view is needed . And the catholic tastes of American readers are fostering that cosmopolitanism in ...
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Pan America | 24 |
The Creed of Abstract Painting | 42 |
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