TITLE: COMMENTARY Magazine
[RARE and interesting literary magazine!]
ISSUE DATE: APRIL, 1971; VOLUME 51, NUMBER 4
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 7" X 10". COMPLETE and in clean, GOOD condition, but has been removed from a bound edition.(See photo)

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ARTICLES:
A Plague of Children . . . Milton Himmelfarb.
Rediscovering American Labor . . . Penn Kemble.
Notes of a Substitute Teacher . . . Peter Berlinrut.
Telling "Truth" to Power . . . Edmund Stillman.

OBSERVATIONS:
The Figure of the Dybbuk . . . Harold Fisch.
Four-Party Race? . . . Herbert F. Margulies.

THEATER: Shakespeare and Beckett . . . Jack Richardson.

MOVIES: Equal Time . . . William S. Pechter.

ISSUES: Speak of the Devil . . . Norman Podhoretz.

LETTERS: from John Hollander, Frances McCullough, Josh Greenfeld, Johanna Kaplan, Milton Ellerin, Richard Korn, Earl Raab, Alvin W. Gouldner, Stanley Rothman, Nathan Glazer, Howard Box, Martha Dert hick, Robert Nisbet, and others.

BOOKS IN REVIEW:
Roosevelt: The Soldier of Freedom, by James MacGregor Burns . . . R.H.S. Crossman.
Cocteau, by Francis Steegmuller; Professional Secrets: An Autobiography of Jean Cocteau, writings selected by Robert Phelps . . . Renee Winegartcn.
New York Jews and the Quest for Community, by Arthur A. Goren . . . Ronald Sanders.
The Rebirth of Europe, by Waiter Laqueur . . . Anthony Hartley.
Good-bye Union Square, by Albeit Halper . . . Louis Berg.

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