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The New Republic Archives
By Robert Hatch
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  • The New Republic
    Total Archives: 96 Years, 4,504 Issues, 84,793 Articles, 162,453pp
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      (Review)
      Hollywood: The Dream Factory, by Hortense Powdermaker
      1. Hollywood: The Dream Factory by Hortense Powdermaker
      The New Republic
      , December 18, 1950, p. 21
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      (Review)
      God and Man at Yale, by William F. Buckley, Jr.
      1. God and Man at Yale by William F. Buckley, Jr.
      The New Republic
      , December 3, 1951, p. 19
    3. Books in Review 
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      (Review)
      Nineteen Eighty-Four, by George Orwell
      1. Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell
      The New Republic
      , August 1, 1949, pp. 23-24
    4. Books in Review 
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      (Review)
      World Enough and Time, by Robert Penn Warren
      1. World Enough and Time by Robert Penn Warren
      The New Republic
      , July 31, 1950, p. 18
    5. Books in Review 
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      (Review)
      The Wall, by John Hersey
      1. The Wall by John Hersey
      The New Republic
      , April 3, 1950, p. 18
    6.  
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      (Review)
      All My Sons (1948 Film), by Irving Reis
      1. All My Sons (1948 Film) by Irving Reis
      The New Republic
      , March 22, 1948, p. 33
    7.  
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      (3 Reviews)
      Distant Journey (1950 Film), by Alfred Radok
      1. Distant Journey (1950 Film) by Alfred Radok
      2. Secrets of Nature (1950 Film) by Israel M. Berman, Boris Dolin, and Al...
      3. Madeleine (1950 Film) by David Lean
      The New Republic
      , September 25, 1950, p. 30
    8.  
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      (3 Reviews)
      The Men (1950 Film), by Fred Zinnemann
      1. The Men (1950 Film) by Fred Zinnemann
      2. All Quiet on the Western Front (1930 Film) by Lewis Milestone
      3. The Broken Arrow (1950 Film) by Delmer Daves
      The New Republic
      , July 31, 1950, pp. 22-24
    9. [+]
      (Review)
      Battleground (1949 Film), by William A. Wellman
      1. Battleground (1949 Film) by William A. Wellman
      The New Republic
      , November 28, 1949, pp. 38-40
    10. [+]
      (2 Reviews)
      Seven Days to Noon (1950 Film), by John Boulting and Roy Boulting
      1. Seven Days to Noon (1950 Film) by John Boulting and Roy Boulting
      2. Orpheus (1950 Film) by Jean Cocteau
      The New Republic
      , December 25, 1950, pp. 22-24
    11. [+]
      (3 Reviews)
      Chance of a Lifetime (1951 Film), by Bernard Miles
      1. Chance of a Lifetime (1951 Film) by Bernard Miles
      2. The Lovers of Verona (1949 Film) by Andre Cayatte
      3. Up Front (1951 Film) by Alexander Hall
      The New Republic
      , March 26, 1951, pp. 22-24
    12. [+]
      (2 Reviews)
      The Pearl (1947 Film), by Emilio Fernandez
      1. The Pearl (1947 Film) by Emilio Fernandez
      2. Farrebique, ou Les Quatre Saisons (1946 Film) by Georges Rouquier
      The New Republic
      , March 1, 1948, pp. 26-27
    13. [+]
      (3 Reviews)
      The Sleeping City (1950 Film), by George Sherman
      1. The Sleeping City (1950 Film) by George Sherman
      2. Bitter Rice (1949 Film) by Giuseppe De Santis
      3. The Happiest Days of Your Life (1950 Film) by Frank Launder
      The New Republic
      , October 9, 1950, pp. 29-32
    14. [+]
      (3 Reviews)
      The End of the River (1947 Film), by Derek N. Twist
      1. The End of the River (1947 Film) by Derek N. Twist
      2. Nais (1945 Film) by Raymond Leboursier
      3. Lysistrata (1947 Film) by Alfred Stoger
      The New Republic
      , July 5, 1948, p. 28
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      (3 Reviews)
      Joan of Arc (1948 Film), by Victor Fleming
      1. Joan of Arc (1948 Film) by Victor Fleming
      2. Unfaithfully Yours (1948 Film) by Preston Sturges
      3. June Bride (1948 Film) by Bretaigne Windust
      The New Republic
      , November 22, 1948, p. 27
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      (3 Reviews)
      I Want You (1951 Film), by Mark Robson
      1. I Want You (1951 Film) by Mark Robson
      2. Death of a Salesman (1951 Film) by Laszlo Benedek
      3. Miracle in Milan (1951 Film) by Vittorio De Sica
      The New Republic
      , December 31, 1951, pp. 22-24
    17. [+]
      (3 Reviews)
      All the King's Men (1949 Film), by Robert Rossen
      1. All the King's Men (1949 Film) by Robert Rossen
      2. The Fallen Idol (1948 Film) by Carol Reed
      3. Fame Is the Spur (1947 Film) by Roy Boulting
      The New Republic
      , November 21, 1949, pp. 21-24
    18. [+]
      (3 Reviews)
      Macbeth (1950 Film), by Orson Welles
      1. Macbeth (1950 Film) by Orson Welles
      2. Born Yesterday (1950 Film) by George Cukor
      3. Harvey (1950 Film) by Henry Koster
      The New Republic
      , January 15, 1951, pp. 30-32
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      (2 Reviews)
      Anna Lucasta (1949 Film), by Irving Rapper
      1. Anna Lucasta (1949 Film) by Irving Rapper
      2. Somewhere in Berlin (1946 Film) by Gerhard Lamprecht
      The New Republic
      , August 22, 1949, p. 22
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      (4 Reviews)
      Another Part of the Forest (1948 Film), by Michael Gordon#2
      1. Another Part of the Forest (1948 Film) by Michael Gordon#2
      2. The Pirate (1948 Film) by Vincente Minnelli
      3. They Are Not Angels (1947 Film) by Alexander Esway
      4. Clandestine (1946 Film) by Andre Chotin
      The New Republic
      , June 7, 1948, p. 29
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