Volume 4, Number 2 · February 25, 1965
Obscenity
By Mary Mackintosh
In response to The Ordeal of George Patton
(December 31, 1964)
To the Editors:
I am appalled by the publication of John Phillips' coarse vulgarity in his review of a book about General Patton…
[You] should be most severely censured for [your] lack of discrimination in the permitted use of obscenity—used, as the lowest and most ignorant use it, merely as stupid substitutes for more thoughtful expression…
Mary Mackintosh
New York City
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