Volume 1, Number 9 · December 26, 1963
The Fate of the Union: Kennedy and After
By Richard Hofstadter
The circumstances of this death were as cold and cruel, as capricious and senseless as the world we live in. We have barely awakened from the nightmare and have only begun to absorb the tragedy. It is too early to expect of ourselves a sane estimation of the extent of the disaster.
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