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The Record And Its Meaning. I. The Problem -- Ii. The Background -- Iii. The State Department, 1945-1947: An Ernest Effort -- Iv. The State Department, 1947-1950: Three Years Of Inertia. The State Department And The United Nations -- V. The First Charges -- Vi. The Tydings Saga: Introduction. Public Hearings: Whose Responsibility? -- Vii. The Nine Public Cases: An Invitation To Investigate. The Case Of Dorothy Kenyon. The Case Of Haldore Hanson. The Case Of Philip Jessup. The Case Of Esther Brunauer. The Cases Of Frederick Schuman And Harlow Shapley. The Case Of Gustavo Duran. The Case Of John Stewart Service. The Case Of Owen Lattimore -- Viii. Warmed-over Charges -- Ix. Some Unanswered Questions -- X.a Vindication -- Xi. Confrontation -- Xii. Closing Ranks: Some Proposals For The Civil Service -- Xiii. Senator Mccarthy's Method. The Smearing Of Innocent People. The Publicizing Of His Charges. The Use Of Congressional Immunity. Impugning The Loyalty Of His Critics. Mccarthy As Against His Contemporaries -- Xiv. The New Conformity. Our Reign Of Terror The Question Of Conformity. Mccarthyism's Call To Conformity -- Xv. Afterword. William F. Buckley, Jr. & Brent Bozell. Originally Pu

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Author

William F. Buckley, Jr. & Brent Bozell

Publisher

Washington, D.C.: Regnery Pub. ; Lanham, MD: Distributed to the trade by National Book Network

Published

1995

Language

EN

ISBN

9780895264725

Category

history

Subjects

Memoir, Fiction, History

Rating

3.75 / 5 (3 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-14