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*Last week, after 5,000,000 words of testimony, the Government rested its case. The defense now gets its innings.
Let me add, while I am complaining, that while I am grateful for the credit line, I cannot claim to be the originator of the phrase, "It is ideas, not rested interests, which are dangerous for good or evil." The phrase belongs to the late Lord Keynes, as I pointed...
The studio in Fordingbridge, 75 miles from London, looked oddly unlike the workshop of a great painter. Instead of easel and brushes, a wheelbarrow full of clay stood in the center of the room, the wooden kitchen table was littered with well-used sculptor's tools, and finished and...
Flynn rested most of his argument, on this point, on an article by Conant in the Atlantic Monthly for May, 1943 entitled "Wanted: American Radicals."
Soon after the building was acquired by the College in 1935, it was sacrificed, or at best modified, to the demands of what seemed to the Yard like a new-fangled science--Astronomy. The Dana House became the College observatory, its rooms filled with instruments. On the roof was a...