The Nation - One Hundredth Anniversary Issue 1965 Founded on July 6, 1865 as a classical liberal publication, it is one of the oldest continuously published magazines in the United States.

Cover exhibits shelf grit, slight ink notation, otherwise periodical containing 328 pages is in very good condition.

Contents include the following:

LEGACIES FROM OUR PAST

1865: The Great Transition
Fashions in Liberalism
American Journalism: Essay to Assay

U.S. PORTRAIT 1965

Waiting for Reality: Death of a Small Town
Waiting for Reality: Birth of the Megalopolis
What's Left of the Left

SOME ARE MORE EQUAL

Tell it Like it is Baby (Ralph Ellison)
The Peoples of America
Flight from History: The Heritage of the Negro
The South Revisited
The South As it Is
Hollywood is Black and White
A Different Drum

PROBLEMS OF FREEDOM

The Fear of Positive Thinking
America's Schizophrenic View of the Poor
Time to Kill: Automation, Leisure and Jobs

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