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NYC, The Nation, 1957
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A rare publication of the piece on William Remington by investigative journalist Fred James Cook (1911-2003). Remington was a former communist accused of espionage and convicted of perjury who was murdered in prison in 1954. His case was a national news story.
Cook credits this piece as a watershed moment in his career that led him both to his ongoing collaboration with The Nation magazine as well as toward more left-leaning political views.
Volume 185, Number 22 of The Nation, issued December 28, 1957, not found in the publications archives or elsewhere online. 22pp, stapled, moderate wear to spine and edges.
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