TITLE: ATLANTIC Monthly Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: SEPTEMBER 1983; VOLUME 252 No. 3
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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Reports & Comment.
WASHINGTON: LEARNING PEACE . . . NORMAN BOUCHER.
JERUSALEM: A PRAGMATIC IDEOLOGUE . . .HIRSH GOODMAN.
SCOTLAND: A SENSE OF ESTRANGEMENT . . . GEOFFREY SMITH.
THE JAMAICA EXPERIMENT . . . MICHAEL MASSING. Using a combination of grants, loans, and tax and trade incentives, the Reagan Administration hopes to demonstrate to Jamaica and other developing countries that free-market capitalism is better than state control.
AN EYE ON THE RECORDS . . .MICHAEL LENEHAN . . .Bill James invents formulas to analyze the statistics of baseball, a sport that is rife with the hokum of oral tradition.
A YOUNG WOMAN FOUND IN THE WOODS . . . DAVID WAGONER . . .A poem.
LET'S BE PRACTICAL . . .ROBERT GROSSMAN . . .A cartoon.
THINKING ABOUT CRIME . . . JAMES Q. WILSON . . .The question of whether crime will be reduced more effectively by threatened penalties or by increased job opportunities.
MONEY . . . MARY B. CAMPBELL . . .A poem.
FIRST ENCOUNTERS . . . EDWARD SOREL AND NANCY CALDWELL SOREL . . .Captain John Smith and Pocahontas.
GOODYEAR . . . RALPH LOMBREGLIA . . .An Atlantic "First.
BIRTHDAY BUSH . . . MAY SWENSON . . .A poem.
MY CAT BOOK WON'T COME . . .ROY BLOUNT, JR. . . .Intrinsically, the book would pounce, loll, and go m'rowr.
MUSIC/THE OPERAS OF HAYDN . . .WILLIAM H. YOUNGREN . . .The stubborn myth that Haydn's operas are a failure.
TRAVEL/YANKEE HOSPITALITY . . . HOLLY BRUBACH . . .Three inns that live up to Bing Crosby's standards.
BOOKS/THE CRITIC AS HUMAN BEING . . . PAUL FUSSELL . . .Characters and Their Landscapes by Ronald Blythe.
BOOKS/ASSAULTING REALISM . . . ROBERT TOWERS . . .Winter's Tale by Mark Helprin.
SHORT REVIEWS . . .PHOEBE-LOU ADAMS.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
THE ATLANTIC PUZZLER . . . EMILY Cox AND HENRY RATHVON.

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