The Reversible Revolution

Although we have far more unity in the Cuban exile community than ever before, its very size precludes agreement on all issues. On some points, however, we are all in accord, and one of them is that Theodore Draper has produced the most accurate, objective and eloquent writing on the developing Cuban scene. This is fortunate, since we have formidable antagonists like Herbert L. Matthews, who speaks anonymously through the editorial columns of the New York Times; the thought of a harsh condemnation of Castro by Matthews would be as incongruous as the thought of Whistler turning against his mother.

Castroism: Theory and Practice, by Theodore Draper. Praeger, $5.95

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Although we have far more unity in the Cuban exile community than ever before, its very size precludes agreement on all issues. On some points, however, we are all in accord, and one of them is that Theodore Draper has produced the most accurate, objective and eloquent writing on the developing Cuban scene. This is fortunate, since we have formidable antagonists like Herbert L. Matthews, who speaks anonymously through the editorial columns of the New York Times; the thought of a harsh condemnation of Castro by Matthews would be as incongruous as the thought of Whistler turning against his mother.

Castroism: Theory and Practice, by Theodore Draper. Praeger, $5.95