The Old Familiar Paces
Just over a year ago I remarked in these columns on the alarming similarity between what was being written about inflation in American papers and what was being written about inflation in British papers a few years earlier. Like our friend in the Post Office, I began to wonder whether contemporary political trends on either side of the Atlantic may not be a good deal more alike than people are apt to imagine. In a divided world Britain and America face the same great moral and strategic problems; but they also share more insidious domestic problems.
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