70 Year Magazine Archive

The Third World War

by James Burnham

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Signs and Portents

History is not a bloodless abstraction, but the acts of men. Always, as if intuitively, men find external symbols to embody and express the meaning of what they do. Trifling as these symbols may seem alongside the massive analyses of scientific historians, they are not neglected by those who wish to understand the course of events—past, passing and to come.

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