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HELP WANTED. National Review needs new readers. If you know anyone (friends, relatives or business associates) you think should be reading National Review, use the handy card facing this page to introduce them to NR today. There is no better place for them to find that happy balance to the liberal news media than in NR. Especially now during the takeover period of the Carter Administration when the need for the “other side” of the news will be greater than ever. You can introduce someone to NR at the special low rate of just $7.50 for ten big issues (twenty weeks). Don’t miss this opportunity to do a friend a favor—a favor that may well have a lasting impact. Your friend will appreciate it, and so will we.

the lichen-covered body of the patriarchal general who has governed the country for well over two centuries, a flood of memories of his incredible reign is released, and it is these memories, both collective and individual, flowing in free-associative, temporally jumbled repetition, that form the entire novel.