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Your Weekly Guide to the Best National Review Magazine Articles from the '50s, '60s, and '70s

This Week's Featured Issue: October 13, 1972

Please Enjoy the Following NR Articles . . .

Taxing Business: The Continuing Superstitions
By Lowell Harriss

Harriss, an economics professor and consultant of Tax Foundation Inc., makes the revolutionary suggestion: Why not cut corporation taxes instead of raising them and encourage American capital to come home. Read the article here.

Americans Abroad
By William F. Buckley Jr.

Buckley reports from Russia and the Ukraine in "On the Right." Read about the Russian fascination with the young Americans running the U.S. Information Agency's exhibit on technology and development, and the American fascination with enigmatic Madame Furtseva, Soviet Minister of Culture, here.

Notes on Terrorism
By James Burnham

How is terrorism different from other violent criminal acts? And, more important, if it is distinct from "senseless" violence, can it be prevented? Read "The Protracted Conflict" here.

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