The Fatherland and the Nation

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Embracing both, and rejecting the United States of Now.

Allen Tate, in 1952, argued that the first duty of the man of letters in the postwar world was to purify the language from the corruptions introduced by ideology and the destruction, more than physical, wrought by the recent world . . .

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