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And one who manages to be both stylish and blunt Rarelydms a work of historyrcceive fiom major publicalionsthe un- bridfed enthusiasmthat is geeting Modem Tties. Sfll lessoften does suchr book by a consenrliveenjoy lhis kind of rcception, A hng, lcisurely"good "A boldand capacious mind is requiredfor what paul Johnson has undertaken in reod"of 817pger a 54 thisbook: a historyof theworld during the last 60 years, taking in allcontinents oI hurceNotes andmajor countries. Fortunately, the author possesies in abundince the qualitiii Wer necessary.to the enterprise....unites historical and crjtical consclousness.... Z 29-pagenbject and Johnsonismost interested.throughout.in drawingconclusions, many of them pro_ pruper-rume vocatrve,trom his materials. He stands in thetrain of thosehistorians of the'last Inds twocenturies for whomhistorical writing seemcd profitless untess it yieldedul revelationsand.judgments pertinent to theworld around us....By far ih. greatri part0t Mr.Johnson's book is concerned with...the will ro powir...lt isln this lightthat Mr. Johnsonsees the.rise, commencing with ienin, of,gangster_ How do you score statesmen.'Among them he includes most prominently Mussolini, Staffi, frjtbr on men and evcnts? and_MaoZedong. In Mr.Johnson's view, Lenin was by far the most infiuential paut ...A gooddeal of Mr. Johnson\book is devotedio tracingthe spread of Fill in the blankswith the peopte Johnson Leninism,and all its ramifications, inthe worrd. ordinariry we strirpty ailtinluistr is referringto: communismfrom what became known as fascism. But hi seesthe'distinctiin as "The - invasion Washington],one visiting beingwithout much difference. [of 'like Alr thefounding fathers of totaritarianism,Hitrer statesman.observed,was wafchirigthe BorgiS andMussolini included, were socialists in principle. ..There are 20 closelyipacked brothers chaptenin thebook, and I must take over a respectablenorth ltilian town-'." contentmyself'with a modest selection ti, iorr.y (Page614) its.riches-......we.cantakea great deal of intellectualpleasure in his book, which is a trufy_disringuishedworkof history."_ RoberiNisbet, page I, Ny Tines "ln the atomicfield BookReview Sovietagents included Julius and Ethel Rose.nberg.Morton SbOelt,David Greengrass, Harry "Brilliant,densely..textured, intellectually challenging.. .skillfully com_ Gold, _ (alias Alexander Steven's),to whom pressed...powerfullycautionary book." - EdmundFuller. l{oll St. Whittaker Chambers acted as courier,'and Journal Jacob Golos,as well as Klaus Fuchs,who had'been clearedby British security."(page 456) "Rip-roaringsurvey of the pathologyof modernrelativism...Drovo- "Yet - was not a statist. catle." - Time 'to He said ne was againstany attempt smugglefascism into America "Delicious...Johnson'sverdicts on historicalfigures are shrewd through the back door'. 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Poul Abrohomsen l,rl t,,oirsLrir How many timeshas an opportunity to witnessbeen easily lit I lrrrri:;rtr I Photogrophy' excused away?"Each excuseI had everhad wasdestroyed, literally LesSchofer demolishedl'savs Norman Geislerin his article "Excusesl'He Coordinoting Editor, I,yr ,r ' II;rlLlt givesan accountof why he wasnot witnessingand what hap- Lc|rLrtoIrIiLrfl Jor pened to changehis ways. Book Editor Typogrophers, C. Sumner\femp outlinesthe stepsfor personalevangelism W rlrvLrllle,rtk Kothy Arringflon and Elmer Townstells why evangelismis ashot asever but the Contrlbuting Editor, Arrgelo ll Srrnons old methods are cooling off. IrrrrroL\'l rlr.lrcll SirerLBoyc) Giving invitationsto a child to acceptChrist must be done Ted Dernck Editoriol Boord, correctlyand sensitively,as the child'seternal destiny is at stake. Editoriol Assistonts, Verle Ackermon Beckgives hints for makingsalvation clear and meaningful f)r-nlnnnd Br^rfbef Jean l,rrtlot ra Ii ilLr)(1v\'IIl