WASHINGTON POST — Book World: The Washington Post : September 3, 1972 a E Hotchner

The Washington Post, 1972. Newsprint. Features book reviews on various books. A column by William Loren Katz on The Black History Movement and comments/reviews on various books including Racism by Robert Froman; Broken Promises: The Strange History of the 14th Amendment by Richard Stiller, Julius Lester's book Long Journey Home: Stories from Black History. Front cover: The World of the Blue Collar Worker, book by Irving Howe, article by Bernard Weisberger; Diderot by Arthur Wilson - review by J. H. Plumb; Review of the Chinese Classic, Tao Te Ching; Nathalie Sarruate interview by Ann Geracimos; The Roots of Coincidence by Koestler - review by Edward Edelson; Busing and Backlash by Lillian B. Rubin - review by Robert Cassidy; A god Within by Rene Dubos -review by Loren Eiseley, Twelve Works of Naive Genius by Walter Teller - article by Paul West; A Theory of Justice by John Rawls - review by Robert Paul Mohan; King of the Hill by A. E. Hotchner - review by Larry L. King, Anna Russell, Letter to the Editor by Frank Tipler, Ancient Blarney about a Bull by Michael Olmert, and more. Front page has a tear , repaired with tape; several pages have mild tears. Illustrated throughout with drawings and pictures. Fair .