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The New Yorker Mar. 22, 1952 (SOLD) Vanity Fair 'Spy' Prints who do not demolish but

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who do not demolish but construct

which featured regularly in the national press

With the Hon

Clive Arrowsmith

Pan Books Ltd

The New Yorker Mar. 22, 1952 (SOLD) Vanity Fair 'Spy' Prints who do not demolish butVG The March 22, 1952, issue of The New Yorker features a vibrant newsroom cover illustration by Leonard Dove, short stories like "Doing What's Right" by Brendan Gill, and poetry such as "In the Museum" by Isabella Gardner. Issue Contents and Features Cover Art: Illustrated by Leonard Dove, showcasing a busy 1950s newsroom scene with reporters at work. Prose & Fiction: Includes "Doing What's Right" by Brendan Gill, "Password" by Jan Smith and Geoffrey

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