George W. S. Trow is a sort of tragic hero. His essays offer us clues to how we might correct our national life. But his wisdom is likely to be lost on us, even on those who would agree with him. Like Cassandra, he can tell us things that are true and that would save us if we could understand them,… return to article
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Posted by JW Jensen on Apr 13, 2004 at 7:52 PM 
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