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~~Mailer~~ Tells Harper’s—Me, Too.” Article by Barbara Trecker. ''New York Post'', 6 March, 3. In the wake of Willie Morris’s resignation triggered by the publication of “The Prisoner of Sex” ([[71.10]]), [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] says he won’t write for ''Harper’s'' in the future (which he hasn’t). He praises Morris’s “extraordinary courage.” See [[71.11]], [[71.13]], [[71.21]].

“Mailer Tells Harper’s—Me, Too.” Article by Barbara Trecker. ''New York Post'', 6 March, 3. In the wake of Willie Morris’s resignation triggered by the publication of “The Prisoner of Sex” ([[71.10]]), [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] says he won’t write for ''Harper’s'' in the future (which he hasn’t). He praises Morris’s “extraordinary courage.” See [[71.11]], [[71.13]], [[71.21]].

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-Mailer Tells Harper’s—Me, Too.” Article by Barbara Trecker. ''New York Post'', 6 March, 3. In the wake of Willie Morris’s resignation triggered by the publication of “The Prisoner of Sex” ([[71.10]]), [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] says he won’t write for ''Harper’s'' in the future (which he hasn’t). He praises Morris’s “extraordinary courage.” See [[71.11]], [[71.13]], [[71.21]].
+“Mailer Tells Harper’s—Me, Too.” Article by Barbara Trecker. ''New York Post'', 6 March, 3. In the wake of Willie Morris’s resignation triggered by the publication of “The Prisoner of Sex” ([[71.10]]), [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]] says he won’t write for ''Harper’s'' in the future (which he hasn’t). He praises Morris’s “extraordinary courage.” See [[71.11]], [[71.13]], [[71.21]].
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