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“Hang-Up at ''Harper’s''.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Time'', 15 March, 41. Another article summarizing the circumstances surrounding the resignation of ''Harper’s'' editor Willie Morris, “precipitated in large degree by a prominently displayed, controversial article<ref[[71.10]]</ref> by [[Norman Mailer]].” ''Time'' provides a longer excerpt from Mailer’s statement on Morris’s resignation, which he calls “the most depressing event in American letters in many a year.” See [[71.11]], [[71.12]], [[71.21]].
“Hang-Up at ''Harper’s''.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Time'', 15 March, 41. Another article summarizing the circumstances surrounding the resignation of ''Harper’s'' editor Willie Morris, “precipitated in large degree by a prominently displayed, controversial article<ref>[[71.10]]</ref> by [[Norman Mailer]].” ''Time'' provides a longer excerpt from Mailer’s statement on Morris’s resignation, which he calls “the most depressing event in American letters in many a year.” See [[71.11]], [[71.12]], [[71.21]].


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“Hang-Up at Harper’s.” Article by unidentified writer. Time, 15 March, 41. Another article summarizing the circumstances surrounding the resignation of Harper’s editor Willie Morris, “precipitated in large degree by a prominently displayed, controversial article[1] by Norman Mailer.” Time provides a longer excerpt from Mailer’s statement on Morris’s resignation, which he calls “the most depressing event in American letters in many a year.” See 71.11, 71.12, 71.21.

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