In Orvin Lee Shiflett’s William Terry Couch and the Politics of Academic Publishing: An Editor’s Career as Lightning Rod for Controversy, there’s a reference to It Costs Us Nothing, a 1948 pamphlet by W.
Looking at the post-war era, one would be tempted to think that in some cases victory, indeed, ruins.
Interesting, I know a smart fella who wrote a book about that, you might like it, Victory Ruins by Troop Brenegar.
It is really an interesting time. We are just now getting to the point of where we can see it clearly.
"Facts," as the kids say.
Looking at the post-war era, one would be tempted to think that in some cases victory, indeed, ruins.
Interesting, I know a smart fella who wrote a book about that, you might like it, Victory Ruins by Troop Brenegar.
It is really an interesting time. We are just now getting to the point of where we can see it clearly.
"Facts," as the kids say.