Lewis Lapham: The Rookie Reporter
The Moth
04/05/10
•18m
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Scandal, vice and magnificent hypocrisy: the truth about the press in 1950s America, as seen by a wide-eyed cub reporter. Lewis Lapham is the editor of Lapham’s Quarterly a new journal of history and ideas which can be found at www.laphamsquarterly.org. He is a National Correspondent for Harper’s Magazine and the author of thirteen books.
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