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Oswald Garrison Villard: Critical Essay by D. Joy Humes

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SOURCE: Humes, D. Joy. “A Liberal's Concern for Individual Freedoms.” In Oswald Garrison Villard, Liberal of the 1920's, pp. 33-75. New York: Syracuse University Press, 1960.

In the following essay, Humes discusses Villard's commitment to freedom of speech and press in his life and career.

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