...Alice M. Baldwin Where Land Meets Sea: The Tide Line of Cafe Cod . Written and Engraved by Leighton Clare . New York : Rinehart and Company , 1954 . Pp. 202 . $4.00 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 424 The South Atlantic Quarterly impotence at present...

...Alain Gresh Africa's largest country, Sudan, is first and foremost part of the Arab world, sensitive to the political tides that sweep the Arab peoples from the Atlantic to the Persian Gulf. Like other members of the Arab League, Sudan was taken by surprise by the defeat of 1967. It was shaken...

...Max Haiven; Adam (A.T.) Kingsmith; Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou Can board games be part of challenging the dangerous tide of reactionary cultural politics presently washing over the United States and many other countries? The authors frame this threat to progressive social movements and democracy...

.... Many of Bull s Island s guests are bird-watchers, who rightly consider this a birders paradise. And indeed, the birds are every­ where: little toothpick-legged birds pattering along on the tide flats, big stilt-legged ones probing the shallows, gulls wheeling over­ head on the water, and hawks sailing...

... lished several articles as part of a current affairs forum for Time and Tide. According to P. N. Furbank, the columns gained him a new following, and 3. Julian Symons. The Thiriies: A Dream Revolved (Westport, Conn., 1973), p. 40. 4. From Volume 21 of the E. M. Forster papers in the Modern Literary...

... of intolerance, provincialism, and what Vachel Lindsay once called the middlewestern crucifixion of the artist recur. The second group includes three novels, The Nuptial Flight, Children of the Market Place, and The Tide of Time, which are less obviously subjective, which are only vaguely linked with the Peters­...

..., for instance, has been trans­ formed in the 1990s into the upper-middle-class, stylized world of another film adaptation of a novel, Pat Conroy s Prince of Tides. While a brutal rape scene is at the center of both films, The Prince of Tides moderates the horror of emasculation by containing it in a flashback...

... inside parliament had a favorable result for the law's approval. Legalization was celebrated on the streets on December 30, 2020, by the Green Tide in the context of a very delicate health situation. Organizers continued holding multiple actions in different spaces. The bill was revised...

... of the French trade-union movement as it exists today, the book is excellent. It is highly recommended for any serious student of labor economics. phillip d. mccoury Where Land Meets Sea: The Tide Line of Cafe Cod. Written and Engraved by Clare Leighton. New York: Rinehart and Company, 1954. Pp. 202. $4.00...

... then, is to block the road, lest these bold explorers press onward and put us to scorn. Even should we kill the first few comers, their numbers will thicken, and we will in­ evitably be tossed aside and forgotten, or remembered only with a curse, as those who held back the tide of civilization. On the other hand...

... unknown, and it depends for continuance on conditions, possibly also unknown, that are subject to change. As a simple example, a tide floods for hours, but when crucial con­ ditions change, the tide begins to ebb, all in accord with unchanging laws. Similarly: the biological success and subsequent...

.... This is a quiet country. One is impressed with the silence pervading every scene. The tides flow in and out without sound or motion, and with the exception of those periodic squalls which frequent the eastern seaboard in early fall, when the sea lashes the coastal villages, all is quiet and a pall of silence...

... earth in micro­ cosm. . . . It is rich, varied, and beautiful, this world of the flats, this low-tide country of sand and mud. It may lack the dramatic violence of the Atlantic, but if you look closely at it, and stand still and listen, it will disclose immeasurable magic. And there you have it. Clare...

... would lead the organization of Viet Minh front associations. The move­ ment is like a rising tide, said Ho, the activists are like piles driven into the earth, only with these piles could silt be retained when the tide ebbs. Closely supervising the recruitment and training of the cadre, Ho insisted...

... in the seventeenth century were the English, French Huguenots, and Dutch. There were large additions of Scotch-Irish and Germans in the eighteenth century. While other racial and religious elements became a part of the immigration tide, the British peoples gave it its predominant color. This particular branch...

... markets for Brazilian commodities, by the insoluble problem of foreign exchange, and by the inexorable tide of inflation, factors which are unintelligible to the rank and file of the electorate. The masses, hungry and ill-housed, vaguely aware of latent power, were fertile soil for demagogic appeal. If he...

... because I had not enough money to pay my fare across the Plains. II In my second grouping I include the catchers of the less dramatic fish that swim in the salt lagoons, in the tide-moved rivers, and in 380 The South Atlantic Quarterly the countless fresh-water lakes that dot the state like freckles...

... by precarity, the mandates of gender that structure it, and the reac- tionary responses to labor and existential insecurity. A New Internationalism The feminist tide that has surged forth from Latin America and is currently sweeping the world cannot be understood in terms of waves, with a begin- The South...

... a law! Goodness sakes, but ain t it awful! My! What are we going to do? Almost anything ain t lawful, And the Judge is human too Pass a law! The Mass Production of Laws 387 Mrs. Partington tried her best to sweep back the rising Atlantic, but the more vigorously she applied the broom the higher the tide...

... as the highest attained moral level of the American mind, although there be little expectation of a recurrent tide. There is little present purpose of living up to the high standard that has been set. The American mind has come to a satisfied and composed attitude on this question. It has accepted a standard...