'Ezra Pound Speaking': Radio Speeches of World War II

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"Hitler exposed the wheeze practice in every war and post-war period and sometimes between wars; namely, of cheating the public by inflation and then making the debtors pay double. Simple swindle. Man gets into debt in dollars worth one bushel of wheat and has to pay in dollars worth two bushels." "Ezra Pound Speaking": Radio Speeches of World War II - Front Board Half-title Recent Titles in 'Contributions in American Studies' Title Page Printer's Imprint Contents Series Foreword Introduction Part I: 110 FCC-recorded Scripts 1. Last Ditch of Democracy 2. Books and Music 3. The Golden Wedding 4. This War on Youth—On a Generation 5. Those Parentheses 6. On Resuming 7. 30 Years or a Hundred 8. The Stage in America 9. Canto 46 10. Sale and Manufacture of War 11. Power 12. America Was Intentions 13. Napoleon, Etc. 14. Why Pick on the Jew? 15. Gold: England 16. England 17. And the Time Lag 18. But How? 19. But How? Second Item 20. McArthur 21. The Pattern 22. Destruction 23. Indecision 24. Comic Relief 25. Question of Motive 26. Clarification 27. To Social Creditors 28. Aberration 29. MacLeish 30. Blast 31. Opportunity Recognized 32. Non-Jew 33. Universality 34. The Duration 35. The Precarious 36. A French Accent 37. To Be Late (Essere in ritardo) 38. Free Speech in Albion (Alias England) 39. With Phantoms 40. E. E. Cummings Examined 41. Brain Trust 42. As a Beginning 43. Brain Trust: Second Spasm 44. As to Pathology and Psychoses 45. The Keys of Heaven 46. The British Imperium 47. Violence 48. The Fallen Gentleman (Il signor decaduto) 49. That Interval of Time 50. The Giftie 51. Disbursement of Wisdom 52. Continuity 53. How Come 54. Freedumb Forum 55. Darkness 56. Perfect Phrasing 57. July 16th, an Anniversary 58. Superstition 59. Axis Propaganda 60. More Homely 61. That Illusion 62. Serviti 63. Complexity 64. Toward Veracity 65. Pots to Fracture 66. Anglophilia 67. To Explain 68. More Names 69. Pogrom 70. To Recapitulate 71. Financial Defeat: U.S. 72. Usurocracy 73. Lyric Tenors 74. Fetish 75. Valentine 76. J.G. Blaine 77. Canute 78. Zion 79. Conscience 80. On Retiring 81. On the Nature of Treachery 82. Romance 83. Philosemite 84. Lord Bleeder 85. Sumner Welles 86. Economic Aggression 87. Administration 88. Economic Oppression 89. In the Woodshed 90. Soberly 91. [Title Unknown] 92. And Back of the Woodshed 93. Suprise 94. Big Jew 95. Debt 96. [Therapy] 97. To the Memory 98. [Obsequies] 99. War Aims 100. [On Brains or Medulla] 101. Stalin 102. Materialism 103. Communist Millionaires 104. Coloring 105. [Title Unknown] 106. Credit: Legality 107. Audacia/Audacity 108. Objection (Protesta) 109. Civilization 110. Lost or Stolen (Perduto o rubato) Part II: 10 Miscellaneous Scripts 111. Homesteads 112. March Arrivals 113. America Was Promises 114. Aristotle and Adams 115. To Consolidate 116. To Albion 117. Two Pictures 118. Quisling 119. Philology 120. Church Peril Appendix 1. The Content Analysis: Methodology Appendix 2. Quantitative Analysis Appendix 3. Pound’s Critics Appendix 4. Style and Techniques Bibliography Glossary and Index to Names About the Editor