November 1974

In This Issue
Explore the November 1974 print edition below. Or to discover more writing from the pages of The Atlantic, browse the full archive.
Articles
The Friends of Richard Nixon
Some were trusting; some were not. Either way, they lived to regret it, because what was going on was “obstruction of justice.”
My Son, the Feminist
The Immortal, Impossible Sultan of Swat
The Peripatetic Reviewer
Expendable Americans
Alas! The Love of Women!
The Camberwell Beauty and Other Stories
The Patton Paper
The Hermit
The Iliad
The Abbess of Crewe
Apache Lightning
Mademoiselle B
The Diary of Samuel Pepys
The Collected Works of Billy the Kid
Brittany
Innocent Bystander: Adoptive Son
The Mail
Peoria
All About Pigeons
A Man at the Top of His Trade
The Future of Doctoring
The kindly old GP is fast being replaced by the keen young specialist, but the specialist may be in for some surprises too, as computerized medicine and paramedical personnel become realities. Ironically, one result could be the return of the kindly old GP.
Reality Street
Breath in the Afternoon
Lunch sometime? Just you, me, and the IRS . . .
How to Know Where You Are
Autumn of a Dormouse
November
Parody's End
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