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The Right and the wronged

Nature volume 339, pages 347–348 (1989)Cite this article

Stalking the Academic Communist: Intellectual Freedom and the Firing of Alex Novikoff.

By David R. Holmes University of Vermont/University Press of New England: 1989. Pp. 288. Hbk $35, pbk $14.95. In Britain distributed by Trevor Brown, London, hbk £23.25; pbk £9.95

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  1. Alex Comfort: Best known of his books is The Joy of Sex; less well known is that he refused military service in the Second World War.

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