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Items in 4. The Story of the Century

  • Two very similar-looking guys are standing facing each other. They are both bold, round, have klong noses, are wearing glasses and are holding a glass. The man on the left is wearing a comically large striped party hat. The caption reads "I'm learning to let go and have fun."

    4. The Story of the Century Introduction

  • Two vintage typewriters side by side, viewed from the front

    An Office Affair

  • Magazine cover art featuring a blue whale with a seagull forming its spout in green water under a blue sky

    Silent Spring

  • Photograph of a Black woman looking to the right of the image

    "Has Anybody Seen Miss Dora Dean?"

  • A piece of paper with a paragraph of typed text

    Readers React

  • A sheet of paper with typed text and handwritten notes

    "The Banality of Evil"

  • Two very similar-looking guys are standing facing each other. They are both bold, round, have klong noses, are wearing glasses and are holding a glass. The man on the left is wearing a comically large striped party hat. The caption reads "I'm learning to let go and have fun."

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