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  1. Bold Words from China
    Miriam London
    When the Party's top theoretical organ advocates freedom of discussion, every writer fe...
    The American Spectator, June 1985, pp. 19-21
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    Broken Faith: Steven Mosher, Stanford, and China (Review)
    Miriam London and Ta-ling Lee
    Stanford's commissars purge a right-leaning deviationist
    1. Broken Earth by Steven W. Mosher
    The American Spectator, February 1984, pp. 15-17
  3. China's Lost Generation
    Miriam London and Ivan D. London
    The Fate of the Red Guards Since 1968
    The Saturday Review, November 30, 1974, pp. 12-19
  4. China's Post-Thaw Blues
    Miriam London, Ta-ling Lee, and Ivan D. London
    Marx is dead, Mao is dead, and Deng isn't feeling so well himself.
    The American Spectator, April 1981, pp. 11-14
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    The Coldest Winter in Peking (2 Reviews)
    Miriam London
    The Execution of Mayor Yin, and Other Stories from the Great Proletarian Cultural Revol...
    1. The Execution of Mayor Yin, and Other Stories from the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution by Chen Jo-Hsi
    2. The Coldest Winter in Peking by Chih-Yen Hsia
    The American Spectator, November 1978, pp. 31-32
  6. Departments
    Eminentoes/Peking Duck
    Miriam London and Ivan D. London
    The American Spectator, July 1982, pp. 23-25
  7. The Gang of Fourteen: Street Life in China
    Miriam London and Ivan D. London
    A talk with a street tough, recently from the People's Republic
    The American Spectator, June 1978, pp. 5-6
  8. Little Tiger, Rest in Peace--A Tale of the Cultural Revolution
    Miriam London
    Modern Age, Spring 1976, pp. 214-218
  9. Rich Man, Poor Man, Chinaman
    Miriam London and Ma Yuan
    In the New China, the mendicant arts survive---necessarily
    The American Spectator, June 1980, p. 18
  10. Departments
    Spectator's Journal/Hong Kong
    Miriam London and Ta-ling Lee
    Before the Anschluss
    The American Spectator, November 1984, pp. 30-31
  11. Books
    What Are They Reading in China?
    Miriam London and Mu Yang-jen
    The Saturday Review, September 30, 1978, pp. 42-43
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