A Handwritten, Personal Letter Has

Americans Ought To Be The Best-traveled, Most Cosmopolitan People On Earth, Not Only Because Experience Of The World Is Desirable In Its Own Right, But Because As A People Acquires A Great Concentration Of Power, Worldliness Becomes A Moral Imperative.

Natural Villains Are Hard To Come By, What With All The Shrinks And Social-scientist Types Threatening To Understand Everybody Into The Ground.

Huge Herds Of Vigorous, Curious, Open-eyed Americans Freely Roaming The World Are, It Seems To Me, Quite Possibly A Vital National Resource Today As At No Other Time In Our History.

Tourists Moved Over The Piazza Like Drugged Insects On A Painted Plate.

The Real Trouble With The Doctor Image In America Is That It Has Been Grayed By The Image Of The Doctor-as-businessman, The Doctor-as-bureaucrat, The Doctor-as-medical-robot, And The Doctor-as-terrified-victim-of-malpractice-suits.