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Speaking Reassurance to Power, by Pankaj Mishra - harpers. org “It may be,” Edmund Wilson wrote in 1929, “that the United States will develop into a great imperialistic power with all its artists, critics, and philosophers as ineffective and as easily extinguished as the German ones were in 1914 ” Wilson, born in 1895, came of age when national energies