Anne Morrow Lindbergh: Her Life (87 page)

¹⁷
Ibid., 6/11/39, p. 14.

¹⁸
NYT
, 6/20/39, “Rochester Honor to Mrs. Lindbergh.”

¹⁹
WW&W
, AML diary, 6/23/39, p. 15.

²⁰
Ibid., 7/20/39, p. 18.

²¹
“Memorandum as to a Proposed Center of Integrated Scientific Research,” Alexis Carrel Papers, Georgetown University Archives.

²²
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, p. 216.

²³
CAL, Autobiography of Values
, p. 16.

²⁴
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, p. 216.

²⁵
Ibid., p. 218.

²⁶
Robert E. Herzstein, op. cit., pp. 36–37.

²⁷
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, p. 222.

²⁸
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry,
Wartime Writings
, New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1982, p. 10.

²⁹
WW&W
, AML diary, 8/4/39, p. 21.

³⁰
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry,
Wind, Sand and Stars
, New York: Harcourt, Brace and World, 1968.

³¹
CAL letter to Grace Lee Nute, 2/8/40, Minnesota Historical Society.

³²
WW&W
, AML diary, 8/5/39, pp. 21–22.

³³
Stacy Shiff,
Saint-Exupéry: A Biography
, New York: Knopf, 1994, p. 9.

³⁴
WW&W
, AML diary, 8/5/39, pp. 22–28.

³⁵
Rainer Maria Rilke, as quoted in
WW&W
, p. 25.

³⁶
Ibid., p. 23.

³⁷
Interview with Stacy Shiff.

³⁸
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry,
Wind, Sand and Stars
, p. 191.

³⁹
WW&W
, AML diary, 8/6/39, p. 33.

25. NO HARVEST RIPENING

¹
AML,
The Unicorn and Other Poems
, p. 40.

²
Harold Nicolson,
Dwight Morrow
, pp. 186–192; and Dwight Morrow,
The Society of Free States
.

³
WW&W
, AML diary, 8/17/39, p. 38.

⁴
Robert Goralski, op. cit., 8/22/39, p. 87.

⁵
WW&W
, AML diary, 9/2/39 and 9/3/39, pp. 44 and 47.

⁶
Ibid., p. 46.

⁷
Ibid., 9/3/39, p. 49.

⁸
Ibid., pp. 48–49.

⁹
Ibid., p. 48.

¹⁰
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 8/23/39, p. 245.

¹¹
NYT
, 9/16/39, “Lindbergh Urges We Shun the War.”

¹²
Ibid.

¹³
NYT
, 9/18/39, “Britton Chides Lindbergh.”

¹⁴
WW&W
, AML diary, 9/20/39, p. 59, and
New York Herald Tribune
.

¹⁵
WW&W
, AML diary, 9/26/39, pp. 60–63.

¹⁶
Robert Goralski, op. cit., p. 96.

¹⁷
Ibid., pp. 96–97.

¹⁸
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, pp. 267–268.

¹⁹
NYT
, 10/14/39, “Lindbergh Favors a Split Arms Ban.”

²⁰
Ibid., 10/15/39, “Lindbergh Speech Assailed in Senate.”

²¹
Ibid., 10/22/39, “British Host Gives Lindbergh Excuse.”

²²
WW&W
, AML diary, 10/28/39, p. 65.

²³
Time
, 10/30/39, “War and Peace.”

²⁴
Alexis Carrel, letter to Jim Newton, 10/24/39, Georgetown University Archives.

²⁵
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, p. 278.

²⁶
NYT
, 10/22/39, “Mrs. Morrow Differs with Col. Lindbergh on Arms Ban, Joins Group Seeking Repeal.”

²⁷
Robert E. Herzstein, op. cit., pp. 308, 323.

²⁸
WW&W
, AML diary, 10/28/39, p. 64.

²⁹
Reader’s Digest
, 11/1/39, “Aviation, Geography and Race,” CAL.

³⁰
New Republic
, 11/1/39, “Shoot the Works: The Ambassador’s Pajamas,” Heywood Broun.

³¹
Robert Goralski, op. cit., p. 100.

³²
WW&W
, AML diary, 11/27/39, p. 68.

³³
Ibid., 11/28/39, p. 69.

³⁴
Reader’s Digest
, Jan. 1940, AML, “A Prayer for Peace,” pp. 1–8.

³⁵
Ibid.

26. IMAGES

¹
AML letter to the author, 7/31/86.

²
WW&W
, AML diary, 1/1/40, p. 73.

³
AML, “Pas de deux—Winter,” in
The Unicorn and Other Poems
, p. 65.

⁴
WW&W
, AML diary, 1/1/40, pp. 73–74.

⁵
Ibid., pp. 74–76.

⁶
Alfred North Whitehead,
The Adventure of Ideas
, New York: Macmillan, 1933.

⁷
James Newton, op. cit., pp. 219–226; AML,
WW&W
, pp. 77–78; CAL,
Wartime Journals
, pp. 307–316.

⁸
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 1/21/40, p. 307.

⁹
WW&W
, AML diary, pp. 77–78.

¹⁰
Interview with James Newton, 6/27/91.

¹¹
Dr. George H. Gallop, op. cit., p. 211; New York: interviewing date 2/2–7/40, survey #183-K, question #6.

¹²
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 1/30/40, p. 312.

¹³
Robert Goralski, op. cit., 2/17/40–3/12/40, p. 107.

¹⁴
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 3/27/40, pp. 327–328.

¹⁵
Ibid., 3/1/40, pp. 319–320.

¹⁶
Ibid., 3/16/40, p. 326.

¹⁷
Ibid., 3/15/40, p. 326.

¹⁸
WW&W
, AML diary, 4/3/40, p. 78.

¹⁹
Robert Goralski, op. cit., 4/9/40, p. 108.

²⁰
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 4/11/40, pp. 331–332.

²¹
WW&W
, AML diary, 4/16/40, p. 79.

²²
Ibid., 4/23/40 and 4/29/40, pp. 79–81.

²³
Robert Goralski, op. cit., 4/27/40, p. 111.

²⁴
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 4/28/40, p. 338.

²⁵
George H. Gallup, interviewing date 5/16–21/40, survey #194-K, question #6.

²⁶
NYT
, 5/1/40, “Plan to Help Allies Is Widely Supported.”

²⁷
B. H. Liddell Hart,
History of the Second World War
, New York, Putnam, 1971, pp. 74–86.

²⁸
Sir Winston Churchill,
Blood, Toil, Tears, and Sweat: The Speeches of Winston Churchill
, edited and with an introduction by David Cannadine, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1989.

²⁹
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 5/16/40, p. 348.

³⁰
Robert Goralski, op. cit., 5/16/40, p. 114.

³¹
NYT
, 5/20/40, “Lindbergh Decries Fears of Invasion;” and CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 5/19/40, pp. 349–350.

³²
NYT
, 5/20/40, “Col. Lindbergh’s Broadcast.”

³³
Ibid., 5/21/40, “Italians Resigned to Active War Role.”

³⁴
WW&W
, AML diary, 5/24/40, pp. 86–87.

³⁵
Ibid., 5/26/40, p. 89.

³⁶
Ibid., 5/31/40, p. 96.

³⁷
CAL,
Wartime Journals
, 6/15/40, p. 358;
Vital Speeches of the Day
, “Our Drift Toward War,” 6:549–551, July 1940; and
NYT
, 6/16/40, “Lindbergh Charges War Designs Here.”

³⁸
WW&W
, AML diary, 6/15/40, p. 109.

³⁹
Albert Lee,
Henry Ford and the Jews
, New York: Stein and Day, 1980, p. 46; Norman Cohn,
Warrant for Genocide: The Myth of the Jewish Conspiracy and the Protocol of the Elders of Zion
, New York: Harper and Row, 1966, pp. 159–185.