In a 1936 account that he accustomed to Grace Lumpkin in the pro-communist journal FIGHT adjoin War and Fascism, Collins stated: "I am a fascist. I adore Hitler and Mussolini actual much. They accept done abundant things for their countries." When Lumpkin objected to Hitler's animality of the Jews, Collins replied: "It is not persecution. The Jews accomplish trouble. It is all-important to choose them."
The American Review ran accessories by abounding arch arcane critics of the day, including the Southern Agrarians, who, admitting hardly fascists, accustomed a Northern administrator for their anti-modern essays. Several of them came to affliction (and renounce) their accord with Collins, however, afterwards his political angle became more good known. One of them, Allen Tate, wrote a acknowledgment of absolutism for the advanced The New Republic. Nevertheless, Tate remained in acquaintance with Collins and connected to broadcast in The American Review until its demise, in 1937.
In accession to featuring essays by abounding critics of modernity, The American Review additionally became the a agent for overextension the account associated with English Distributism, the supporters of which included G. K. Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc.
Collins and his wife, a airy medium, were actively complex with analytic phenomena during the 1930s. Their amphitheater of accompany included W.H. Salter, Theodore Besterman and Mrs. Henry Sidgwick, all of whom were affiliated with the Society for Psychical Research in London.
Today Collins is remembered primarily as a absolutist editor and administrator who abhorred both commercialism and communism and counted abounding pre-War writers as his accompany or colleagues. His article "Monarch as Alternative," mentioned above, appears in Conservatism in America Since 1930, a accumulating of essays by bourgeois writers appear by New York University Press in 2003.
The American Review ran accessories by abounding arch arcane critics of the day, including the Southern Agrarians, who, admitting hardly fascists, accustomed a Northern administrator for their anti-modern essays. Several of them came to affliction (and renounce) their accord with Collins, however, afterwards his political angle became more good known. One of them, Allen Tate, wrote a acknowledgment of absolutism for the advanced The New Republic. Nevertheless, Tate remained in acquaintance with Collins and connected to broadcast in The American Review until its demise, in 1937.
In accession to featuring essays by abounding critics of modernity, The American Review additionally became the a agent for overextension the account associated with English Distributism, the supporters of which included G. K. Chesterton and Hilaire Belloc.
Collins and his wife, a airy medium, were actively complex with analytic phenomena during the 1930s. Their amphitheater of accompany included W.H. Salter, Theodore Besterman and Mrs. Henry Sidgwick, all of whom were affiliated with the Society for Psychical Research in London.
Today Collins is remembered primarily as a absolutist editor and administrator who abhorred both commercialism and communism and counted abounding pre-War writers as his accompany or colleagues. His article "Monarch as Alternative," mentioned above, appears in Conservatism in America Since 1930, a accumulating of essays by bourgeois writers appear by New York University Press in 2003.
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