Mccarthy and His Enemies : The Record and Its Meaning Book

	An Introduction to the New Edition
I	The Problem	3
II	The Background	5
III	The State Department, 1945-1947: An Ernest Effort	9
IV	The State Department, 1947-1950: Three Years of Inertia	18
	The State Department and the United Nations	31
V	The First Charges	41
VI	The Tydings Saga: Introduction	62
	Public Hearings: Whose Responsibility?	69
VII	The Nine Public Cases: An Invitation to Investigate	74
	The Case of Dorothy Kenyon	76
	The Case of Haldore Hanson	86
	The Case of Philip Jessup	97
	The Case of Esther Brunauer	125
	The Cases of Frederick Schuman and Harlow Shapley	136
	The Case of Gustavo Duran	140
	The Case of John Stewart Service	147
	The Case of Owen Lattimore	153
VIII	"Warmed-Over Charges"	161
IX	Some Unanswered Questions	167
X	A Vindication	192
XI	Confrontation	212
XII	Closing Ranks: Some Proposals for the Civil Service	245
XIII	Senator McCarthy's Method	267
	Introduction	267
	The Smearing of Innocent People	270
	The Publicizing of His Charges	282
	The Use of Congressional Immunity	286
	Impugning the Loyalty of His Critics	294
	McCarthy As Against His Contemporaries	302
XIV	The New Conformity	308
	Our "Reign of Terror"	308
	The Question of Conformity	316
	McCarthyism's Call to Conformity	331
XV	Afterword	336
	Appendix	341
	Notes	405
	Index	413