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On the Front Lines of Assisted Dying
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A new book reports on euthanasia in America and hints at its future.
On the Front Lines of Assisted Dying - The American Conservative Culture On the Front Lines of Assisted Dying A new book reports on euthanasia in America and hints at its future. Helen Andrews Mar 8, 2021 12:01 AM The Inevitable: Dispatches on the Right to Die , by Katie Engelhart (St. Martin’s Press: 2021), 352 pages. Sometime around 2019, it started to look like assisted suicide would be one of the rare culture war battles that social conservatives were going to win. Mainstream publications like the Guardian and the New Yorker published negative articles about the Dutch and Belgian eut
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