Illustrations
Preface and Acknowledgments
Introduction

1. Lattimore's Views and the Question of His Loyalty

2. Pursuit by the Moral Entrepreneurs

3. The Outcry for Sanctions

4. The Response from Johns Hopkins

5. Inaction, Reaction, and Action

6. Restoration and Leave-Taking

7. Implications: On University Governance

Appendix A: Inquiry into Lattimore's Loyalty: Chronology of Main Events, 1950-55

Appendix B: Owen Lattimore's Comments on Senator McCarthy before the Tydings Committee

Appendix C: Testimony of General Barmine, Head of the Russian Department of the Voice of America and a Former Officer in the Russian Army

Appendix D: Testimony of Harvey M. Matusow, Staff Member of the Ohio Un-American Activities Commission, and Former Communist Party Member

Appendix E: Senator McCarthy's Principal Evidence against Lattimore

Appendix F: TIME, 1950: Investigations: "A Fool or a Knave"

Appendix G: TIME, 1952: Investigations: "Absent-Minded Professor?"

Appendix H: Examples of Letters Critical of Lattimore

Appendix I: Examples Showing How News of the Korean War Affected Content of Letters

Appendix J: Excerpt from a Speech by Senator Pat McCarran Tying Owen Lattimore to the Communist Conspiracy

Appendix K: Digest of the Minutes of the Board of Trustees and the Board of Trustees Executive Committee, the Johns Hopkins University, 1952-55

Notes

Index