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The American Scholar •ï¿½71 Years, 284 Issues, 6,139 Articles, 43,357pp
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- The Human Heart and the Human Will, pp. 263-264
- The Artist, the Scientist, and the Peace, pp. 265-269
- Summer Night, p. 270
- Miss Webster and The Tempest, pp. 271-281
- Warning the Trees, p. 282
- Communism in New York, 1848-1879, pp. 283-292
- Eternity and Time, pp. 293-303
- Lot's Wife, p. 304
- Chinese Problems and American Opinion, pp. 305-313
- Theme and Variations, pp. 314-315
- The Humanities in Search of Students, pp. 316-325
- "For the Liberty of Unlicenc'd Printing", pp. 326-333
- Maine Summer, p. 334
- Debussy, pp. 335-340
- Mountains at Noon, p. 341
- The War-in-Peace Plan, pp. 342-350
- Exiles: Rimbaud to Joyce, pp. 351-354
- Difficulty As Style, pp. 355-356
- This Alexandrian Criticism, pp. 357-361
- Poetry and the Common Store, pp. 362-365
- Under Whatever Sky, pp. 366-369
- [+]An Assortment of Horizons (11 Reviews) , pp. 370-379Electronics: Today and Tomorrow, by John Mills
- Electronics: Today and Tomorrow by John Mills
- What Are Cosmic Rays? by Pierre Auger
- The Amazon by Caryl Parker Haskins
- Highway to Alaska by Herbert C. Lanks
- Compass of the World by Hans W. Weigert and Vilhjalmur Stefansson
- The Science of Man in the World Crisis by Ralph Linton
- Enough and to Spare by Kirtley F. Mather
- Ourselves Unborn by George W. Corner
- The Riddle of Cancer by Charles Oberling
- Climate and the Energy of Nations by Sidney F. Markham
- Telescopes and Accessories by George Z. Dimitroff and James G. Baker
- Our Readers Comment, pp. 380-386
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