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The Gentleman from New York, by Donald Barr Chidsey

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The Nation, June 26, 1935, p. 748

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      5. Two Years of Hitler , p. 145
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      7. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 147
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      15. Contributions to This Issue, p. 160
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      2. Editorials, p. 236
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      5. Do the Justices Own Gold-Clause Bonds? , p. 238
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      12. In the Driftway by The Drifter, p. 249
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      2. Editorials, p. 264
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      2. Editorials, p. 292
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        Artemis, Fare Thee Well by Helena Carus
        Little Era in Old Russia by Irina Skariatina
      22. Drama: "Awake and Sing" by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 314-315
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 316
    12. [+]
      March 20, 1935 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 317-319
      2. Editorials, p. 320
      3. Ship Subsidies and War , p. 321
      4. The Utility Racket , p. 321
      5. Strengthening the Wagner Bill , p. 322
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 323
      7. Cartoon: Self-Portrait by Low, p. 324
      8. The Build-Up of Long and Coughlin by R.G.S., p. 325
      9. Moscow is a Dynamo by Louis Fischer, pp. 326-328
      10. Grand Coulee by James Rorty, pp. 329-330
      11. In the Driftway by The Drifter, p. 331
      12. Correspondence, pp. 332-333
      13. Labor and Industry by Louis Adamic, pp. 334-335
      14. Because the Judge Says So by Heywood Broun, p. 336
      15. Contributors to This Issue, p. 337
      16. [+]
        Biography of Typhus by H.M. Parshley, p. 338 - 1 Review
        Rats, Lice, and History by Hans Zinsser
      17. [+]
        Mr. Laski Proceeds by Reinhold Niebuhr, p. 338 - 1 Review
        The State in Theory and Practice by Harold J. Laski
      18. [+]
        Center of the Language by Allen Tate, p. 339 - 1 Review
        A Winter Diary and Other Poems by Mark Van Doren
      19. [+]
        An Elegant Politician by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 340 - 1 Review
        Chester A. Arthur: A Quarter-Century of Machine Politics by George Frederick Howe
      20. Films: The Uses of Humor by William Troy, p. 341
      21. Drama: Expatriates Again by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 342
      22. The Dance: The "Problems" of the Ballet by Kenneth Burke, pp. 343-344
    13. [+]
      March 27, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 345-347
      2. Editorials, p. 348
      3. The Case of Mr. Strachey , p. 349
      4. The PWA and Recovery , p. 349
      5. Holding Companies Must Go! , p. 350
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 351
      7. Cartoon: Eskimo Industries Fair by Low, p. 352
      8. Contemporary Washington by Paul W. Ward, pp. 353-355
      9. Anti-Semitism Revives in Germany by William Zukerman, p. 356
      10. The Build-Up of Basketball by Left Wing, pp. 357-358
      11. In the Driftway by The Drifter, p. 359
      12. Correspondence, p. 359
      13. Contributors to This Issue, p. 360
      14. Labor and Industry by Louis Adamic, p. 361
      15. Bill Green by Heywood Broun, pp. 362-363
      16. [+]
        Not a Dove by Mark Van Doren, p. 364 - 1 Review
        He Sent Forth a Raven by Elizabeth Madox Roberts
      17. [+]
        One America by Carl Van Doren, p. 364 - 1 Review
        The Grandsons by Louis Adamic
      18. [+]
        Men on the Bottom by Dorothy Brewster, p. 365 - 1 Review
        Waiting for Nothing, and Other Writings by Tom Kromer
      19. [+]
        "The Name Is Sound and Smoke" by Florence Codman, p. 365 - 1 Review
        Of Time and the River by Thomas Wolfe
      20. [+]
        A Novel That Is Not Fiction by Anita Brenner, p. 366 - 1 Review
        Lean Men by Ralph Bates
      21. [+]
        Two Novels About Musicians by Mary McCarthy, p. 366 - 2 Reviews
        No Quarter Given by Paul Horgan
        Cast Down the Laurel by Arnold Gingrich
      22. [+]
        Notes on Fiction, pp. 367-368 - 6 Reviews
        Light from Arcturus by Mildred Walker
        The Doctor's Son, and Other Stories by John O'Hara
        Land of Promise by Leo Lania
        Odin Grows Up by Olav Duun
        The Storm by Olav Duun
        Hacienda by Katherine Anne Porter
      23. [+]
        Drama: Man's Fate by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 369 - 1 Review
        Panic: A Play in Verse by Archibald MacLeish
      24. [+]
        Films: Studio Idyl by William Troy, pp. 370-372 - 2 Reviews
        The Wedding Night (1935 Film) by King Vidor
        Liliom (1934 Film) by Fritz Lang
  2. [+]
    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1935 = 13 Issues, 307 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 3, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 373-375
      2. Editorials, p. 376
      3. Abolishing War Profits , p. 377
      4. Fascist Victory at Colombia , p. 377
      5. Goodby Leviathan , p. 378
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 379
      7. Cartoon: Salute of Honor by Low, p. 380
      8. The Cuban Terror by Ramon Grau San Martin, p. 381
      9. Harlem Runs Wild by Claude McKay, p. 382
      10. Sidney Hillman Turns Architect by R.G.S., pp. 383-384
      11. The Soviet-American Break by Louis Fischer, p. 385
      12. In the Driftway by The Drifter, p. 386
      13. Correspondence, pp. 387-389
      14. Labor and Industry by Richard A. Lester, p. 390
      15. The Brass Knuckles of the Neutrals by Heywood Broun, pp. 391-392
      16. [+]
        And Tomorrow by William Troy, p. 393 - 1 Review
        Pylon by William Faulkner
      17. [+]
        Scared and Confused Liberals by Reinhold Niebuhr, p. 393 - 2 Reviews
        Farewell to Revolution by Everett Dean Martin
        Deliver Us from Dictators! by Robert Clarkson Brooks
      18. [+]
        In Behalf of the Consumer by Joseph P. Kelley, pp. 394-395 - 2 Reviews
        Partners in Plunder by J.B. Matthews and Ruth Enalda Shallcross
        The Popular Practice of Fraud by T. Swann Harding
      19. [+]
        Not to Be Classified by Horace Gregory, p. 396 - 1 Review
        Poems, et Cetera by David Greenhood
      20. [+]
        Sun Yat-sen by Frederick V. Field, p. 396 - 1 Review
        Sun Yat-Sen: His Life and Its Meaning by Lyon Sharman
      21. [+]
        A Bell with Many Echoes by Philip Blair Rice, p. 397 - 1 Review
        Wheels and Butterflies by William Butler Yeats
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 398 - 2 Reviews
        What Happens in Hamlet by J. Dover Wilson
        The World Went Mad by John Brophy
      23. Drama: Case History by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 399
      24. Contributors to This Issue, p. 400
    2. [+]
      April 10, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 401-403
      2. Editorials, p. 404
      3. Democratizing Health , p. 405
      4. Planned Hunger , p. 405
      5. A Modest Proposal , p. 406
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 407
      7. Cartoon: Cause Precedes Effect by Low, p. 408
      8. Patriotism Dons the Black Shirt by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 409-410
      9. NRA---Haven for Cake-Eaters by Paul W. Ward, pp. 411-413
      10. Socialism on a Platter by Carleton Beals, pp. 414-415
      11. In the Driftway by The Drifter, p. 416
      12. Correspondence, p. 417
      13. Contributors to This Issue, p. 418
      14. Labor and Industry by John Herling, p. 419
      15. White Collar into Plume by Heywood Broun, pp. 420-421
      16. [+]
        "Rollo's Wild Oat" by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 422 - 1 Review
        A Curtain Falls by Joseph Verner Reed
      17. [+]
        First Gentleman of France by Clara Gruening Stillman, p. 422 - 1 Review
        Francis the First by Francis Hackett
      18. [+]
        The Imagination Crowned by R.P. Blackmur, p. 423 - 1 Review
        Coleridge on Imagination by I.A. Richards
      19. [+]
        Claudius as Emperor by Mary McCarthy, p. 424 - 1 Review
        Claudius the God by Robert Graves
      20. [+]
        In Soviet Asia by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 424 - 1 Review
        Changing Asia by Egon Erwin Kisch
      21. [+]
        Western by Eda Lou Walton, p. 425 - 1 Review
        Riding the Mustang Trail by Forrester Blake
      22. [+]
        Films: On a Classic by William Troy, p. 426 - 2 Reviews
        It Happened One Night (1934 Film) by Frank Capra
        The Mystery of Edwin Drood (1935 Film) by Stuart Walker
      23. Drama: Mr. Odets Speaks His Mind by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 427-428
    3. [+]
      April 17, 1935 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 429-431
      2. Editorials, p. 432
      3. Defeat the Wagner-Lewis Bill! , p. 433
      4. Good Neighbor or Bad , p. 433
      5. Edwin Arlington Robinson , p. 434
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 435
      7. Is Dreiser Anti-Semitic? by Hutchins Hapgood, pp. 436-438
      8. Berthold Jacob Silenced by Ludwig Lore, p. 439
      9. How the Holding Companies Milk Investors by A. Wilfred May, pp. 440-441
      10. Stalemate in Minnesota by Eric Thane, p. 442
      11. Twenty-Nine Men in Contempt by Gertrude Marvin Williams, pp. 443-444
      12. Curtain Call by Heywood Broun, p. 445
      13. Correspondence, pp. 446-448
      14. On Academic Freedom by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 449-451
      15. T.S. Eliot As Critic by Louis Kronenberger, p. 452
      16. [+]
        Marx as Metaphor by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 453 - 1 Review
        Permanence and Change by Kenneth Burke
      17. [+]
        The Perfect Life by William Troy, pp. 454-455 - 1 Review
        Taps at Reveille by F. Scott Fitzgerald
      18. [+]
        General Hullabaloo by Benjamin Stolberg, p. 456 - 1 Review
        The Blue Eagle from Egg to Earth by Hugh S. Johnson
      19. [+]
        Agony Under Fascism by Louis Adamic, p. 457 - 1 Review
        Fatherland by Karl Billinger
      20. [+]
        The Significance of Sections by Constance Rourke, p. 458 - 1 Review
        United States, 1830-1850 by Frederick Jackson Turner
      21. [+]
        The Poetry of Fastidiousness by Philip Blair Rice, pp. 458-459 - 1 Review
        Selected Poems by Marianne Moore
      22. [+]
        Country of Youth by Margaret Bourke-White, p. 460 - 1 Review
        Soviet Journey by Louis Fischer
      23. [+]
        Dilemma on the Left by Eda Lou Walton, pp. 460-461 - 1 Review
        Chorus for Survival by Horace Gregory
      24. [+]
        Thunder in the East by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 462 - 1 Review
        Must We Fight in Asia? by Nathaniel Peffer
      25. Drama: The Battle of the Sexes by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 463
      26. Contributors to This Issue, p. 464
    4. [+]
      April 24, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 465-467
      2. Editorials, p. 468
      3. Should Wealth Be Conscripted? , p. 469
      4. Richberg and Colt , p. 470
      5. Philadelphia Plays Safe , p. 470
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 471
      7. Cartoon: Eden in Moscow by Low, p. 472
      8. Mr. Roper the Perfect Lobbyist by Paul W. Ward, pp. 473-475
      9. The Red Scare: A Case History by Samuel Grafton, pp. 476-477
      10. Corporation vs. Corporation by Ferdinand Lundberg, p. 478
      11. The Fight on the New Indian Policy by R.G.S., p. 479
      12. Correspondence, pp. 480-481
      13. Contributors to This Issue, p. 482
      14. Labor and Industry by W.T. Couch and J.O. Bailey, p. 483
      15. The Question of Affiliation by Heywood Broun, pp. 484-485
      16. Serenade by Jake Falstaff, p. 486
      17. [+]
        The Age of Plenty by Arthur Wubnig, p. 486 - 1 Review
        The Chart of Plenty by Harold Loeb
      18. [+]
        The Victorian Average by H.B. Parkes, p. 487 - 1 Review
        Queen Victoria by E.F. Benson
      19. [+]
        A Liberal Historian by Eliseo Vivas, p. 487 - 1 Review
        Everyman His Own Historian by Carl L. Becker
      20. [+]
        Fancy's Child by Helen Neville, p. 488 - 1 Review
        Elinor Wylie: The Portrait of an Unknown Lady by Nancy Hoyt
      21. [+]
        Dreams and Faces by Max Nomad, p. 489 - 1 Review
        Leaders, Dreamers, and Rebels by Rene Fulop-Miller
      22. Drama: From A to B by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 490
      23. [+]
        Films: Half a Loaf by William Troy, pp. 491-492 - 1 Review
        Black Fury (1935 Film) by Michael Curtiz
    5. [+]
      May 1, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 493-495
      2. Editorials, p. 496
      3. Black Justice , p. 497
      4. Collapse at Albany , p. 498
      5. Read American , p. 498
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 499
      7. Cartoon: All Quiet on the Eastern Front by Low, p. 500
      8. Nazi Jew-Baiting In America---I by Charles Angoff, pp. 501-503
      9. The Morgan Nerve Begins to Jump by Raymond Gram Swing, p. 504
      10. Critique of Chaos by Benjamin Stolberg, p. 505
      11. The Intelligent Traveler by John Rothschild, pp. 506-507
      12. Correspondence, p. 508
      13. Contributors to This Issue, p. 509
      14. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 510
      15. Background of the Gallup Riot by Katherine Gay, pp. 511-512
      16. [+]
        Portrait of an Age by William Troy, p. 513 - 1 Review
        Judgment Day by James T. Farrell
      17. [+]
        Autobiography of a Convert by Clara Gruening Stillman, p. 513 - 1 Review
        I Change Worlds by Anna Louise Strong
      18. [+]
        Sure Fire by Mark Van Doren, p. 514 - 1 Review
        Time Out of Mind by Rachel Field
      19. [+]
        From Versailles to Stresa by Harry Elmer Barnes, p. 515 - 3 Reviews
        Policies and Opinions at Paris, 1919 by George Bernard Noble
        The Price of Peace by Frank H. Simonds and Brooks Emeny
        Peace and the Plain Man by Norman Angell
      20. [+]
        Victoria's England by Emery Neff, p. 515 - 1 Review
        Early Victorian England, 1830-1865 by G.M. Young and James Louis
      21. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 516 - 3 Reviews
        Winter in Taos by Mabel Dodge Luhan
        Young Ward's Diary by Lester F. Ward and Bernhard J. Stern
        Siesta by Berry Fleming
      22. Drama: Your Money's Worth by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 517
      23. [+]
        Films: Music for the Accordion by William Troy, pp. 518-520 - 2 Reviews
        The Youth of Maxim (1935 Film) by Grigori Kozintsev and Leonid Trauberg
        Men of Tomorrow (1932 Film) by Zoltan Korda and Leontine Sagan
    6. [+]
      May 8, 1935 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 521-523
      2. Editorials, p. 524
      3. Gambling on a Boom , p. 525
      4. Cotton and the South , p. 525
      5. Kapitza Stays Home , p. 526
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 527
      7. Cartoon by Low, p. 528
      8. Behind the Kirov Executions---I by Louis Fischer, pp. 529-530
      9. Nazi Jew-Baiting in America---II by Charles Angoff, pp. 531-534
      10. Wallace the Great Hesitater by Paul W. Ward, pp. 535-537
      11. Get Your Winning Colors by Left Wing, p. 538
      12. Reflection on the South by Martha Gruening, p. 539
      13. Correspondence, pp. 540-541
      14. Contributors to This Issue, p. 542
      15. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 543
      16. Tobacco Greed by George L. Knapp, pp. 544-545
      17. [+]
        The Oneness of Life by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 546 - 1 Review
        An Almanac for Moderns by Donald Culross Peattie
      18. [+]
        Preparing the Way by Norman Thomas, pp. 546-548 - 1 Review
        Forerunners of American Fascism by Raymond Gram Swing
      19. [+]
        A Noble Savage by Dorothy Brewster, p. 549 - 1 Review
        Talk United States! by Robert Whitcomb
      20. [+]
        Road to National Insanity by Charles Angoff, pp. 550-551 - 1 Review
        Road to War: America, 1914-1917 by Walter Millis
      21. [+]
        Clio in the Pulpit by Geoffrey Bruun, p. 552 - 1 Review
        European Civilization and Politics Since 1815 by Erik Achorn
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 553 - 3 Reviews
        Provence by Ford Madox Ford
        Archetypal Patterns in Poetry by Maud Bodkin
        Silver Collar Boy by Constance Wright
      23. Drama: Nightmare by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 554
      24. Art: Industrial Art in Eclipse by Douglas Haskell, pp. 554-555
      25. Films: Puppets---Two Styles by William Troy, p. 556
    7. [+]
      May 15, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 557-559
      2. Editorial, p. 560
      3. The Twilight of Kingship , p. 561
      4. The Gallup Kidnapping , p. 561
      5. Speak the Speech , p. 562
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 563
      7. Dodging Taxes With Mellon by Thomas O. Shepard, pp. 564-565
      8. Behind the Kirov Executions---II by Louis Fischer, pp. 566-569
      9. Looking Toward the Election by Benjamin Stolberg, p. 570
      10. The Writers' Congress by Kenneth Burke, p. 571
      11. Letters About Dreiser, pp. 572-573
      12. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 574
      13. Lettuce---with American Dressing by James Rorty, pp. 575-576
      14. Poem by Lincoln Reis, p. 577
      15. [+]
        The Law of Recovery by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 577 - 1 Review
        The Formation of Capital by Harold G. Moulton
      16. [+]
        Simple Annals by Mark Van Doren, p. 578 - 2 Reviews
        Hungry Men by Edward Anderson
        Not for Heaven by Dorothy McCleary
      17. [+]
        A Legendary Hero by Ludwig Lore, p. 579 - 1 Review
        Hindenburg, and the Saga of the German Revolution by Emil Ludwig
      18. [+]
        Disinterested Intelligence by Reinhold Niebuhr, p. 580 - 1 Review
        Morals and Politics by E.F. Carritt
      19. [+]
        "Life, Warm and Stirring" by James L.C. Ford, p. 580 - 1 Review
        Roll River by James Boyd
      20. [+]
        Preventive Justice by William Seagle, p. 581 - 1 Review
        The Declaratory Judgment by Edwin Borchard
      21. [+]
        Shorter Notices, pp. 582-583 - 3 Reviews
        Letters of Laurence Sterne by Lewis Perry Curtis and Laurence Sterne
        Weep Not for the Dead by Michel Matveev
        Westering by Thomas Hornsby Ferril
      22. Drama: What of It? by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 584
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 584
    8. [+]
      May 22, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 585-587
      2. Editorials, p. 588
      3. Wanted: A Labor Movement , p. 589
      4. The Pulitzer Prizes , p. 589
      5. In Reply to the Times , p. 590
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 591
      7. How Honest Is Life Insurance? by Mort Gilbert and E.A. Gilbert, pp. 592-593
      8. Dirge for Mr. Hopkins by Paul W. Ward, pp. 594-596
      9. Dust Changes America by Margaret Bourke-White, p. 597
      10. Gag Legislation in Michigan by A.B. Magil, p. 598
      11. The Intelligent Traveler by John Rothschild, p. 599
      12. Correspondence, pp. 600-602
      13. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 603
      14. How I Won a Rent Strike by E.A. Purcell, pp. 604-605
      15. [+]
        Myth as Progress by William Troy, p. 606 - 1 Review
        Young Joseph by Thomas Mann
      16. [+]
        Not Proved by Raymond Gram Swing, p. 606 - 1 Review
        Handout by George Michael
      17. [+]
        On the Seamy Side by Dorothy Brewster, p. 607 - 1 Review
        A World to Win by Jack Conroy
      18. [+]
        The Conservatives' England by H.B. Parkes, p. 607 - 2 Reviews
        The People's King, George V by John Buchan
        The Reign of King George V by D.C. Somervell
      19. [+]
        Papa 'poleon by Leo Gershoy, p. 608 - 1 Review
        The Letters of Napoleon to Marie Louise by Charles de la Ronciere and Napoleon
      20. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 609 - 4 Reviews
        The Narrow Land by Elizabeth Reynard
        Shoulder the Sky by James Gray
        In Time of Peace by Thomas Boyd
        The Time Is Ripe by Walter Greenwood
      21. Drama: "Best Play" by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 610
      22. [+]
        Films: Judas in Dublin by William Troy, pp. 610-611 - 1 Review
        The Informer (1935 Film) by John Ford
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 612
    9. [+]
      May 29, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 613-615
      2. Editorials, p. 616
      3. Stabilization---on What Terms? , p. 617
      4. President Butler Replies, p. 618
      5. Issues and a Woman by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 619
      6. Cartoon: Safety First by Low, p. 620
      7. Birth Control and Obscenity by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 621-622
      8. Hollywood Plays With Fascism by Carey McWilliams, p. 623
      9. The Whisperer by Mark Van Doren, p. 624
      10. Bheind the Sakdalista Uprising by Samuel Weinman, p. 625
      11. How Not to Stop Lynching by William Seagle, p. 626
      12. The Intelligent Traveler by John Rothschild, p. 627
      13. Correspondence, pp. 628-629
      14. Contributors to This Issue, p. 630
      15. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 631
      16. Toledo Thriller by A.J. Muste, pp. 632-633
      17. [+]
        Men and Women by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 634 - 1 Review
        Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies by Margaret Mead
      18. [+]
        The Function of Literature by Clara Gruening Stillman, p. 634 - 1 Review
        The Enjoyment of Literature by Elizabeth A. Drew
      19. [+]
        The Village by Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch, p. 635 - 1 Review
        Greenwich Village, 1920-1930 by Caroline F. Ware
      20. [+]
        Statesman in Uniform by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 635 - 1 Review
        Bliss, Peacemaker by Frederick Palmer and Tasker Howard Bliss
      21. [+]
        Metaphysics and Naivete by Lionel Abel, p. 636 - 1 Review
        Winning a Wife, and Other Stories by Peter Neagoe
      22. [+]
        A Proletarian Artist by Suzanne La Follette, p. 637 - 1 Review
        Hunger and Revolt by Jacob Burck
      23. [+]
        Shorter Notices, pp. 637-639 - 3 Reviews
        Act of Darkness by John Peale Bishop
        In Their Own Image by Hamilton Basso
        Capitalism and Its Culture by Jerome Davis
      24. [+]
        Films: Through the Closet Door by William Troy, p. 640 - 2 Reviews
        Werewolf of London (1935 Film) by Stuart Walker
        The Devil Is a Woman (1935 Film) by Josef von Sternberg
    10. [+]
      June 5, 1935 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 641-643
      2. Editorials, p. 644
      3. Behind the Czecho-Slovak Election , p. 645
      4. Can Hitler Be Trusted? , p. 645
      5. The Bent Twigs , p. 646
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 647
      7. Cartoon: The Man Who Carried a Horse in Case His Car Broke Down by Low, p. 648
      8. The Socialist Party Today by Benjamin Stolberg, pp. 649-650
      9. The Roads to Rome by M.W. Fodor, pp. 651-652
      10. Hitler Over England by Harold J. Laski, p. 653
      11. Contributors to This Issue, p. 654
      12. Correspondence, pp. 655-658
      13. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 659
      14. The Mother Lode Mines Strike by Milla Zenovich, pp. 660-661
      15. [+]
        A Friend of Letters by H.L. Mencken, p. 662 - 1 Review
        Chronicles of Barabbas, 1884-1934 by George H. Doran
      16. [+]
        Not Easily Labeled by Philip Blair Rice, p. 662 - 1 Review
        Dance of Fire by Lola Ridge
      17. [+]
        Pure Delight by Mason Wade, p. 663 - 1 Review
        National Velvet by Enid Bagnold
      18. [+]
        Economics Made Simple by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 663 - 1 Review
        Rich Man, Poor Man by Ryllis Alexander Goslin and Omar Pancoast
      19. [+]
        A Gesture Toward Peace by Rosika Schwimmer, p. 664 - 1 Review
        Why Wars Must Cease by Rose Emmet Young
      20. [+]
        Shorter Notices, pp. 664-665 - 6 Reviews
        Strange Holiness by Robert P. Tristram Coffin
        A Few Foolish Ones by Gladys Hasty Carroll
        Vidocq: The Personal Memoirs of the First Great Detective by Edwin Gile Rich
        Golden Fleece by William Rose Benet
        Economic Handbook of the Pacific Area by Frederick V. Field
        Agrarianism: A Program for Farmers by Troy J. Cauley
      21. Drama: Red Parade by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 666-667
      22. [+]
        Films: Monologues by Bergner by William Troy, p. 668 - 1 Review
        Escape Me Never (1935 Film) by Paul Czinner
    11. [+]
      June 12, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 669-671
      2. Editorials, p. 672
      3. The French Crisis , p. 673
      4. The Soviet Writers' Congress , p. 674
      5. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 675
      6. Cartoon: The Girls He Left Behind by Low, p. 676
      7. Radio Invades Journalism by Isabelle Keating, pp. 677-678
      8. Ickes Surrenders to Bureaucracy by Paul W. Ward, pp. 679-681
      9. Chain-Letter Madness by Jay du Von, p. 682
      10. The Intelligent Traveler by John Rothschild, p. 683
      11. Correspondence, pp. 684-686
      12. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 687
      13. The Nation Index of Labor Welfare , p. 688
      14. [+]
        Child of Fate by Edna Kenton, p. 689 - 1 Review
        Catherine the Great of Russia by Gina Kaus
      15. [+]
        A Misunderstood Musician by Jacques Barzun, p. 689 - 1 Review
        Hector Berlioz by Tom S. Wotton
      16. [+]
        Colonial Government by Margaret Mead, p. 690 - 2 Reviews
        Modern Samoa: Its Government and Changing Life by Felix M. Keesing
        The Origins of International Rivalry in Samoa, 1845-1884 by Sylvia Masterman
      17. [+]
        A Dubious Masterpiece by Helen Neville, p. 690 - 1 Review
        The Tragedy of Man by Imre Madach
      18. [+]
        Microcosm by Roberts Tapley, p. 691 - 1 Review
        "Call Me Ishmael" by Loyd Collins
      19. [+]
        Bergson on Religion by Lincoln Reis, p. 691 - 1 Review
        The Two Sources of Morality and Religion by Henri L. Bergson
      20. [+]
        What Now? by E. Franklin Frazier, p. 692 - 1 Review
        Negro Americans, What Now? by James Weldon Johnson
      21. [+]
        The New Education by Louis J. Halle, Jr., p. 692 - 1 Review
        Education in a Changing World by William Burnlee Curry
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 693 - 6 Reviews
        No Traveller Returns by Joseph Auslander
        Contemporary Biography by Mark Longaker
        A History of the Roumanians by R.W. Seton-Watson
        Mechanization in Industry by Harry Jerome
        Scenes from the Mesozoic, and Other Drawings by Clarence Day
        Chosen Poems by Harriet Monroe
      23. [+]
        Films: By Any Other Name by William Troy, pp. 694-695 - 1 Review
        Let 'Em Have It (1935 Film) by Sam Wood
      24. Contributors to This Issue, p. 696
    12. [+]
      June 19, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 697-699
      2. Editorials, p. 700
      3. MacDonald Emeritus, p. 701
      4. Has Planning Failed? , p. 701
      5. The Proper Study , p. 702
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 703
      7. The Franco-Soviet Alliance by Louis Fischer, p. 704
      8. For a Child by Irving Fineman, p. 705
      9. Soft Pedal at the SEC by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 706-707
      10. The Quintuplets Entertain by Lee B. Hartshorn, pp. 708-709
      11. Correspondence, pp. 710-711
      12. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 712
      13. Fascism in Pennsylvania by Amy Schechter, p. 713
      14. Contributions to This Issue, p. 714
      15. [+]
        Recent American Fiction by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 715 - 1 Review
        Creating The Modern American Novel by Harlan Hatcher
      16. [+]
        Twilight of the Dolls by William Troy, p. 715 - 1 Review
        The Wolf at the Door by Robert Francis
      17. [+]
        The Other Kind of War Book by Florence Codman, p. 716 - 1 Review
        Paths of Glory by Humphrey Cobb
      18. [+]
        Little Tombstones by Charles Angoff, p. 716 - 1 Review
        Time: The Present by Tess Slesinger
      19. [+]
        Harry Met Me by Mark Van Doren, p. 717 - 1 Review
        Out of that Dream by Katherine Newborg
      20. [+]
        Adventures of a Waif by Louis Fischer, p. 718 - 1 Review
        I Love by A. Avdeyenko
      21. [+]
        Miscellany by Mary McCarthy, pp. 718-719 - 5 Reviews
        Blessed Is the Man by Louis Zara
        Ripeness Is All by Eric Linklater
        Susan and Joanna by Elizabeth Cambridge
        The Poacher by H.E. Bates
        Jezebel's Daughter by A.R. Craig
      22. [+]
        Aristocrats Without Money by Helen Neville, p. 720 - 1 Review
        Tortilla Flat by John Steinbeck
      23. [+]
        Shorter Notices, pp. 720-723 - 5 Reviews
        Kneel to the Rising Sun, and Other Stories by Erskine Caldwell
        Landtakers by Brian C. Penton
        Fully Dressed and in His Right Mind by Michael Fessier
        The Unknown Quantity by Hermann Broch
        The Man Who Had Everything by Louis Bromfield
      24. Drama by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 724
    13. [+]
      June 26, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 725-727
      2. Editorials, p. 728
      3. The Banking Bill in Danger , p. 729
      4. Sweet Prince , p. 729
      5. Mr. Hearst Presents Andrew Smith , p. 730
      6. One Year of Tariff Reciprocity , p. 731
      7. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 732
      8. The Army Runs Amuck by Samuel Grafton, pp. 733-734
      9. Once Again the "Yellow Peril" by Carey McWilliams, pp. 735-736
      10. Giannini Fights Morgan by Sassoon G. Ward, p. 737
      11. Mental Tests as Social Reflectors by Edna Brand Mann, pp. 738-739
      12. The Intelligent Traveler by John Rothschild, p. 740
      13. Correspondence, pp. 741-743
      14. Labor and Industry by Heywood Broun, p. 744
      15. The Wagner Labor-Disputes Bill by Joel Seidman, pp. 745-746
      16. [+]
        Pareto's Sociological System by Sidney Hook, p. 747 - 1 Review
        The Mind and Society by Vilfredo Pareto and Arthur Livingston
      17. [+]
        Roscoe Conkling by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 748 - 1 Review
        The Gentleman from New York by Donald Barr Chidsey
      18. [+]
        Jungle Odyssey by Jean Winkler, p. 749 - 1 Review
        The Vortex by Jose Eustasio Rivera
      19. [+]
        Clown or Comic Poet? by Lionel Abel, p. 749 - 1 Review
        No Thanks by E.E. Cummings
      20. [+]
        Labor and Government by Francis Biddle, p. 750 - 1 Review
        Labor and the Government by Alfred L. Bernheim and Dorothy Van Doren
      21. [+]
        An Academic "Disaster" by P.F. Brissenden, p. 751 - 1 Review
        Myself by John R. Commons
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 752 - 3 Reviews
        Ladies Whose Bright Eyes by Ford Madox Ford
        Nothing Like Leather by V.S. Pritchett
        Low Ceiling by Lincoln Kirstein
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 752
  3. [+]
    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1935 = 13 Issues, 294 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 3, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 1-3
      2. Editorials, p. 4
      3. England Drops Europe , p. 5
      4. A High Price for Labor Standards , p. 5
      5. Coals to Newcastle , p. 6
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 7
      7. The Corrupt Press in China by Agnes Smedley, pp. 8-10
      8. "Education" as a Racket by Raymond Gram Swing, p. 11
      9. Prize Journalism Under Hitler by Heinrich L. Schiller, pp. 12-13
      10. Hacking to Justice With Cummings by Paul W. Ward, pp. 14-15
      11. Correspondence, pp. 16-18
      12. "We Cover the United Front" by Heywood Broun, p. 19
      13. Gas Sunday by Samuel Paul Puner, p. 20
      14. The Cornetist by Mark Van Doren, p. 21
      15. [+]
        A Plan to Control Capitalism by Abram L. Harris, p. 21 - 1 Review
        Controlling Depressions by Paul H. Douglas
      16. [+]
        Straining to Feel by Philip Blair Rice, p. 22 - 1 Review
        Poems: 1914-1934 by Herbert Read
      17. [+]
        Cheap Stuff by Charles Angoff, p. 22 - 1 Review
        What So Proudly We Hailed by Emile Gauvreau
      18. [+]
        Caveat Emptor by Dorothy Van Doren, p. 23 - 3 Reviews
        The Consumer Seeks a Way by Clark Foreman and Michael Ross
        How to Spend Money by Ruth Brindze
        Counterfeit by Arthur Kallet
      19. [+]
        Continuities in Music by Constance Rourke, p. 23 - 2 Reviews
        The Puritans and Music in England and New England by Percy A. Scholes
        National Music, and Other Essays by Ralph Vaughan Williams
      20. [+]
        The Science of the Possible by Paul Blanshard, p. 24 - 1 Review
        Boss Rule by John T. Salter
      21. [+]
        A One-sided Picture by W.A. Neilson, pp. 24-25 - 1 Review
        Middle-Class Culture in Elizabethan England by Louis B. Wright
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, pp. 26-27 - 2 Reviews
        Socializing Our Democracy by Harry W. Laidler
        Samuel McIntire, Carver, and the Sandersons by Mabel M. Swan
      23. [+]
        Films: A Penny-colored World by William Troy, p. 28 - 1 Review
        Becky Sharp (1935 Film) by Rouben Mamoulian and Lowell Sherman
      24. Contributors to This Issue, p. 28
    2. [+]
      July 10, 1935 Issue = 26 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 29-31
      2. Editorials, p. 32
      3. The Tax Fiasco , p. 33
      4. Modern Painting , p. 33
      5. The Abyssian Gamble , p. 34
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 35
      7. Cartoon: Progress of Man, 1935 A.D. by Low, p. 36
      8. Freedom and Government by George Bernard Shaw, p. 37
      9. Note on E.A. Robinson by John McAlpin Berryman, p. 38
      10. What To Do With the Supreme Court? by Morris R. Cohen, p. 39
      11. The Supreme Court and Democracy by Louis B. Boudin, pp. 40-41
      12. The Value of Judicial Review by Osmond K. Fraenkel, p. 42
      13. The Tyranny of the Bank of France by Robert Dell, pp. 43-44
      14. Correspondence, pp. 45-46
      15. After Its Fashion by Heywood Broun, p. 47
      16. The Nation Index of Labor Welfare, p. 48
      17. The Need for Federal Labor Laws by Elinore Morehouse Herrick, p. 49
      18. Contributors to This Issue, p. 50
      19. Little Ode by Virginia Moore, p. 51
      20. [+]
        The Psychology of Koffka by Grace Adams, p. 51 - 1 Review
        Principles of Gestalt Psychology by Kurt Koffka
      21. [+]
        Irving Fisher's Plan by Benjamin Haggott Beckhart, p. 52 - 1 Review
        100% Money~~One Hundred Percent Money by Irving Fisher
      22. [+]
        History of Heroism by Lionel Trilling, p. 52 - 1 Review
        Byron: Romantic Paradox by William J. Calvert
      23. [+]
        Good Will, Bad Science by E. Franklin Frazier, p. 53 - 2 Reviews
        Race Relations by Willis D. Weatherford and Charles S. Johnson
        Life on the Negro Frontier by George Robert Arthur
      24. [+]
        The Art of the East by Benjamin Rowland, Jr., p. 54 - 2 Reviews
        The Civilizations of the East, Vol. III: China by Rene Grousset
        The Civilizations of the East, Vol. IV: Japan by Rene Grousset
      25. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 55 - 4 Reviews
        Heritage by George Frederick Hummel
        Second Hoeing by Hope Williams Sykes
        Condemned to Live by Johann Rabener
        A Rebel War Clerk's Diary by John B. Jones and Howard Swiggett
      26. [+]
        Films: Behind the Screen by William Troy, p. 56 - 1 Review
        Man of Aran by Pat Mullen
    3. [+]
      July 17, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 57-59
      2. Editorials, p. 60
      3. Vanishing Opportunity , p. 61
      4. Our Noble Educators , p. 61
      5. Summer Theaters , p. 62
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 63
      7. Cartoon: The Red Carpet by Low, p. 64
      8. The Radio Nostrum Racket by Richard Lee Strout, pp. 65-66
      9. Behind the Overthrow of Calles by L.O. Prendergast, pp. 67-69
      10. The New British Cabinet by Harold J. Laski, p. 70
      11. Hull House on Pennsylvania Avenue by Paul W. Ward, pp. 71-73
      12. Correspondence, pp. 74-75
      13. Tacoma: Timber and Tear Gas by Selden C. Menefee, p. 76
      14. Redder than the Roosevelts by Heywood Broun, p. 77
      15. Another Language, p. 78
      16. To the Tall Buildings---New York by Ross Edwards Pierce, p. 79
      17. [+]
        Radix Malorum by William Troy, p. 79 - 1 Review
        The Treasure of the Sierra Madre by B. Traven
      18. [+]
        Whither America? by Harry Elmer Barnes, p. 80 - 4 Reviews
        American Messiahs by John F. Carter
        Back to Work by Harold L. Ickes
        The Citizen and His Government by Alfred E. Smith
        The New America: The New World by H.G. Wells
      19. [+]
        General William Booth by Clara Gruening Stillman, p. 81 - 1 Review
        God's Soldier: General William Booth by St. John G. Ervine
      20. [+]
        An Old Battle by Mary McCarthy, p. 82 - 1 Review
        Fortune and Men's Eyes by George Cronyn
      21. [+]
        Marlborough as Soldier by William MacDonald, p. 83 - 1 Review
        Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston S. Churchill
      22. [+]
        Law as Sociology by William Seagle, p. 84 - 1 Review
        Law and the Social Sciences by Huntington Cairns
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 84
    4. [+]
      July 24, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 85-87
      2. Editorials, p. 88
      3. The Wolf and the Lamb , p. 89
      4. There Will Come Thousands , p. 89
      5. Censored! , p. 90
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 91
      7. Cartoon: "But, Dear, I Only Want to Civilize You!" by "Fritz", p. 92
      8. Huey Long Chokes New Orleans by C.H. Campbell, pp. 93-94
      9. Storm Over the Virgin Islands by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 95-96
      10. Cold Terror in California by Herbert Klein and Carey McWilliams, pp. 97-98
      11. Revolt in Panama by Carleton Beals, pp. 99-100
      12. Correspondence, pp. 101-102
      13. Contributors to This Issue, p. 103
      14. Seven Against Horvitz by Heywood Broun, p. 104
      15. Academic Cossacks in Pittsburgh by Rose M. Stein, pp. 105-106
      16. Trouble in Paradise: Academic Freedom in Westchester by J.W., p. 107
      17. On the Human Race by Ross Edwards Pierce, p. 108
      18. [+]
        The Negro's Role by Sterling D. Spero, p. 108 - 1 Review
        Black Reconstruction by W.E. Burghardt Du Bois
      19. [+]
        Medicine Must Be Socialized by Frederick C. Lendrum, p. 109 - 1 Review
        The Doctor's Bill by Hugh Cabot
      20. [+]
        Portrait of a Poet by Eda Lou Walton, pp. 109-110 - 1 Review
        The Letters of Gerard Manley Hopkins to Robert Bridges by Claude Colleer Abbott and Gerard M. Hopkins
      21. [+]
        Tragic Mississippi by Alice Beal Parsons, p. 111 - 1 Review
        Deep, Dark River by Robert Rylee
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 112 - 2 Reviews
        The Last of Mr. Norris by Christopher Isherwood
        Tsar of Freedom by Stephen Graham
      23. [+]
        Films: The Film Library by William Troy, p. 112 - 1 Review
        Escapade (1935 Film) by Robert Z. Leonard
    5. [+]
      July 31, 1935 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 113-115
      2. Editorials, p. 116
      3. Making America Safe for Martial Law , p. 117
      4. AE , p. 117
      5. Monkey Business , p. 118
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 119
      7. Life Insurance: The New Offensive Against Policy-Holders by Mort Gilbert and E.A. Gilbert, pp. 120-121
      8. The Sabotage of the Leviathan by Peter Ehlers, pp. 122-124
      9. Who Gets Supplementary Relief? by C. Hartley Grattan, pp. 125-126
      10. Books in Germany by I.A. Levitan, p. 127
      11. Correspondence, pp. 128-130
      12. Connecticut Forms a Labor Party by Nathaniel Sherman, p. 131
      13. Lessons from Lorain by Heywood Broun, p. 132
      14. Victory in New Jersey by McAlister Coleman, pp. 133-134
      15. [+]
        Realism---Old Style by William Troy, p. 135 - 1 Review
        The Furys by James Hanley
      16. [+]
        Portrait of a Year by Margaret Bourke-White, p. 135 - 1 Review
        Eyes on the World by M. Lincoln Schuster
      17. [+]
        Literary History at Its Worst by Charles Angoff, p. 136 - 1 Review
        The First Century of American Literature, 1770-1870 by Fred L. Pattee
      18. [+]
        Communist Ideology by Edgar Sheffield Brightman, p. 137 - 3 Reviews
        Russian Sociology by Julius F. Hecker
        Religion and Communism by Julius F. Hecker
        Moscow Dialogues: Discussions on Red Philosophy by Julius F. Hecker
      19. [+]
        Fearing's Metrotone News by Philip Blair Rice, pp. 138-139 - 1 Review
        Poems by Kenneth Fearing
      20. [+]
        Erskine Version by Helen Neville, p. 140 - 1 Review
        Solomon, My Son! by John Erskine
      21. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 140 - 2 Reviews
        Playthings of Time by Arnold Zweig
        Cat Across the Path by Ruth Feiner
      22. Contributors to This Issue, p. 140
    6. [+]
      August 7, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 141-143
      2. Editorial, p. 144
      3. Moscow Offers an Olive Branch , p. 145
      4. Germany's Heavy Burden , p. 145
      5. Three Inches of Human Knowledge , p. 146
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 147
      7. Cartoon S.O.S. by Low, p. 148
      8. Envoy Biddle, Faithless Trustee by William Francis, pp. 149-151
      9. The New Machado in Cuba by Carleton Beals, pp. 152-153
      10. The Busy Utility Companies by Fred Woltman, p. 154
      11. Corruption, Sacred and Profane by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 155-156
      12. Correspondence, pp. 157-158
      13. Labor and Industry by Elinore Morehouse Herrick, pp. 159-160
      14. "Every Man a Penny" by Heywood Broun, p. 161
      15. "Just Paddle 'Em Down the Road" by Richard L. Neuberger, p. 162
      16. [+]
        Spivak, Star Reporter by James Rorty, p. 163 - 1 Review
        America Faces the Barricades by John L. Spivak
      17. [+]
        Soviet Salvation by Ludwig Lewisohn, p. 163 - 1 Review
        Sussman Sees It Through by David Goldberg
      18. [+]
        Heredity and Disease by David Beres, p. 164 - 4 Reviews
        Heredity and Disease by Otto L. Mohr
        The Chances of Morbid Inheritance by C.P. Blacker
        Nature and Nurture by Lancelot T. Hogben
        The Influence of Heredity on Disease by L.S. Penrose
      19. [+]
        Four Rebels by Mason Wade, p. 165 - 1 Review
        Four Independents by Daniel Sargent
      20. [+]
        Renaming Old Directions by Kenneth Burke, p. 166 - 1 Review
        Redirecting Education, Vol. I by Rexford G. Tugwell and Leon H. Keyserling
      21. [+]
        Merrill Moore by Eda Lou Walton, p. 166 - 1 Review
        Six Sides to a Man by Merrill Moore
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 167 - 3 Reviews
        Place of Hawks by August Derleth
        The Elaghin Affair, and Other Stories by Ivan Bunin
        The King of the Great Clock Tower by W.B. Yeats
      23. [+]
        Films: "She" by William Troy, p. 168 - 1 Review
        She (1935 Film) by Lansing C. Holden and Irving Pichel
      24. Contributors to This Issue, p. 168
    7. [+]
      August 14, 1935 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 169-171
      2. Editorials, p. 172
      3. What the Tax Bill Isn't , p. 173
      4. Cat's Eye View , p. 173
      5. Cartoon: "It Didn't Work, Adolf!" by Burck, p. 174
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 175
      7. The Crisis of the Middle Class by Lewis Corey, pp. 176-178
      8. First Month of Dictator Long by Arnold S. Fulton, pp. 179-181
      9. Henry Morgenthau and His Friends by Paul W. Ward, pp. 182-184
      10. Love and Housings by M.M., p. 185
      11. Correspondence, pp. 185-187
      12. Camden: Shipworkers on Strike by Lawrence Rogin, pp. 188-189
      13. Labor Static by Heywood Broun, p. 190
      14. Peace Comes to the Fur Market by David Scheyer, p. 191
      15. Labor Notes, p. 192
      16. [+]
        Footprints in Cement by William Troy, p. 193 - 1 Review
        Lucy Gayheart by Willa Cather
      17. [+]
        Human Accents in Science by William Gruen, p. 193 - 1 Review
        Science and the Human Temperament by Erwin H. Schrodinger
      18. [+]
        The Life of Veblen by H.B. Parkes, p. 194 - 1 Review
        Thorstein Veblen and His America by Joseph Dorfman
      19. [+]
        Religion in Mexico by Robert Hammond Murray, p. 195 - 1 Review
        Chaos in Mexico by Charles S. Macfarland
      20. [+]
        Class Education by Ernest Sutherland Bates, p. 195 - 1 Review
        The Social Ideas of American Educators by Merle Eugene Curti
      21. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 196 - 4 Reviews
        Asylum by William Seabrook
        Only the Fear by Lenore G. Marshall
        Hedwig by Vance Randolph
        Letters of Theodore Dwight Weld, Angelina Grimke Weld, and Sarah Grimke, 1822-1844 by Gilbert H. Barnes, Dwight L. Dumond, and Theodore Dwight Weld, ...
      22. Contributors to This Issue, p. 196
    8. [+]
      August 21, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 197-199
      2. Editorials, p. 200
      3. Boycott the Olympics! , p. 201
      4. The WPA Strike , p. 201
      5. A Warning to Roosevelt , p. 202
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 203
      7. Cartoon: On the Throne of Justice by Low, p. 204
      8. The Elks Save America by A.B. Magil, pp. 205-206
      9. The Crisis of the Middle Glass by Lewis Corey, pp. 207-209
      10. Britain Tightens Control in India by T.A. Bisson, pp. 210-211
      11. Moscow Frowns on Abortions by Louis Fischer, pp. 212-213
      12. Rhode Island Proves Nothing by Vernon C. Norton, p. 214
      13. Correspondence, p. 215
      14. The Nation India of Labor Welfare, p. 216
      15. The Pullman Porters Win by Edward Berman, p. 217
      16. Not the Type by Heywood Broun, pp. 218-219
      17. [+]
        Young Gloom by Mary McCarthy, p. 220 - 1 Review
        Winter Orchard, and Other Stories by Josephine W. Johnson
      18. [+]
        Life of a Zero by Charles Angoff, p. 220 - 1 Review
        James Lane Allen and the Genteel Tradition by Grant C. Knight
      19. [+]
        A Gentleman and His Personality by Anita Brenner, p. 221 - 1 Review
        Don Fernando by W. Somerset Maugham
      20. [+]
        Hermaphrodite by Alice Beal Parsons, p. 221 - 1 Review
        We Too Are Drifting by Gale Wilhelm
      21. [+]
        Professor Read's Thesis by E.M. Benson, p. 222 - 1 Review
        Art and Industry by Herbert Read
      22. [+]
        Prince Mirsky's Observations by H.B. Parkes, pp. 222-223 - 1 Review
        The Intelligentsia of Great Britain by Dmitri S. Mirsky
      23. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 224 - 2 Reviews
        Feliciana by Stark Young
        Paul Elmer More and American Criticism by Robert Shafer
      24. Contributors to This Issue, p. 224
    9. [+]
      August 28, 1935 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 225-226
      2. Editorials, p. 227
      3. Must We Fight in the Next War? , p. 228
      4. "They Won't Work" , p. 229
      5. Helmut von Gerlach , p. 230
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 231
      7. Cartoon: "Our Aim is to Abolish Slavery" by Burck, p. 232
      8. Shenanigants of the Power Lobby by Paul W. Ward, pp. 233-235
      9. Britain's Boom in War Planes by Frank C. Hanighen, pp. 236-237
      10. The Crisis of the Middle Class by Lewis Corey, pp. 238-240
      11. The Menace of Tax-Exempt Bonds by William Withers, p. 241
      12. Correspondence, pp. 242-244
      13. Sponsorship by Heywood Broun, p. 245
      14. Our Shrinking Cotton Trade by Fred C. Kelly, p. 246
      15. Labor Notes, p. 247
      16. Contributors to This Issue, p. 247
      17. [+]
        Allegory for Our Time by William Troy, p. 248 - 1 Review
        Land Under England by Joseph O'Neill
      18. [+]
        Tall Timber by Mary McCarthy, p. 248 - 1 Review
        Honey in the Horn by Harold Lenoir Davis
      19. [+]
        A Catholic Liberal by Reinhold Niebuhr, p. 249 - 1 Review
        Thomas More by R.W. Chambers
      20. [+]
        Analysis of Renoir's Art by Eliseo Vivas, p. 250 - 1 Review
        The Art of Renoir by Albert C. Barnes and Violette de Mazia
      21. [+]
        Mr. Justice Cardozo by Beryl Harold Levy, pp. 250-251 - 1 Review
        Mr. Justice Cardozo by Joseph P. Pollard
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 252 - 3 Reviews
        Fuel by Wilfrid W. Gibson
        Spangled Banner by Victor Weybright
        On Economic Planning by Mary L. Fledderus and Mary Van Kleeck
    10. [+]
      September 4, 1935 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 253-255
      2. Editorials, p. 256
      3. Showdown at Geneva , p. 257
      4. Farce in Albany , p. 258
      5. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 259
      6. Cartoon: "Soon, Adolf, There Will Be No One Left To Blame But Me and You" by Low, p. 260
      7. "Social Security" Under the New Deal by Abraham Epstein, pp. 261-262
      8. Germany Codifies Lynch Law by Emil Lengyel, pp. 263-264
      9. Exit the Filipino by Carey McWilliams, p. 265
      10. The Future Begins in Soviet Russia by Margaret Marshall, pp. 266-268
      11. The Meaning of the Modern Drama by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 269
      12. Correspondence, pp. 270-273
      13. Apology for Not Being a Communist by Heywood Broun, p. 274
      14. How the Lumber Strike Was Broken by Selden C. Menefee, p. 275
      15. Contributors to This Issue, p. 276
      16. [+]
        Salvation from Within by Dorothy Van Doren, p. 277 - 1 Review
        Vein of Iron by Ellen Glasgow
      17. [+]
        The NRA and Recovery by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 277 - 1 Review
        The National Recovery Administration by Leverett S. Lyon, Paul T. Homan, and George Terborgh, ...
      18. [+]
        Middle Western Marriage by Mary McCarthy, p. 278 - 1 Review
        Dwell in the Wilderness by Alvah C. Bessie
      19. [+]
        Russian Reminiscences by Hans Kohn, p. 279 - 1 Review
        The Grinding Mill by Prince A. Lobanov-Rostovsky
      20. [+]
        Shorter Notices, pp. 279-280 - 8 Reviews
        Redder Than the Rose by Robert Forsythe
        They Shoot Horses, Don't They? by Horace McCoy
        The Land of Shvambrania by Leo Kassil
        Four Roads to Death by Benjamin Appel
        The Voice of Bugle Ann by MacKinlay Kantor
        The Poems of W.H. Davies by W.H. Davies
        Love Poems by W.H. Davies
        A History of Europe by H.A.L. Fisher
    11. [+]
      September 11, 1935 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 281-282
      2. Editorials, p. 283
      3. Behind America's Note to the U.S.S.R. , p. 284
      4. Will Borah Run? , p. 285
      5. Nancy and Her Father , p. 285
      6. Is This America? , p. 286
      7. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 287
      8. Racketeering in the A.F. of L. by Isidor Feinstein, pp. 288-290
      9. The Meaning of the Modern Drama by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 291-292
      10. Roosevelt's Hollow Triumph by Paul W. Ward, pp. 293-296
      11. Correspondence, pp. 297-298
      12. An Assist for William Green by Heywood Broun, p. 299
      13. Fort Peck: An American Siberia by James Rorty, p. 300
      14. Contributors to this Issue, p. 301
      15. The Nation's Index of Labor Welfare, p. 302
      16. [+]
        The Pathos of Liberalism by Reinhold Niebuhr, p. 303 - 1 Review
        Liberalism and Social Action by John Dewey
      17. [+]
        Between Two Worlds by William Troy, p. 304 - 1 Review
        Europa: The Days of Ignorance by Robert Briffault
      18. [+]
        Soviet Prison by Joseph Barnes, p. 305 - 1 Review
        Prisoner of the OGPU by George Kitchin
      19. [+]
        Mary of Scotland by Clara Gruening Stillman, p. 306 - 1 Review
        Mary, Queen of Scotland and the Isles by Stefan Zweig
      20. [+]
        Synthesis by Will Durant by W. Norman Brown, p. 307 - 1 Review
        Our Oriental Heritage by Will Durant
      21. [+]
        Voodoo Nonsense by Melville J. Herskovits, p. 308 - 1 Review
        Voodoo Fire in Haiti by Richard A. Loederer
    12. [+]
      September 18, 1935 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 309-311
      2. Editorials, p. 312
      3. The President Completes the Record , p. 313
      4. National Defense and Thought , p. 314
      5. Peace by Prayer , p. 314
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 315
      7. Racketeering in the A.F. of L. by Isidor Feinstein, pp. 316-318
      8. Bullets Fell on Alabama by Bruce Crawford, p. 319
      9. The Meaning of the Modern Drama by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 320-322
      10. Our Mexican Colony by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 323
      11. Hoosier Hitlerism by Norman Thomas, pp. 324-325
      12. Correspondence, p. 326
      13. Contributors To This Issue, pp. 326-327
      14. To Russia and to Roy by Heywood Broun, p. 328
      15. The Cropper Learns His Fate by H.L. Mitchell and J.R. Butler, p. 328
      16. On the Alabama Front by Albert Jackson, pp. 329-330
      17. An Interview with Paul Valery by Dorothy Dudley, p. 331
      18. [+]
        A Little Freedom, Please! by Alexander Crosby, pp. 332-333 - 1 Review
        Freedom of the Press by George Seldes
      19. [+]
        The World of Horst Wessel by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, p. 334 - 1 Review
        The Nazi Dictatorship by Frederick L. Schuman
      20. [+]
        Another, Secret Germany by Ludwig Lore, p. 335 - 2 Reviews
        Rubber Truncheon by Wolfgang Langhoff
        I Was Hitler's Prisoner by Stefan Lorant
      21. [+]
        Euripides in Harlem by Philip Blair Rice, p. 336 - 1 Review
        The Medea and Some Poems by Countee Cullen
    13. [+]
      September 25, 1935 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 337-339
      2. Editorials, p. 340
      3. The Right of Asylum , p. 341
      4. Welcome to Our City , p. 341
      5. Tariff Discrimination , p. 342
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 343
      7. Dr. Huey and Mr. Long by Benjamin Stolberg, pp. 344-345
      8. Contributors to this Issue, p. 346
      9. Roosevelt Keeps His Vow by Paul W. Ward, pp. 347-349
      10. Charlotte Perkins Gilman by Zona Gale, p. 350
      11. The Meaning of the Modern Drama by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 351-352
      12. Correspondence, pp. 353-355
      13. Consumers' Research Fights the Union by Alexander L. Crosby, p. 356
      14. Radio Censors Labor by Clifton Reed, p. 357
      15. My Hundredth Birthday by Heywood Broun, pp. 357-358
      16. [+]
        The Story of a Scamp by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 359 - 1 Review
        Richard Savage by Gwyn Jones
      17. [+]
        Synthesis by F. Stuart Chapin, pp. 359-360 - 1 Review
        The History of Western Civilization by Harry Elmer Barnes and Henry David
      18. [+]
        Good Intentions by Louis Kronenberger, p. 361 - 1 Review
        They Shall Inherit the Earth by Morley Callaghan
      19. [+]
        A Connoisseur of Character by Mark Van Doren, p. 361 - 1 Review
        The Root and the Flower by L.H. Myers
      20. [+]
        Scholarship at Its Best by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 362 - 1 Review
        Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences by Edwin R.A. Seligman and Alvin Johnson
      21. [+]
        Bewildered Doughboys by Walter Millis, p. 363 - 1 Review
        Forward---March! by Frank J. Mackey and Marcus Wilson Jernegan
      22. Drama: False Starts by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 364
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1935 = 13 Issues, 310 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 2, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 365-367
      2. Editorials, p. 368
      3. Propaganda by Lawyers , p. 369
      4. Are Newsreels News? , p. 369
      5. Living and Learning , p. 370
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 371
      7. Cartoon: Discussions Are Proceeding by Low, p. 372
      8. The Supreme Court Aids the Utilities by George Slaff and Samuel Slaff, pp. 373-374
      9. The Price of the Hopkins Victory by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 375-376
      10. Sharing Vice and Votes by Carleton Beals, pp. 377-379
      11. The Decline and Fall of French Fascism by Emil Lengyel, pp. 380-381
      12. Correspondence, pp. 382-383
      13. Local 22 by George Simpson, p. 384
      14. Mixed Pickles by Heywood Broun, p. 385
      15. Contributors to This Issue, p. 386
      16. [+]
        More Romains by William Troy, p. 387 - 1 Review
        The World from Below by Jules Romains
      17. [+]
        Chamberlin's History by Louis Fischer, pp. 387-388 - 1 Review
        The Russian Revolution, 1917-1921 by William Henry Chamberlin
      18. [+]
        The Pit by Dorothy Van Doren, p. 389 - 1 Review
        The Stars Look Down by A.J. Cronin
      19. [+]
        How Firm a Foundation! by Louis M. Hacker, p. 389 - 1 Review
        The Du Pont Dynasty by John K. Winkler
      20. [+]
        Survival with Distinction by Florence Codman, p. 390 - 1 Review
        Pro Patria by Ramon J. Sender
      21. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 391 - 2 Reviews
        Primitives and the Supernatural by Lucien Levy-Bruhl
        XXIV Elegies by John Gould Fletcher
      22. [+]
        Films: Taxidermy on the Screen by Robert Giroux, p. 391 - 2 Reviews
        Anna Karenina (1935 Film) by Clarence Brown
        The Crusades (1935 Film) by Cecil B. DeMille
      23. Drama: Little Man, What Now? by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 392
    2. [+]
      October 9, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 393-395
      2. Editorials, p. 396
      3. An Industrial-Union Victory , p. 397
      4. Canada's New Deal , p. 397
      5. Roosevelt in the West , p. 398
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 399
      7. Can We Have a Housing Program? I by Albert Mayer, pp. 400-401
      8. Mussolini's Dream of Empire by Maxwell S. Stewart, pp. 402-404
      9. Public Enemy No. 64B: The Football Broadcaster by Left Wing, p. 405
      10. Canada Flirts With Fascism by James H. Gray, pp. 406-407
      11. Correspondence, pp. 408-409
      12. Crisis in the Teachers' Union by Abraham Lefkowitz, p. 410
      13. The Opposition Replies, p. 411
      14. Two Defeats for William Green by B.J. Widick, p. 412
      15. The Higher History by Heywood Broun, pp. 413-414
      16. [+]
        Poet's Quest by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 415 - 1 Review
        Eugene O'Neill: A Poet's Quest by Richard Dana Skinner
      17. [+]
        A Milestone in Popular Education by Maxwell S. Stewart, p. 416 - 1 Review
        War Tomorrow: Will We Keep Out? by Ryllis Alexander Goslin
      18. [+]
        Revolutionary Fiction by James Burnham, p. 416 - 1 Review
        Mr. Aristotle by Ignazio Silone
      19. [+]
        The Holy Blisful Martir by Mark Van Doren, p. 417 - 1 Review
        Murder in the Cathedral by T.S. Eliot
      20. [+]
        Two Proletarian Novels by Helen Neville, p. 417 - 2 Reviews
        The Green Corn Rebellion by William Cunningham
        Horse-Shoe Bottoms by Thomas Tippett
      21. [+]
        American English by George Genzmer, p. 418 - 1 Review
        A Dictionary of Modern American Usage by H.W. Horwill
      22. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 418 - 4 Reviews
        Cicero: A Study by G.C. Richards
        The Regional Approach to Mational Social Planning by Howard W. Odum
        Regional Reconstruction: A Way Out for the South by Rupert B. Vance
        The Lincoln Legend by Roy Prentice Basler
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 419
      24. Drama: An American Tragedy by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 420
    3. [+]
      October 16, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 421-423
      2. Editorials, p. 424
      3. Can America Keep "Unentangled"> , p. 425
      4. Hitler's Olympic Games , p. 426
      5. "Orbis Pictus" , p. 426
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 427
      7. Cartoon by "Fritz", p. 428
      8. After Ethiopia---England? by Albert Viton, p. 429
      9. New York's Power Yardstick by Will Maslow and E. Michael White, pp. 430-431
      10. A Practical Housing Program by Albert Mayer, pp. 432-434
      11. Saving the Constitution by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 435-436
      12. Leo Gallagher by Carey McWilliams, p. 437
      13. Correspondence, p. 438
      14. Contributors to This Issue, p. 439
      15. Preface to the A.F. of L. Convention by A.J. Muste, p. 440
      16. One Speaks of Rope by Heywood Broun, pp. 441-442
      17. The Labor Index, p. 443
      18. [+]
        Contribution to Martyrology by H.L. Mencken, p. 444 - 1 Review
        Joseph Conrad and His Circle by Jessie Conrad
      19. [+]
        The Wicked State by Raymond Gram Swing, p. 444 - 1 Review
        Our Enemy, the State by Albert Jay Nock
      20. [+]
        Late Flowering by Philip Blair Rice, p. 445 - 1 Review
        Invisible Landscapes by Edgar Lee Masters
      21. [+]
        Labor and the Government by William M. Leiserson, p. 445 - 1 Review
        Labor Relations Boards by Lewis L. Lorwin and Arthur Wubnig
      22. [+]
        Painter into Novelist by Helen Neville, p. 446 - 1 Review
        South by Frederick S. Wight
      23. [+]
        Films: Novel into Movie by Robert Giroux, p. 447 - 3 Reviews
        Maria Chapdelaine (1934 Film) by Julien Duvivier
        William Tell (1934 Film) by Walter Lantz and William Nolan
        Red Salute (1935 Film) by Sidney Lanfield
      24. Drama: A Real Shrew Really Tamed by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 448
    4. [+]
      October 23, 1935 Issue = 34 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 449-451
      2. Editorials, p. 452
      3. Patriotism , p. 453
      4. The Work-Relief Fiasco , p. 453
      5. Little Orphan Annie , p. 454
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 455
      7. Cartoon: The New Stepfather by "Fritz", p. 456
      8. Can Italy Avert Bankruptcy? by Maxwell S. Stewart, pp. 457-458
      9. Take the Army Out of the CCC by Raymond Gram Swing, pp. 459-460
      10. Scratched by Heywood Broun, p. 461
      11. Traffic in Kings by M.W. Fodor, pp. 462-463
      12. The Russian Giant in 1935 by Louis Fischer, pp. 464-465
      13. Correspondence, pp. 466-467
      14. Our Critics, Right or Wrong by Margaret Marshall and Mary McCarthy, pp. 468-471
      15. A Century of Mark Twain by Mark Van Doren, pp. 472-473
      16. [+]
        Better Than They Knew by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 474 - 1 Review
        Gilbert and Sullivan by Hesketh Pearson
      17. [+]
        "Race, Environment, and Time" by William Troy, p. 475 - 1 Review
        Literature and Society by Albert Guerard
      18. [+]
        The Chinese Mind by Younghill Kang, p. 476 - 1 Review
        My Country and My People by Lin Yutang
      19. [+]
        Utopia in Springfield by Eda Lou Walton, p. 477 - 1 Review
        Vachel Lindsay by Edgar Lee Masters
      20. [+]
        Collectivism---Under Whose Control? by Harry W. Laidler, p. 478 - 1 Review
        Government in Business by Stuart Chase
      21. [+]
        A Citation of T.S. Eliot by R.P. Blackmur, pp. 478-479 - 1 Review
        The Achievement of T. S. Eliot by F.O. Matthiessen
      22. [+]
        A Novel of the New South by Louis Kronenberger, p. 480 - 1 Review
        A Sign for Cain by Grace Lumpkin
      23. [+]
        Jeffers and the Tragic Sense by Philip Blair Rice, pp. 480-481 - 1 Review
        Solstice and Other Poems by Robinson Jeffers
      24. [+]
        Karl Radek by Ludwig Lore, pp. 482-483 - 1 Review
        Portraits and Pamphlets by Karl Radek
      25. [+]
        The Wordsworths by Dorothy Van Doren, p. 484 - 1 Review
        The Early Letters of William and Dorothy Wordsworth by Ernest de Selincourt, William Wordsworth, and Dorothy Wordsworth, ...
      26. [+]
        Studs Lonigan's World by Lionel Trilling, p. 484 - 1 Review
        Guillotine Party, and Other Stories by James T. Farrell
      27. [+]
        History of Science by E.A. Burtt, pp. 485-486 - 1 Review
        A History of Science, Technology and Philosophy in the 16th and 17th Centuries by Abraham Wolf, P. Dannemann, and A. Armitage
      28. [+]
        Librarians and Books by Lewis Galantiere, p. 487 - 1 Review
        Living with Books by Helen E. Haines
      29. [+]
        Life of Cezanne by C. Adolph Glassgold, p. 488 - 1 Review
        Paul Cezanne by Gerstle Mack
      30. [+]
        Lo, the Poor Liberal! by Jacques Barzun, p. 488 - 1 Review
        Lord Brougham by Geoffrey T. Garratt
      31. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 489 - 2 Reviews
        Russia Laughs by Mikhail Zoshchenko
        The Sun Sets in the West by Myron Brinig
      32. Drama: Soviet Farce by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 490
      33. [+]
        Films: Shakespeare Without Words by Mark Van Doren, p. 491 - 1 Review
        A Midsummer Night's Dream (1935 Film) by Max Reinhardt and William Dieterle
      34. Contributors to This Issue, p. 492
    5. [+]
      October 30, 1935 Issue = 22 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 493-495
      2. Editorials, p. 496
      3. The A.F. of L. Wakes Up , p. 497
      4. Japan Presses On , p. 497
      5. Reward-of-Merit Story, p. 498
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 499
      7. Cartoon by "Fritz", p. 500
      8. The Milk Racket by Allan Chase and Alfred Goldsmith, pp. 501-502
      9. Louisiana's Black Utopia by Carleton Beals and Abel Plenn, pp. 503-504
      10. The Townsend Plan Exposed by Richard L. Neuberger, pp. 505-506
      11. The German Underground Movement by Kurt Rosenfeld, pp. 507-508
      12. England Faces War by Harold J. Laski, p. 509
      13. Correspondence, pp. 510-511
      14. Minneapolis---One Year Later by Carlos Hudson, pp. 512-513
      15. Butte Remembers Big Bill Haywood by Kinsey Howard, p. 514
      16. Contributors to This Issue, p. 515
      17. [+]
        Utopia, or Uncle Tom's Cabin by R.P. Blackmur, p. 516 - 1 Review
        It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis
      18. [+]
        The World's Prose by Arthur Livingston, p. 516 - 1 Review
        An Anthology of World Prose by Carl Van Doren
      19. [+]
        A Matter of Quality by William Troy, p. 517 - 1 Review
        Flowering Judas, and Other Stories by Katherine Anne Porter
      20. [+]
        Seeing the People First by Ferner Nuhn, p. 518 - 1 Review
        Some American People by Erskine Caldwell
      21. Drama: Dissenting Opinion by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 518-519
      22. The Dance: Ballet Old and New by Ruth Pickering, p. 520
    6. [+]
      November 6, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 521-523
      2. Editorials, p. 524
      3. Britain Holds Its Ground , p. 525
      4. Miracles , p. 526
      5. Buyers Beward! , p. 526
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 527
      7. Cartoon by "Fritz", p. 528
      8. Paradoxes of American Recovery by Maxwell S. Stewart, pp. 529-530
      9. Is the Endowment Policy a Good Investment? by Murry Levine, p. 531
      10. The Catholic War on Hitler by Emil Lengyel, pp. 532-533
      11. Finance: For Widows and Orphans by Isidor Feinstein, p. 534
      12. Correspondence, pp. 535-536
      13. Fascism Enters New Mexico by Katharine Gay, pp. 537-538
      14. High Tide at Atlantic City by Julius Hochman, p. 539
      15. Contributors to This Issue, p. 540
      16. Facts for Consumers by Ruth Brindze, p. 541
      17. Our Critics, Right or Wrong by Mary McCarthy and Margaret Marshall, pp. 542-544
      18. [+]
        Lawrence of England by Mark Van Doren, p. 545 - 1 Review
        The Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T.E. Lawrence
      19. [+]
        Mr. O'Hara's Talent by Lionel Trilling, p. 545 - 1 Review
        Butterfield 8 by John O'Hara
      20. [+]
        The Life of Dwight Morrow by Paul Scott Mowrer, p. 546 - 1 Review
        Dwight Morrow by Harold G. Nicolson
      21. [+]
        "The Key to Communism" by Sterling D. Spero, p. 546 - 1 Review
        Communism in the United States by Earl R. Browder
      22. Drama: Run of the Mill by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 547
      23. [+]
        Films: Nature and Artifice by Mark Van Doren, p. 548 - 3 Reviews
        La Maternelle (1933 Film) by Jean Benoit-Levy and Marie Epstein
        Le Dernier Milliardaire (1934 Film) by Rene Clair
        Red Army Days (1935 Film) by Iosif Kheifits and Aleksandr Zarkhi
    7. [+]
      November 13, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 549-551
      2. Editorials, p. 552
      3. Sanctions Under Neutrality , p. 553
      4. What Do You Read? , p. 553
      5. Anthracite Peace , p. 554
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 555
      7. Cartoon: Will It Work? by "Fritz", p. 556
      8. The Russian Revolution Comes of Age by Louis Fischer, pp. 557-558
      9. Controlling the Arms Makers by H.C. Engelbrecht, pp. 559-560
      10. Men in Chains by Myra Page, pp. 561-562
      11. England's Foreign Policy by Negley Farson, pp. 563-564
      12. Correspondence, pp. 565-566
      13. The Amsterdam News Is Winning! by Allan Chase, p. 567
      14. Strike-Breaker Number One by Herman Wolf, p. 568
      15. In the Deep Middle West by Ray L. Kringer, pp. 569-570
      16. The Labor Index, p. 571
      17. [+]
        "In Darkest Asia" by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 572 - 1 Review
        The Asiatics by Frederic Prokosch
      18. [+]
        Macedonian Cycle by William Troy, p. 572 - 1 Review
        Express to the East by A. Den Doolard
      19. [+]
        The Science of Heredity by Hugh H. Darby, p. 573 - 1 Review
        Genetics by H.S. Jennings
      20. [+]
        Life After Legend by Carl Van Doren, p. 574 - 1 Review
        The Street I Know by Harold E. Stearns
      21. [+]
        A Reconstruction Statesman by Will Herberg, p. 574 - 1 Review
        Lucius Q.C. Lamar: Secession and Reunion by Wirt Armistead Cate
      22. Drama: Sure Fire by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 575
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 576
    8. [+]
      November 20, 1935 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 577-579
      2. Editorials, p. 580
      3. "This Business of Relief" , p. 581
      4. The Supreme Court and the Poor Investor , p. 581
      5. A Long Road , p. 582
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 583
      7. Why They "Drilled" Dutch Schultz by Emanuel H. Lavine, pp. 584-586
      8. After the Elections by Raymond Gram Swing, p. 587
      9. Contributors to This Issue, p. 588
      10. The British General Election by Harold J. Laski, p. 589
      11. Correspondence, pp. 590-591
      12. Illinois Miners Work for Unity by James P. Mitchell, p. 592
      13. Facts for Consumers by Ruth Brindze, pp. 592-594
      14. Our Critics, Right or Wrong, III by Mary McCarthy and Margaret Marshall, pp. 595-599
      15. [+]
        Literature on the Left by Louis Kronenberger, p. 600 - 2 Reviews
        Proletarian Literature in the United States by Granville Hicks
        The American Writers' Congress by Henry Hart
      16. [+]
        Paths of Empire by Frederick L. Schuman, p. 600 - 1 Review
        The Diplomacy of Imperialism, 1890-1902 by William L. Langer
      17. Poets of the Future by Eda Lou Walton, p. 601
      18. In Prison by Dorothy Van Doren, p. 602
      19. Drama: A Provincial Lady in Town by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 603
      20. [+]
        Films: Utopia or Lilliput? by Mark Van Doren, p. 604 - 2 Reviews
        The New Gulliver (1935 Film) by Aleksandr Ptushko and A. Vanichkin
        Way Down East (1935 Film) by Henry King
    9. [+]
      November 27, 1935 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 605-607
      2. Editorials, p. 608
      3. The New Deal Ends , p. 609
      4. The Tories Apply a Lesson , p. 609
      5. Mussolini and the Casa Italiana , p. 610
      6. Cartoon: The Call of the Desert by "Fritz", p. 611
      7. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 612
      8. Ode to the Library League by Stuart Chase, pp. 613-614
      9. Football: Hope of American Education by Left Wing, pp. 615-616
      10. Government Subsidy and Italian Trade by Peter Ehlers, pp. 617-619
      11. Finance: New York City Transit by Isidor Feinstein, p. 620
      12. Correspondence, pp. 620-621
      13. Class Warfare in Alaska by Irvin Goodman, pp. 622-624
      14. [+]
        Addresses to the Middle Class by Louis M. Hacker, p. 625 - 2 Reviews
        The Crisis of the Middle Class by Lewis Corey
        Insurgent America by Alfred M. Bingham
      15. [+]
        Toward a Poetic Drama by Philip Blair Rice, p. 626 - 1 Review
        The Dog Beneath the Skin by W.H. Auden and Christopher Isherwood
      16. [+]
        A Great Press Writer by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 626 - 1 Review
        I Write As I Please by Walter Duranty
      17. [+]
        What Happens in Shakespeare by Mark Van Doren, p. 627 - 3 Reviews
        What Happens in Hamlet by J. Dover Wilson
        Shakespeare's Imagery and What It Tells Us by Caroline F.E. Spurgeon
        Where Shakespeare Stood by Donald Morrow
      18. [+]
        Mr. Aiken's Virtuosity by Helen Neville, p. 628 - 1 Review
        King Coffin by Conrad Aiken
      19. [+]
        Conspicuous Waste by Mina Curtiss, pp. 628-629 - 2 Reviews
        European Experiences by Mabel Dodge Luhan
        "King Lehr" and the Gilded Age by Elizabeth Drexel Lehr
      20. [+]
        Types of Pedantry by John McAlpin Berryman, p. 630 - 3 Reviews
        Smith: A Sylvan Interlude by James Branch Cabell
        Festival at Meron by Harry Sackler
        Seventy Times Seven by Carl Christian Jensen
      21. Drama: "Parnell" by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 630-632
    10. [+]
      December 4, 1935 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 633-635
      2. Editorials, p. 636
      3. The C.R. Strike , p. 637
      4. Heil Profits! , p. 637
      5. Do Gangsters Speak Verse? , p. 638
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 639
      7. Cartoon by "Fritz", p. 640
      8. Sanctions Vs. Neutrality: A Debate by Raymond Gram Swing, p. 641
      9. What Neutrality Means by Dorothy Detzer, pp. 642-643
      10. David Gets the Third Degree by Emanuel H. Lavine, pp. 644-645
      11. The Red Cross Answers the Call by Kinsey Howard, p. 646
      12. Correspondence, pp. 647-648
      13. We Told Washington by Thomas Burke, pp. 649-650
      14. Letter to a Clergyman by Heywood Broun, p. 651
      15. Facts for Consumers by Ruth Brindze, p. 652
      16. Our Critics, Right or Wrong by Margaret Marshall and Mary McCarthy, pp. 653-655
      17. [+]
        The Critic's Job by William Troy, p. 656 - 1 Review
        The Double Agent by R.P. Blackmur
      18. [+]
        Barbusse's Stalin by Ludwig Lore, p. 656 - 1 Review
        Stalin by Henri Barbusse
      19. [+]
        The Patmores by Marya Zaturenska, p. 657 - 1 Review
        Portrait of My Family by Derek Patmore
      20. [+]
        American Rooming House by Abel Plenn, p. 658 - 1 Review
        At Madame Bonnard's by Joseph Vogel
      21. [+]
        Films: When Acting Counts by Mark Van Doren, p. 658 - 3 Reviews
        Mutiny on the Bounty (1935 Film) by Frank Lloyd
        Crime and Punishment (1935 Film) by Pierre Chenal
        Crime and Punishment (1935 Film) by Josef von Sternberg
      22. Drama: Black Bread and a Circus by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 659
      23. Contributors to This Issue, p. 660
    11. [+]
      December 11, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 661-663
      2. Editorials, p. 664
      3. Lewis and Labor , p. 665
      4. Shun the Nazi Olympics! , p. 665
      5. The Greatest Living Writer , p. 666
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 667
      7. Cartoon by "Fritz", p. 668
      8. Arms Over Europe by Louis Fischer, pp. 669-670
      9. The Japanese-American War Myth by Vernon Nash, pp. 671-672
      10. "We Want a United Front" by Heywood Broun, p. 673
      11. "Not Too Much for a Negro" by Robert W. Horton, pp. 674-676
      12. Fifty Outanding Books of 1935, pp. 677-680
      13. [+]
        Propaganda and Society by Carl Becker, p. 681 - 1 Review
        Propaganda: Its Psychology and Technique by Leonard W. Doob
      14. [+]
        Religion and Science by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 682 - 1 Review
        Religion and Science by Bertrand A. Russell
      15. [+]
        In Search of Havelock Ellis by William Troy, p. 683 - 1 Review
        From Rousseau to Proust by Havelock Ellis
      16. [+]
        Amy Lowell and the Poetic Revival by Eda Lou Walton, p. 684 - 1 Review
        Amy Lowell: A Chronicle by S. Foster Damon
      17. [+]
        William James by Sidney Hook, pp. 684-686 - 1 Review
        The Thought and Character of William James by Ralph Barton Perry
      18. [+]
        F.P.A. by Mark Van Doren, pp. 687-688 - 1 Review
        The Diary of Our Own Samuel Pepys: 1911-1934 by Franklin P. Adams
      19. [+]
        Where Marx Left Off by Abram L. Harris, pp. 689-690 - 1 Review
        Marxism and Modern Thought by Nikolai I. Bukharin
      20. [+]
        Behind the Scenes With Napoleon by Leo Gershoy, p. 691 - 1 Review
        With Napoleon in Russia by Armand de Caulaincourt and George Libraire
      21. [+]
        A Guide to Latin Manuscripts by E.K. Rand, p. 692 - 1 Review
        Codices Latini Antiquiores by E.A. Lowe
      22. Recent Records by Kenneth Burke, pp. 692-693
      23. Drama: Cat Fight by Joseph WooD Krutch, pp. 694-695
      24. Contributors to This Issu, p. 696
    12. [+]
      December 18, 1935 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 697-699
      2. Editorials, p. 700
      3. What Business Wants , p. 701
      4. The Law and the Alien , p. 701
      5. Broadway Is Prosperous , p. 702
      6. Issue and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 703
      7. Cartoon by "Fritz", p. 704
      8. The Mortgage Scandals and the New Deal by Samuel Grafton, pp. 705-706
      9. The Latest Invasion of Mexico by Elizabeth Knowlton, p. 707
      10. The Future of British Labor by Harold J. Laski, pp. 708-709
      11. Corporate Tammany Halls by Isidor Feinstein, p. 710
      12. Correspondence, pp. 710-711
      13. Contributors to This Issue, p. 712
      14. Craft and the Crafts by Heywood Broun, p. 713
      15. The Wisconsin "People's Front" by Hans Christian, p. 714
      16. The Case for Industrial Unionism by William Green, p. 715
      17. The Labor Index, p. 715
      18. Facts for Consumers by Ruth Brindze, p. 716
      19. Our Critics, Right or Wrong by Margaret Marshall and Mary McCarthy, pp. 717-718
      20. [+]
        Karl Marx by Ludwig Lore, p. 719 - 1 Review
        Karl Marx: The Story of His Life by Franz Mehring
      21. [+]
        Down with Woollcott by Louis Kronenberger, p. 720 - 1 Review
        The Woollcott Reader by Alexander Woollcott
      22. [+]
        warbly same boat by Florence Codman, p. 721 - 1 Review
        Summer Time Ends by John Hargrave
      23. [+]
        Roosevelt as Rentier by Paul W. Ward, p. 721 - 1 Review
        The Gay Reformer by Mauritz A. Hallgren
      24. Drama: The Unregenerated by Joseph Wood Krutch, pp. 722-723
      25. [+]
        Films: The Old Days by Mark Van Doren, p. 724 - 2 Reviews
        Frisco Kid (1935 Film) by Lloyd Bacon
        So Red the Rose (1935 Film) by King Vidor
    13. [+]
      December 25, 1935 Issue = 24 Articles
      1. Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 725-727
      2. Editorials, p. 728
      3. A New Low for the New Deal , p. 729
      4. Orphaned Silver , p. 729
      5. Masaryk Retires , p. 730
      6. Issues and Men by Oswald Garrison Villard, p. 731
      7. Cartoon by "Fritz", p. 732
      8. Arms Over Europe by Louis Fischer, pp. 733-735
      9. Fascism Looms in Mexico by L.O. Prendergast, pp. 736-737
      10. Louisiana Skin Game by Carleton Beals and Abel Plenn, pp. 738-739
      11. Unfit to Print by Isidor Feinstein, p. 740
      12. Correspondence, pp. 741-742
      13. General Motors Takes the Offensive by H.S. Grant, p. 743
      14. Minneapolis: A Defeat for Green by Carlos Hudson, pp. 744-745
      15. [+]
        The Untired Genius by Mark Van Doren, p. 746 - 1 Review
        Unpublished Poems of Emily Dickinson by Martha Dickinson Bianchi and Alfred Leete Hampson, ...
      16. [+]
        The Origins of Fascismo by Vera Micheles Dean, p. 746 - 1 Review
        Mussolini's Italy by Herman Finer
      17. [+]
        The Historical Jesus by Reinhold Niebuhr, p. 747 - 1 Review
        Jesus by Charles Guignebert
      18. [+]
        Remaking Mankind by H.S. Jennings, p. 748 - 1 Review
        Man, the Unknown by Alexis Carrel
      19. [+]
        World Outlooks by Livingston Welch, p. 749 - 1 Review
        American Philosophy, Today and Tomorrow by Horace M. Kallen and Sidney Hook
      20. [+]
        Robinson's Last Poem by Eda Lou Walton, p. 749 - 1 Review
        King Jasper by Edwin Arlington Robinson
      21. [+]
        Shorter Notices, p. 750 - 5 Reviews
        The Victorians and Their Reading by Amy Cruse
        Time Past by Marie Scheikevitch
        Brothers Three by John M. Oskison
        Golden Apples by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
        Sea Pieces and Other Poems by Forrest Anderson
      22. Art: The Century of Grace by Walter Pach, p. 751
      23. Drama: The Apocalypse of St. Clifford by Joseph Wood Krutch, p. 752
      24. Contributors to This Issue, p. 752
7. [+]
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  Issues of 1937 = 52 Issues, 1,052 Articles
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  Issues of 1938 = 53 Issues, 1,029 Articles
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  Issues of 1939 = 52 Issues, 1,001 Articles
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  Issues of 1955 = 53 Issues, 881 Articles
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  Issues of 1956 = 51 Issues, 826 Articles
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  Issues of 1961 = 48 Issues, 640 Articles
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  Issues of 1970 = 47 Issues, 635 Articles
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  Issues of 1971 = 48 Issues, 683 Articles
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  Issues of 1972 = 47 Issues, 705 Articles
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  Issues of 1973 = 49 Issues, 692 Articles
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  Issues of 1975 = 47 Issues, 719 Articles
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  Issues of 1977 = 48 Issues, 697 Articles
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  Issues of 1979 = 47 Issues, 847 Articles
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  Issues of 1980 = 47 Issues, 833 Articles
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  Issues of 1981 = 47 Issues, 774 Articles
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  Issues of 1982 = 47 Issues, 790 Articles
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  Issues of 1983 = 47 Issues, 769 Articles
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  Issues of 1984 = 47 Issues, 777 Articles
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  Issues of 1985 = 47 Issues, 783 Articles
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  Issues of 1986 = 47 Issues, 723 Articles
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  Issues of 1987 = 22 Issues, 380 Articles
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  Issues of 1988 = 45 Issues, 725 Articles
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  Issues of 1989 = 47 Issues, 769 Articles
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Issues of the 1990s = 4 Years, 122 Issues, 2,090 Articles
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  Issues of 1990 = 48 Issues, 766 Articles
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  Issues of 1991 = 47 Issues, 849 Articles
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  Issues of 1992 = 25 Issues, 436 Articles
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  Issues of 1999 = 2 Issues, 39 Articles
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Issues of the 2000s = 9 Years, 341 Issues, 6,414 Articles
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  Issues of 2000 = 16 Issues, 324 Articles
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  Issues of 2001 = 4 Issues, 76 Articles
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  Issues of 2003 = 45 Issues, 911 Articles
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  Issues of 2005 = 45 Issues, 810 Articles
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  Issues of 2006 = 45 Issues, 837 Articles
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  Issues of 2007 = 47 Issues, 812 Articles
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  Issues of 2008 = 46 Issues, 833 Articles
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