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Carl Sandburg •ï¿½119 Items / 39 Books, 27 Articles, 2 Reviews, 46 Poems
Home Front Memo (1943)
by Carl Sandburg
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    Fighting for the Future (Review)
    Keith W. Jennison
    Home Front Memo, by Carl Sandburg
    1. Home Front Memo by Carl Sandburg
    Free World, December 1943, p. 565
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    Chicago Notes (Review)
    George Garrett#2
    Home Front Memo, by Carl Sandburg
    1. Home Front Memo by Carl Sandburg
    The New Masses, January 4, 1944, p. 28
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    The War Years (Review)
    Richard H. Rovere
    Home Front Memo, by Carl Sandburg
    1. Home Front Memo by Carl Sandburg
    The New Republic, November 22, 1943, p. 725
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    Recent Events in Perspective (3 Reviews)
    Henry C. Tracy
    An American Diary, by Samuel Grafton
    1. An American Diary by Samuel Grafton
    2. Home Front Memo by Carl Sandburg
    3. Preview of History by Raymond Gram Swing
    Common Ground, Winter 1944, p. 114
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    Briefly Noted (10 Reviews)
    General
    1. The American: The Making of a New Man by James Truslow Adams
    2. The Conquest of North Africa, 1940-1943 by Alexander G. Clifford
    3. Home Front Memo by Carl Sandburg
    4. The Air Future: A Primer of Aeropolitics by Burnet Hershey
    5. Paris-Underground by Etta Shiber, Anne Dupre, and Paul Dupre
    6. A Hundred Years of Medicine by C.D. Haagensen and Wyndham E.B. Lloyd
    7. Europe's Children, 1939 to 1943 by M. Therese Bonney
    8. Log Book by Frank Laskier
    9. The Theatre Book of the Year, 1942-1943 by George Jean Nathan
    10. 83 Days~~Eighty-Three Days by Mark Murphy
    The New Yorker, September 25, 1943, pp. 73-74