March 1932

Articles

• Hitler and Hitlerism: A Man of Destiny

  An early 10-point summary of the aspiring dictator's agenda

  Nicolas Fairweather

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• The Harbourmaster

  R. M. Gay

• The South That Was

  Frances Lester Warner

• Bülow

  Thomas H. Thomas

• Looking at Russia

  Teresa S. Fitzpatrick

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• The President

  Walter Millis

• What Every Woman Ought to Know

  Albert Jay Nock

• Sagebrush Rule

  Bernhard Knollenberg

• London in a Financial Fog

  A. Edward Newton

• Gone for the Day: I Decide to Spend the Depression in the Bosom of the Family--and Commend the Programme to All Able-Bodied Husbands

  John Coleman Jr.

• God's Work

  Katharine Ball Ripley

• Low Fever and Slow Fires

  Arthur Pound

• Leda and the Swan

  Oliver Gogarty

• I Teach in a Hick College

  Wendell Brooks Phillips

• Grant Before Appomattox: Notes of a Confederate Bishop

  Henry C. Lay

• A Day in Nepal

  John Campbell

• Across the Pacific--Cerebrally

  Louise Taylor

• The Prophet of Ammon

  Louis Reed

• Hands of Man

  Edwa Robert

• The End of an Era

  William E. Dodd

• The Contributors' Column

  Seal Thompson, Seitaro Matsuba, Fillmore Norfleet, Prudence Winterrowd Duuglas, J. P. Kilty, Bill Adams, Talbot Richardson, Francis A. Henson, Herbert E. Hewitt, Friedrich Ritter, and L. R. Severinghaus

• Circumstantial Evidence

  Alfred F. Loomis

• Vlllanelle

  Alastair R. M. Miller

• Plsistratus and Corset Stays

  John Girdler

• The Perfect Crime

  Edward W. Mumford

• A Pond

  Llewelyn Powys

• Life Insurance Is for Living People

  Arthur W. Joyce

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