November 1944

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Articles

Mark Twain: Business Man: Letters and Memoirs
Samuel Charles Webster
Through a Glass Darkly
M. F. K. Fisher
Rhodes Scholars
Thomas J. Hamilton
The Old Mandarin
Christopher Morley
Accent on Living
Music
Carl Anthon
Autumn Kitchen
Hortense Flexner
Lady by Act of Congress
Harriett Seymour
How I Acquired My Lack of Poise
Elinor Goulding Smith
The Peripatetic Reviewer
Edward Weeks
The Gravediggers of France
William Henry Chamberlin
Cluny Brown
Frances Woodward
Labor Lawyer
T. R. Powell
The World of Washington Irving
Claude M. Fuess
The Devious Way: A Novel in Verse
Ellery Sedgwick
The Oracle of Broadway
Leo Lerman
Gabriel Galloway: Chapters From an Irish Novel
Mary Lavin
Latin America
The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington
European Front
What to Do With German Prisoners: The Russian Solution
Henry C. Cassidy
What to Do With German Prisoners: The American Muddle
James H. Powers
Is American Business Deluding Itself?
Gunnar Myrdal
The Negro Moves North
David L. Cohn
Undertow
Martha Keller
The Titian
Benjamin Kaverin
What Happened to Wordsworth?
Laurence Housman
Humanism and the Belief in Man
Archibald MacLeish
The Hunter
H. Arnow
The Pacific War
Palestine: The Dream and the Reality: A Survey of Jewish Nationalism
Morris S. Lazaron
I Never Tasted It
David Fairchild
The Myth of Gifts
Mary Grant
Dicey Comes Ashore
Llewellyn Howland

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