April 1931

In This Issue
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Articles
Whirlwinds of Speculation
“The pouring forth of this great torrent of new units of speculation results in the inevitable consequences dictated by the law of supply and demand.”
The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books
The Realm of Matter: Book Second of Realms of Being
The Near East
Lincoln: Right or Wrong
Untitled Book Review
The Land and the Sea
Americans and Others
The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion
A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks
The Atlantic's List of Readable Books
Finch's Fortune: A Novel
Unscrambling the Ether
The Right to Drive
A Scientist Turns Poet
Country Justice
For the Preservation of the War of 1812
The Religion of Communism
When Buying Japanese Prints
The Unintellectual Boy
Dawn
The Faith of a Commander
Wasting a Billion a Year
What Is Scientific Exactitude?
The Big Top in South America
Common Law and the Common Welfare
The Patriot Malgré Lui
The Title Provocative
The Contributors' Column
Inside With 'Inside Information'
