February 1935

Articles

• Swastika

  “National Socialism is not only a protest against the Treaty of Versailles. It is a revolt against the ideals of democracy.”

  Barbara Spofford Morgan

• The Letters of Gamaliel Bradford, 1918-1931

  Frances W. Knickerbocker

• The Copeland Translations

  Langdon Warner

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• Kona and Maui and Other Parts of Eden

  Glanville Smith

• Escape

  Alden Beach

• The Bradlock Chest

  Dorothy Canfield Fisher

• A Case in Occupational Therapy

  John Rathbone Oliver and William Heilman

• Christians and Criminals

  Margaret Prescott Montague

• Fine Feathers: A Character Sketch of Four Canaries

  Gustav Eckstein

• Hiatus

  Lionel Wiggam

• The $3000 Snow Shovel: An Adventure in Graft

  Berwin Kaiser

• On Musical Hunger

  Catherine Drinker Bowen

• Arthurdale--a New Chance

  William E. Brooks

• A New Idea for Private Schools

  Frederick Winsor

• Revolving Numbers

  F. Emerson Andrews

• The World We Live In

  George W. Gray

• The Contributors' Column

  David Sarnoff, Walter Mendelson, Thomas Rutherford Fleming, Harvey G. Humann, David H. Stevenson, Bill Adams, F. J. Helgren, George Grantham Bain, Colin Cameron, Margaret L. Warner, Alfred A. Grau, and Owen D. Young

• A Night on Salisbury Plain

  Henry Williamson

• The Revolt Against Reason

  Bertrand Russell

• Sir Nip and Sir Tuck

  Ralph Bergengren

• Revolt

  Mary Helen Dohan

• The Virtue of Carving

• Transcontinental Bus

• Pigs and Pawnshops

• Industrial America

• Steel Shoulders a Relief Problem

  Arthur Pound

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to New Books About Business

• Books on Money

• Untitled Book Review

• Production And Consumption

• The Flexible Budget

• Buying and Selling Income

  Howard Douglas Dozier

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• War Memoirs of David Lloyd George, Vols. Iii and Iv

  Ellery Sedgwick

• Pitcairn's Island

  Christopher Morley

• World Diary: 1929-1934

  Frank H. Simonds

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