February 1937

Articles

• Hitler Looks Eastward

  Two years before Hitler invaded Poland, an Atlantic author predicted the Reich’s expansion and how it would affect the various nations of Eastern Europe.

  Henry C. Wolfe

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books

• Not Under Forty

  Ellery Sedgwick

• The Letters of Mrs. Henry Adams

  Owen Wister

• The Making of a Bullfighter

  Juan Belmonte

• Snow and Skis

  Sumner Putnam

• Philosophy's Ulterior Motives

  Bertrand Russell

• The Late George Apley

  Charles P. Curtis Jr.

• Butter Will Melt

  Gertrude Stein

• The Deserted

  Mildred Boie

• Parson's Progress

• Dutch Skates

  David Cornel Dejong

• American Novels

  Benedict Thielen

• The Last Meeting

  William March

• From the Ground Up

  Francis Drake and Katharine Drake

• The Soongs of China

  George E. Sokolsky

• Meridian

  Donald Culross Peattie

• The Breakaway

  Henry G. Lamond

• Save America First

  Arthur P. Chew

• Mr. Pennyfeather Indulges in Platitude

  Donald Moffat

• By Tramp to Vancouver: Unconventional Journey. Iii

  Robert Dean Frisbie

• Greece in Egypt

  George Allen

• Andromache's Wedding

• Piecemeal Collectivism

  Walter Lippmann

• Wonderful Words of Life

  Earnest Elmo Calkins

• Memories of Chinese New Year

  Wu Hsinmin

• On Putting Up a Shelf

• The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion

  A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks

  Edward Weeks

• The Contributors' Column

  Marie De Gernon, R. B., H. Austin Aikins, Constance G. Hills, A. A. Merrill, H. Haines Turner, Arthur Chase, and Metta J. Ross

• Pied Pipers of the Stock Market

  H. B. Elliston

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