March 1937

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Articles

The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books
Shining Scabbard
Edward Weeks
No Peace With Napoleon: The Journal of General De Caulaincourt
Ellery Sedgwick
Fantasy in Three Keys
Wilson Follett
Three American Novels
Ethel Wallace Hawkins
The Burning Cactus
Paul Hoffman
The Craft of the Sculptor
Ellery Sedgwick
Theodore Parker
Henry F. Pringle
The Oxford Book of Modern Verse, 1892-1935
Robert Hillyer
The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion
A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks
Edward Weeks
The Industrial Front
George E. Sokolsky
Inside England
John Gunther
A Tale of New Japan
Ellery Sedgwick
The Modern House
John P. Coolidge
Unconsidered Factor
Geoffrey Household
Dogs Who Lead
Elliott Humphrey
War in a Collectivist World
Walter Lippmann
A Letter to My Son
Robert Hillyer
Book Prices and the Public
Frederic G. Melcher
A Word to the Wise
Archibald Law
In Defense of Coöperatives
Charles T. Jackson
The Job Ahead: A Talk to Business Men
Arthur Kudner
Genius and Stupidity
Eric T. Bell
Job's Tears
James Still
Spain: The War
Nicola Chiaromonte
Spain: The Politics
Salvador De Madariaga
Neutrality and Common Sense
Bernard M. Baruch
The 'Nageire'
Shogo Myaida
Hveen
Portfolio of Industry
Electrons Drive the Wheels: General Electric's Part in the Transportation Advance
Arthur Pound
The Contributors' Column
Juanita, Albert Woodruff Gray, Alice Logan, Hiram Burkholder, S. E. Thomas, Bill Adams, Robert Baker, Hamilton Fish Armstrong, Raymond Szymanowitz, Elsie Hill Ryzner, Nancy Gaber Schmidt, Martha Glay, Edith B. Emerson, Charlotte Bassett, John R. Harold, Vivian Pike, D. E. Gray, and Corneil Ridderhof
A Special Request!
Midas, or the Future of Gold
H. B. Elliston

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