March 1942

In This Issue
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Articles
Those Who Make Poems
“Poets cry their hearts out. If they don’t they ain’t poets.”
From the Land of Silent People
First Person Singular
Mr. Churchill
The Ivory Mischief
Dragon's Teeth
Black Lamb and Grey Falcon
Shakespeare Without Tears
Introducing Australia
Music in Western Civilization
Ellen Rogers
Jews in a Gentile World
George B. McClellan
Bolivar
The Springs of Virginia
The Philippines
The Siege of Tobruk
The Fox
Here Is Home
New Aids for the Wounded
Why the Luftwaffe Failed
Victory Is in the Air
Mr. Calhoun at Appomattox
Flight to Arras. Iii
Hatteras
What Makes a German
The Novelist in Training
Architects of Defense
Politics in Franklin Street
Three Bays
Pullman Conversation
Security
Blackout
This Blue Day Comes Fair
The Children
The Contributors' Column
