June 1942

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Articles

A Witness Tree
Robert Hillyer
First Person Singular
Edward Weeks
Victory Through Air Power
Francis Vivian Drake
The Song of Bernadette
Robert M. Gay
The Lost Peace
William Henry Chamberlin
Josephus and the Emperor
Richard Ely Danielson
Northern Nurse
Helen Dore Boylston
Mystery Ship
Richard Ely Danielson
Wind Before Rain
Robert M. Gay
Only One Storm
Robert M. Gay
The Edge of Darkness
Robert M. Gay
Correction
The Contributors Column
The Crisis Is Here
William Henry Chamberlin
Russia's Oil and Hitler's Need
Frederick Phillip Hellin
We Took to the Woods: How We Make a Living
Louise Dickinson Rich
Chicago Patriot: 'The World's Greatest Newspaper'
Robert Lasch
With the Negro's Help
Robert C. Weaver
Creamy Eyes
Llewellyn Howland
Back to First Things
H. M. Tomlinson
The War on the College
W. H. Cowley
The Fight for Education
Joseph J. Schwab
Poems
Josephine Young Case
It's Just the Way It Is
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The Stork, the Goose, the Eagle, and the Swan: Some Notes on Adultery
Debussy: The Resurrected Pan
Serge Koussevitzky
Hill Daughter
Louise Mcneill
Two Rivers
Wallace Stegner
Common Sense About Ghosts
Robert Graves
Primitive Freedom
Ruth Benedict
Mother and Daughter: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
Elizabeth Drew
Passing the Time of Day
Ruth Gordon
Write It Down!
Harriet Culp
Men Without a Country: A Tale of 1940
Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall

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