December 1943

Articles

• The Education of a Queen

  Princess Elizabeth will be eighteen on her next birthday. How does her education compare with that of an American girl of the same age? And how does it compare with that of Victoria, who was also educated to be a queen?

  Wilson Harris

• The Caliph of Books: A. E. N

  Chauncey B. Tinker

• The Golden Horn

  George H. Freitag

• For Whom, Indeed?

  Elliot Paul

• Handbagitis

  Franklin P. Adams

• Don't Rent--Buy

  Dorothy Anderson Hoge

• A Lady Selects Her Christmas Cards

  Phyllis Mcginley

• The Preacher on the Air

• The Peripatetic Reviewer

  Edward Weeks

• The Duke

• The Wake of the Prairie Schooner

• The Glorious Adventures of Tyl Ulenspiegl

• Arrival and Departure

• Journey Into America

• The Fruits of Fascism

• The Weeping Wood

• See What I Mean?

• A Certain Measure

• Yankee From Olympus: The Story of Justice Holmes

  Catherine Drinker Bowen

• Latin America

• The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington

• Quotes

• European Front

• Cracking the German Dams

  Guy P. Gibson

• The Future of Air Transport: An American View

  » Now is the time for Americans to know the restrictions that must be lifted and the responsibilities we must assume if the airplane is to become the peaceful carrier of man.

  William A. M. Burden

• Wonderings

  John Masefield

• The Making of Yesterday: The Diary of Raoul De Roussy De Sales

• Hotels and Rehearsals

  Gretchen Finletter

• Notes on Russian Literature: Pushkin

  Edmund Wilson

• Tomorrow's Farmer

  » Where does the American farmer fit in our industrial society of tomorrow? Will only “big" farmers survive?

  Arthur Moore

• The Pacific War

• Camp Follower: We Girls; Sometimes Life Was Wonderful

  Barbara Klaw

• Britain and a Moral Revival

  Lord Elton

• The Stirrings in America

  Rufus M. Jones

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