1952/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: Germany Seven Years After Defeat by William G. Carleton The Republican Opportunity by Marquis Childs Spain: How Good an Ally? by Sam Pope Brewer Invocation to a Mythical Bird – Verse by Deborah Austin Four Red Villages in France by Gordon Wright Procession — A Story by Richard Sullivan [...]
1951/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: American Conservatism and the World Crisis:1. A Study in Vacillation by Reinhold Niebuhr2. A Policy for Conservatives by John Chamberlain G.B.S. — Mankind’s Friend about Shaw by Thomas Mann Democracy and Abundance by David M. Potter The Arts and Architecture by Joseph Hudnut The International Imperative of Mobilization by [...]
1950/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: Our Defense Program: Master Plan or Makeshift? By Walter Millis Peronist Crisis by Allison Williams Bunkley From a High Window – Verse by Sara Teasdale The Republicans Face 1950 by William G. Carleton Food Shortages and the Sea by Daniel Merriman The Sardillion — A Story by Elizabeth Enright [...]
1950/1 (Autumn) — Fortieth YearContents as follows: Lines for an Anniversary by Wilbur L. Cross The Yale Review in 1950 by The Editors Russia’s New Empire by David J. Dallin The Poetry of Wordsworth by Frederick A. Pottle TVA’s Unfinished Business by Bernard Frank and Anthony Netboy Paris Reunion — A Story by Edwin O’Connor [...]
1949/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: Washington and the Atlantic Pact by Marquis W. Childs The Great Wall of Russia by Walter Millis The Atlantic Pact in the American Tradition by Norman Angell Fantasy in D-Minor — Verse by Leonard Bacon Yankee Skipper by Archibald MacLeish Goethe : Science and Poetry by Victor Lange Man [...]
1949/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: The Condition of the Republicans by John Chamberlain Atomic Power Politics by Walter Isard and Vincent Whitney The Letters of Henry James to Mr. Justice Holmes — Edited by Mark DeWolfe Howe The Watchman — A Story by Mark Van Doren A Secret Bird — Verse by John Dillon [...]
1949/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows: The Eighty-first Congress by Ernest K. Lindley The British Colonial Territories by A. Creech Jones Two Poems by Marie Borroff Boy-Men and Man-Boys by Asher Brynes The American Attitude Towards War by Dexter Perkins The Pursuit of Peace through Understanding by Richard McKeon The End Is Not Yet — [...]
1949/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows: The Significance of the Hoover Commission Report by Paul H. Appleby Chinese Communism : Epoch or Episode? by Nathaniel Peffer Sketches for the Roosevelt Portrait by David M. Potter Jishin — A Story by Robert Christopher The Problem of the Palestine Refugees by Bayard Dodge Walk with a Child [...]
1948/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: Our Military Needs by Walter Millis Notes on Life and Travel in Russia by Frederick C. Barghoorn The Swans — Verse by Ernest M. Frost The American President by Clinton L. Rossiter Please State Age — A Story by Dorothy McCleary David Copperfield by E.K. Brown New Orleans August [...]
1948/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: Germany and European Economic Recovery by Calvin B. Hoover Are We Doing Our Homework in Foreign Affairs? by John W. Gardner The Core — Verse by John Holmes Tolerance and Treason by David Cushman Coyle The Train in the Wood — A Story by Dilys Bennett Laing The Metaphysical [...]
1948/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows: Can We Check Inflation? by Jacob Viner A New England Republican Looks Ahead by Leverett Saltonstall Peace Strategies in an Unstable World by Frederick S. Dunn A Walk on Snow — Verse by Peter Viereck On the Road to page One by Chales Allen Smart The Professional Teacher by [...]
1948/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows: Year of Doubt by Marquis W. Childs Party and Ideology in America by Alvin Johnson An Outsider’s View by D.W. Brogan Halloween — Verse by John Ciardi Effects of Analogy by Wallace Stevens The Dream — A Story by V.S. Pritchett Ancient Pistol by Leslie Hotson The Reputation of [...]
1947/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: The High Cost of Living by Harley L. Lutz Ideology or Balance of Power? by William G. Carleton Cassandra Again — Verse by Hugh Chisholm The State of the Novel by Robert M. Coates The Poetry of Thomas Gray by Lord David Cecil Children Swimming — Verse by Eugene [...]
1947/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: Issues and Leaders in Washington by Marquis Childs Places for Displaced Persons by Alvin Johnson The Old and the New Diplomacy by E.L. Woodward The Sun Moves North — Verse by John Dillon Husband Trollope by Chancey Brewster Tinker The Mediterranean Way of Life by Kent Roberts Greenfield Men [...]
1947/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows: The Dilemma of Prosperity by David Cushman Doyle Britain under Planning by John Chamberlain Revelation — Verse by Marion Lineaweaver Labor Unions and Labor Policy by Leo Wolman Instruments of Culture on the Frontier by Dixon Wecter Innocence — A Story — by Sean O’Faolain Incident in Siam by [...]
1947/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows: Churches and Civilizations by Arnold Toynbee The Democrats and the Future by Ellis Arnall International Consequences of National Planning by David Mitrany And Not My Wounds — Verse by Mark Van Doren The Virgin and the Dragon by William C. DeVane Child of God — A Story by Elizabeth [...]
1946/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: The Influence of Air Power Upon History by Edward Mead Earle The Artist in the Community by Charles Morgan The Veterans Seek Education by Charles G. Bolte Two Lyrics by Virginia Esterly Dunbar Oil in the World by Joseph E. Pogue An Interpretation of China’s Conflict by Gunther Stein [...]
1946/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: Medical Services of the Future by Thoma Parran American Security and the Atomic Bomb by Bernard Brodie Sonnet for Sappho by Edith Henrich Farewell, My Lovely Magnolias by J.H. Marion, Jr. The Empty Sky — A Story by Bernard Thielen The Life of Boswell by Frederick A. Pottle Lines [...]
1946/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows: America and Britain, 1939-1946 by D.W. Brogan Strikes and the Public Interest by Sumner H. Slichter Christmas Card Verse by Earl Daniels Germany and the Germans by Thomas Mann – 19 page article The Santa Fe Trail by Donald Culross Peattie Two Poems by Toyo Suyemoto Sex Education — [...]
1946/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows: The Political Outlook by Marquis W. Childs The Scientific Education of the Layman by James Bryant Conant Nocturnes — Verse by Robert Frost — 3 Short Poems Over 1 Page: “The Night Light”, “Were I In Trouble With Night Tonight”, and “Bravery” Two Sides of the German Problem by [...]
1944/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: The Issues of the Coming Election by Alvin Johnson Free Private Enterprise by James J. O’Leary Two Poems by Louis Aragon About Love by Walter de la Mare Africa Without Germans by Irwin Shaw America and the Beveridge Plan by E. Wight Bakke Night Watch by Walter Bernstein The [...]
1944/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: What We Didn’t Know Hurt Us a Lot by Carl Becker The Constitution vs. The Peace by Henry Hazlitt The Visitor – Verse by David Schubert Behind Japanese Lines in Burma by Bernard Fergusson Using Our Marine Resources by Daniel Merriman The New order in Occupied China by E.H. [...]
1944/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows: Race in the World to Come by Alvin Johnson In Defense of the Small Countries by Arnold Wolfers Two Poems by Dilys Bennett Laing The Unknown Soldier and the Ideal of Honor by T.V. Smith The Japanese Emperor by Helen Mears A Song Writer in the Family — Story [...]
1944/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows: The Public and the Political Campaigns by John Chamberlain The Philippines by Ralph H. Gabriel Two Poems by Eugene Davidson Man the Insurgent by Chauncey Brewster Tinker Taos Valley by Paul Horgan Epic Animal — Verse by Edith Henrich Plant Hunters by Donald Culross Peattie History and the Liberal [...]
1943/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: Coalition for War and Peave by William Henry Chamberlain Ten Frenchman on a Prison Farm by Jean Helion For John Milton – Verse by Earl Daniels Education for Tomorrow by Jacques Maritain All Flesh Is Grass by Edmund W. Sinnott Interpretation by I.A. Richards War Crimes and their Punishment [...]
