1930/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: Armament and its Future Use by B.H. Liddell Hart Politics and Ships at London by Charles P. Howland The Betrayal — Verse by Robert P. Tristram Coffin Men, Women, and Thrillers by Katharine Fullerton Gerould The Orgy — A Story by Walter de la Mare American Indian Dance Drama [...]
1930/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows: Will Europe Be Americanized? by Andre Siegfried War Books by H.M. Tomlinson After the Somme by R.H. Mottram Inscriptions — Verse by Richard Aldington Gandhi and Indian Reforms by C.F. Andrews Bolshevik Foreign Policy by Louis Fischer Delivered of My Life — Verse by Marion Canby The Forsytes by [...]
1930/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows: President Hoover in International Relations by Mark Sullivan Conquistador — Verse by Archibald MacLeish The Working of the Mandates by William Ernest Hocking The Present Phase of the War Debts by Garrard Winston Stagecoach Weather — Verse by Geoffrey Johnson Henry Adams and the New Physics by John Truslow [...]
1930/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows: Public Services and the Public by Felix Frankfurter Kensington Gardens and Lafayette Square by James Truslow Adams The Buckles of Superior Dosset — A Story by John Galsworthy Two Poems by Robert P. Tristram Coffin The Root of All Evil by C. Reinold Noyes British India and the Indian [...]
1929/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows: Re-fighting the War on Paper by Charles Seymour Pan-American Peace by Charles Evans Hughes Sunshine — Verse by Theodore Maynard Wordsmith in the Tropics by Aldous Huxley The Return of the Prodigal Son — A Story by Andre Gide Working With Conrad by Ford Madox Ford Two Poems by [...]
1929/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows: Art, Science, and the Good Life by Willard L. Sperry Any Dead to Any Living — Verse by John Masefield Economic Problems Confronting the Next President by E.L. Bogart The Campaign in Retrospect by William B. Munro New Citizens for China by Y.C. James Yen History — Verse by [...]
1929/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:The Popular Dogma of Law Enforcement by Walter Lippmann England Looks Towards America by S.K. Ratcliffe Immortal Autumn — Verse by Archibald MacLeish Dictatorship and Reforms in Turkey by Halide Edib Economic Changes in South America by Ray Morris Thirty Clocks Strike the Hour by V. Sackville-West New Life in [...]
1928/04 — Contents as follows: Modern Religion and American Citizenship by Willard L. Sperry What Is Darwinism? by T.H. Morgan The Black Rock: To Thomas Hardy — Verse by John Gould Fletcher A Memorable Season in the Theatre by Robert Littell The Illusions of Joseph Conrad by Wilbur Cross Soliloquoy — Verse by Babette Deutsch [...]
1928/01 — Contents as follows: The Outlook for World Amity by Gilbert Murray The Modern Biographer by Andre Maurois Boon — Verse by Lee Wilson Dodd Aviation in 1927 by Edward P. Warner The Geneva Naval Conference by Richard Hooker Worlds — Verse by Theodore Maynard Disreali as Novelist by Frank Swinnerton Windows in Heaven [...]
1928/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:The Presidential Campaign: The Republican Party in 1928 by Theodore E. Burton The Reconstruction of the Democratic Party Three poems by AE Of Actors by Max Reinhardt The Typical New Yorker by Robert Benchley Night-Voices by Alexander Petrunkevitch What is Happening to Missions? by Kenneth Scott Latourette Implications by Zona [...]
1927/04 — Contents as follows: Principles and Methods of Rate Regulation by Arthur T. Hadley Germany – The World’s Laboratory by Count Hermann Keyserling The Heart Grows Old — Verse by John Hall Wheelock Beethoven One Hundred Years After by David Stanely Smith Unpublished Letters of Washington Irving by S.T. Williams The Weather and Radiation [...]
1926/10 — Contents as follows: Democracy or Dictatorship by Wilbur C. Abbott Religion in Contemporary America by Willard L. Sperry The Victory — Verse by John Hall Wheelock How Should One Read a Book? by Virginia Woolf Men Who Make the Newspapers by Don Marquis From Minimum Wage to Mass Production by Valeska Bari The [...]
1925/04 — Contents as follows: Democracy and Education by James Rowland Angell The Child and the Law by Agnes Repplier Yet Nothing Less — Verse by Louis Untermeyer Towards Romance by Helen MacAfee The New Physics and the Stars by Henry Norris Russell The Eloquence of Stones by Joseph Warren Beach Prayer to the Wind [...]
1925/01 — Contents as follows: Marcel Proust by Edith Wharton Marriage and Divorce by Robert Grant The Onward March of Aircraft by Edward P. Warner A Group of Love Songs — Verse by Sara Teasdale France under the Herriot Ministry by Ernest Dimnet Prices and Profiteers by W.T. Foster and Waddill Catchings Kentucky Cabins — [...]
1924/07 — Contents as follows: Leaders and Led by William Ernest Hocking The American Short Story by Katharine Fullerton Gerould Glass Houses — Verse by Edward Arlington Robinson Germany’s New Prophets by Henry de Man The Feminine of Genius by Clemence Dance Letters of John Millington Synge by Max Meyerfeld Maine Poems by Elizabeth J. [...]
1924/01 — Contents as follows: The Humor of Max Beerbohm by Wilbur Cross Tales of Three Nations – A Supplement by Max Beerbohm A Visitor to the Brownings by Leonard Huxley Autumn Mist – Verse by Theodore Maynard Modern Marriage by William Graham Sumner Common Sense and the League by Edward Bliss Reed The Logic [...]
1923/10 — Contents as follows: Are Americans a Timid People? By Agnes Repplier New Lights on the Past in Egypt by Sir W.M. Flinders Petrie Three Poems by Robert Frost — “Nothing Gold Can Stay” – “To Earthward” – “I Will Sing You One-O” Towards World Association by Wilbur C. Abbott The Playwright’s Mind by [...]
1923/07 — Contents as follows: The Stories of Francis Marion Crawford by Hugh Walpole Young Italy by Mario Puccini Democracy in College Government by Henry Noble MacCracken Buch der Lieder – Verse by Robert Bridges A Visit to Henry James by Robert Herrick A Child’s Religion by W.M. Letts The New World of the Atom [...]
1923/04 — Contents as follows: Factors in the Railroad Situation by Arthur T. Hadley For the Study of American Literature by Stuart P. Sherman Benvenuto’s Valentine — Verse by Elinor Wylie Novels of N Dimensions by Wilbur Cross Conrad in the East by Richard Curle Memory — Verse by Theodore Maynard Six Years of Education [...]
1922/10 — Contents as follows: Sections and Nation by Frederick Jackson Turner War Debts by R.C. Leffingwell The Novel and the Spirit by Zona Gale Two Lyrics – Verse by Edna St. Vincent Millay The Famine and the Bolsheviki by Emma Ponafidine The Fringe of Words by Henry van Dyke Haunted Earth – Verse by [...]
1922/04 — Contents as follows: The New Fiction by Wilbur Cross Edwin Arlington Robinson by John Drinkwater Dragon Spring – Verse by Conrad Aiken French Policy and American Opinion by Charles Seymour Personalities at the Arms Conference by Charles Merz China and the True Internationalism by Chang Hsin-Hai Break of Morning – Verse by Walter [...]
1922/01 — Contents as follows: The Outlook for Civilization by W.M. Flinders Petrie Letters of James Fenimore Cooper – Edited by his Grandson The Economic Necessity for Disarmament by H.G. Moulton No Night in Heaven – Verse by W.M. Letts The Realistic Test in Drama by St. John Ervine Art and Decency by Grant Showerman [...]
1921/07 — Contents as follows: History for Everybody by H.G. Wells Politics: Behind the Scenes by Anonymous The Feminine Nuisance in Literature by Joseph Hergesheimer Pygmalion – Verse by Charlton M. Lewis Race and Americanization by Vernon Kellogg Germany’s Place in the Sun–Past and Present by Richard Grelling The Unrest in Egypt by Anstruther MacKay [...]
1920/10 — Contents as follows: Mr. Wilson and the Campaign by William Howard Taft Liberal or Reactionary by Norman Hapgood The Great Game of Politics by Wilbur C. Abbott The Children’s Ghosts – Verse by W.M. Letts The Bolsheviks in the Crimea by Ivan Petrunkevitch Paying the Piper by C. Reinold Noyes The Lord Speaks [...]
1920/07 — Contents as follows: The Unreal and Paramount Issue by Simeon Strunsky The Art of James Branch Cabell by Hugh Walpole Prolonging Human Life by Eugene Lyman Fisk British Poetry Under Stress of War by Chauncey B. Tinker The Black Rock: To Thomas Hardy – Verse by John Gould Fletcher Poland in the New [...]
