1947-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

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 Janeway

Henry James’s Final Period by Morris Roberts

Our Declining Mineral Reserves by William O. Hotchkiss

Parable of the Foolish Coch — Verse by Virginia Esterly Dunbar

Days on the Creek by Anne M. Davis

The United Nations at Work by Thomas J. Hamilton

Love Has So Terrible a Face — Verse by Dilys Bennett Laing

France Revisited by Donald C. McKay

The Tomb — A Story by Archibald Rutledge

New Books in Review

Outstanding Novels by Orville Prescott

The Library of the Quarter by The Editors