1928-04 Atlantic Monthly Magazine Contents

1928/04 — Contents as follows:

From the Known to the Unknown – The Eternal Question Face to Face by Robert Keable

Jefferson and Hamilton To-Day – Our House Divided against Itself by James Truslow Adams

Englishman, Frenchman, Spaniard by Salvador De Madariaga

“Squalls” – A Story by Isabel Hopestill Carter

Elephants by F.J. Defosse

“Lucifer” a poem by Rosalie Hickler

Science and Modern Life by Robert A. Millikan

Natural Comedy by Theodore Morrison

The Chruch and the Undergraduate by Bernard Iddings Hall

Sons of Tobal-Cain – A Tribute to Organs and Organists by Harvey Wickham

“A Cloistered Retreat” – A Story by Chauncey Lyman Parsons

The Country Lawyer – An Appreciation by F. Lyman Windolph

“Resurrection” a poem by Mary Austin

Airplanes and Guns – The Promise of Military Aviation by Lieut. Com. Bruce G. Leighton

The Catholic Church and the Modern Mind – Part 3: The Incubus of the Temporal Power

The New World:

The Samaritan Passover by Owen Tweedy

Democracy – A Realist View by Claud Mullins

Contributors’ Club

Contributors’ Column

Atlantic Bookshelf

The Financial Counselor: Charles F. Speare