1929-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

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 Spain by Salvador de Madariaga

Predicament — Verse by Hervey Allen

Reflections on Common Sense and Personality by Paul Valery

Eve Enthroned by Gamaliel Bradford

Two Poems by Virginia Moore

Rhythm in Recent Dramatic Dialogue by George Pierce Baker

Lost Road by Samuel Scoville, Jr.

Cape Race — A Story by Walter de la Mare

The Yale Review Award – Decision of the Judges by Wilbur Cross

New Books in Review

Letters and Comment: Robots of Language by Henry Ballamann

Letters and Comment: In Reply to Mr. Ward by Lee Wilson Dodd

Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors

Contributors to this Number