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1943-03 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

1943/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows:

  • How New Will the Better World Be? by Carl Becker
  • A Commando Raider’s Story by C.B. Wall
  • The Measure – Verse by Theodore Morrison
  • The Japanese Problem by Hugh Byas
  • In French North Africa by Jean Gottmann

  • The Knot Hole – A Story by Dorothy Canfield
  • Metaphor for My Son – Verse by John Holmes
  • War and Poetry by Donald A. Stauffer
  • The Card – A Story by Paul Marcus
  • The Pampas by Carleton Beals
  • The Book and the Swallow – Verse by S. Raiziss
  • Newfoundland: Atlantic Rampart by Maxwell Cohen
  • Spring Market – A Story by Irene Calvert Straw
  • New Books in Review
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1943-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1943/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:

  • Readers and Writers in War Time by John Chamberlain
  • Forces of Change in the English-Speaking World by W.B. Willcox
  • For Love Only – Verse by John Dillon Husband
  • American Education After the War by William Clyde DeVane

  • Animals Courting by Julian S. Huxley

  • Letter Overseas – Verse by Nancy Cardozo
  • Fiesta in St. Paul by Grace Flandrau
  • Two Plans for International Monetary Stabilization by Jacob Viner
  • The Quiet Streets of Home – A Story by Robert Shaplen
  • Notes of an Amateur Bee-Keeper by Phillips Russell

  • In Autumn Read History – Verse by Keith Thomas
  • Swiss Neutrality by Malcolm Moos
  • But Not So Final – A Story by Gale Wilhelm
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment by Nicholas Vachel Lindsay
  • Outstanding Novels by Orville Prescott
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors

    • 1942-03 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1942/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows:

  • Making Democracy Safe in the World by Carl Becker
  • Democracy as a Principle of Business by Edwin G. Nourse
  • Western Meadow Lark – Verse by Genevieve Taggard
  • Training Military Pilots by Charles H. Gale
  • Science, Technology, and War by Waldemar Kaempffert
  • Alfalfa and Omega by Sterling North
  • The Swifts – Verse by John Buxton
  • A Review of Russian Policy by George Vernadsky
  • Resistance and Reconstruction in China by F.Y. Yang
  • In a Glass Darkly – A Story by Richard Sullivan
  • The Fortunate Generation by Bettina Linn
  • A British View of India’s Problems by Sir Robert Holland
  • Ain’t Nobody Perfect – A Story by Arhtur L. Bradford
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: Our Antecedents by Wilbur L. Cross
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1941-04 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1941/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows:

  • Military Lessons of the War by Hanson W. Baldwin
  • The Growth of a Group Mind in Britain by Julian S. Huxley

  • For Those Who Watch the Skies — Verse by Genevieve Taggard
  • The Monroe Doctrine Today by Dexter Perkins
  • French Life Under the Germans by Louise Bourgoin
  • Pilgrimmage to Tinos by Peter Gray
  • On Style in Some of the Older Writers by Clifford Bax
  • Flight – Verse by Babette Deutsch
  • For What? by Sherwood Anderson
  • Devon Streams by Henry Williamson
  • For Him Tomorrow — A Story by Edward Havill
  • A Free Frenchman Writes from the East
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment by Margaret Morewood
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors

    • 1941-03 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1941/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows:

  • The Old Disorder in Europe by Carl Becker
  • The Threat to American Security by Edward Mead Earle
  • A Letter for My Pupils – Verse by John Ciardi
  • Stalin in the War by by William Henry Chamberlin
  • What Shall America Defend? by Harold M. Vinacke
  • False Spring – Verse by Keith Thomas
  • The Power of the Written Word by Stephen Vincent Benet
  • Pompey and Some Peaches — A Story by Osbert Sitwell
  • Calico Days by Edwin Corle
  • What Literature Can Do For Science by A.G. Keller
  • Economic Policy and Latin America by John W. Evans
  • These Are the Things of Youth – Verse by Charles Edward Eaton
  • We Meet a Snake by Ivan T. Sanderson
  • Fragments from a Chinese Journal by Ruth Greene
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: Notes on “Finnegan’s Wake”
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors

    • 1941-02 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1941/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows:

  • Thoughts After the Election by William Allen White
  • Ends and Means of a More Christian Society by Henry S. Coffin
  • Biography – Verse by John Holmes

  • Political Testament by D.W. Brogan
  • Impressions of a Far Eastern Trip by Simon N. Whitney
  • War Rolls towards the Near East by P.E. Mosely and C.E. Whipple
  • Latin America and the Hemisphere Front by J.I.B. McCulloch
  • Winter Journal – Verse by Louise Owen
  • An Eminent Post-Victorian by Leonard Bacon
  • I’ll Tell You the Story of a Brave Engineer by Benedict Theilen
  • The Arts in Bali by Margaret Mead
  • The Dream of Themistocles – Verse by Eva Triem

  • To England’s Account by Wallace Notestein
  • We Hope It’s Been Fun — A Story by Larabie Cunningham
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment by Katherine Reeves
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell

    • 1941-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1941/1 (Autumn) — Thirtieth Anniversary Issue — Contents as follows:

  • Our First Thirty Years by Wilbur Cross (Editor)
  • Looking Ahead by John Chamberlain
  • I Could Give All to Time – Verse by Robert Frost
  • What Is Primary Literature? by Van Wyck Brooks
  • Vitamins and Recent Biological Research by Edmund W. Sinnett
  • The Portable Phonograph – A Story by Walter Van Tilburg Clark
  • The American Writers and the New World by Archibald MacLeish

  • Some Functions of Higher Education by A. Lawrence Lowell

  • Sonnet at Dusk by Theodric Westbrook
  • Shelley Once More by Chauncey Brewster Tinker

  • Kant and the Modern German Mind by Jose Ortega y Gasset
  • White Heron – Verse by John Dillon Husband

  • Income, Consumption, and National Defense by Alvin H. Hansen
  • Tomorrow’s Problems for Broadcasters by John V.L. Hogan
  • Two Years of the Second World War by Arnold Wolfers
  • Locust Summer – A Story by James Still
  • New Books in Review
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors

    • 1940-04 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1940/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows:

  • Some Generalalities that Still Glitter by Carl Becker
  • Gold in a Warring World by Alvin H. Hansen
  • Season in the Doomed Cities – Verse by Edward Weismiller
  • Ruling Powers – A Play by Laurence Housman
  • Some Dickens Women by Audrey Lucas
  • Passing – Verse by Charles Malam
  • Aviation in 1940 by Edward P. Warner
  • The White Bull — A Story by Mary King
  • Mussolini in the War by Max Ascoli
  • Turk’s Cap Lily – Verse by Leonard Bacon
  • Illinois Interlude by D.J. Hall
  • Mr. White – A Story by Louise Field Cooper
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: Tom O’Bedlam by Albert Deutsch
  • The Towpath by Adin Ballou
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1940-03 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1940/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows:

  • Candidates in the Spring by William Allen White
  • National Security and Foreign Policy by Edward Mead Earle
  • The Plain People of Germany by Albert P. Martin

  • First – Verse by Genevieve Taggard

  • France at War by William Henry Chamberlin
  • The Blockade Problem by Gustav Stolper
  • Museum – Verse by John Ciardi
  • Analogies: Dangerous and Otherwise by Julian Huxley
  • Ivory-Bills and Paroquets by Samuel Scoville, Jr.
  • Our First Line of Defense by Donald W. Mitchell
  • Descent Through a Dream — Verse by Sara Van Alstyne Allen
  • Private Lesson – A Story by Dorothy Baker
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: The Art of Reading by Andre Maurois
  • A Letter from England by Wallace Notestein
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1940-02 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1940/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows:

  • Tides of American Politics by Arthur M. Schlesinger
  • Monetary and Fiscal Controls in War Time by Alvin H. Hansen

  • Solstice – Verse by Thomas Hornsby Ferril
  • European Trouble Zone by George Vernadsky
  • Struggle for Power in the Far East by Nathaniel Peffer
  • Russia’s Economic Resources by Fritz Sternberg
  • The Hills – Verse by Daniel Smythe

  • Letters from W.B. Yeats – Pamela Hinkson
  • The Psychologist – A Story by Benedict Thielen
  • On Barro Colorado by Theordore H. Eaton, Jr.
  • Problems of Middle Age by Eugen Kahn and Leo W. Simmons
  • Run to the Town – Verse by Theodric Westbrook
  • A Number of Fragments by William Saroyan
  • New Books in Review
  • Books of the Decade
  • Letters and Comment: The Romantic Cook-Book by Anne Armstrong
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell

    • 1940-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1940/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:
    Underlying Issues of the Campaign:

  • Political Preface by Wilbur L. Cross

  • Economic Questions by Alvin Johnson
  • Some Aspects of Foreign Policy by Arnold Wolfers
  • The Young Voters by William Clyde DeVane
  • Candidates and Speeches by John Chamberlain
  • Red Maple – Verse by David Morton
  • Propaganda by H.M. Tomlinson

  • Medical Problems of Europe by Alan Gregg
  • Loss – Verse by Babettte Deutsch
  • As I Saw It by W.L. White
  • Canada Goes Abroad by R.A. MacKay
  • Early for Once – Verse by David McCord
  • Time to Oneself by Mary Ellen Chase
  • The Greatest of War Books by Sean O’Faolain
  • Big Jules – A Story by Morley Calaghan
  • New Books in Review
  • Outstanding Novels by Robert Littell
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors

    • 1939-04 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1939/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows:

  • When Democratic Virtues Disintegrate by Carl Becker
  • Mr. Hopkins and Mr. Roosevelt by John T. Flynn
  • A Vienna Diary by An Austrian Officer

  • Allover Pattern — Verse by Lloyd Frankenberg

  • British Power Since Jutland by Edwin A. Falk
  • Nothing Ever Happens by Dorothy Canfield
  • Reclaiming Our Slums by Merlo J. Pusey
  • Why Boys Don’t Go to Sea by William McFee
  • Mysteries of Easter Island by Alfred Metraux

  • Seascape – Verse by Selden Rodman
  • The Two Deaths of Kaspar Rausch – A Story by Hans Otto Storm
  • New Books in Review
  • Outstanding Novels by Ralph Thompson

  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1939-03 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1939/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows:

  • The Farmer’s Votes and Problems by William Allen White
  • After Lima by A.A. Berle, Jr.
  • Legend – Verse by Robert Horan
  • The Uniqueness of Man by Julian Huxley

  • Medical Care for the Nation by C-E A. Winslow
  • A House by the Sea by Benedict Thielen
  • Two Antiquaries by Virginia Woolf
  • Landfall – Verse by Cyril Hume
  • The Achievements of Ataturk by Henry E. Allen
  • Navajo Yei-Bet-Chai by Frank Waters
  • Montaigne by Andre Gide
  • The Unquiet Passion – A Story by Benjamin Fagan
  • New Books in Review
  • Outstanding Novels by Ralph Thompson

  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1939-02 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1939/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows:

  • After the New Deal by Alvin Johnson
  • Britain’s Military Situation by B.H. Liddell Hart
  • American Prelude – Verse by Axton Clark
  • Hitler and Southeastern Europe by Philip E. Mosely
  • Czechoslovak Frontiers by Charles Seymour
  • The Second Wonder – Verse by John Holmes
  • Christmas at Shiraz by Courtlandt Canby
  • Relatives Out West – A Story by Paul Horgan
  • The Monopoly Investigation by Myron W. Watkins
  • To-day’s Railroad Problem by I.L. Sharfman
  • Dawn Raid – Verse by Walter Benton
  • Realism in the Proletarian Novel by Harold Strauss
  • The Brain Is Grooved – A Story by Irving Fineman
  • New Books in Review
  • Outstanding Novels by Ralph Thompson
  • The Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Books for Holiday Gifts by Helen MacAfee

    • 1939-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1939/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:

  • Instead of the New Deal by Alvin Johnson
  • Mayor LaGuardia by John Chamberlain
  • The Labor Wars by Louis Stark
  • The Shortest Way Home – Verse by Muriel Rukeyser
  • Journey With the Moon by John Q. Stewart

  • Two Friends: Yeats and A.E. by Frank O’Connor
  • Slow Season – Verse by Theordore Roethke
  • The Viola Player – A Story by Irwin Shaw
  • Exercises in Incongruity by Herbert J. Muller
  • Mr. Mitten – A Story by Kate O’Brien
  • The South Do Move by George Fort Milton
  • The “Republic” Revisited by Ronald B. Levinson
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: Frustration by Havelock Ellis
  • Library of the Quarter by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1938-04 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1938/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows:

  • After Geneva: The Defense of the Peace by Walter Lippmann
  • Questions About China by Francis C.M. Wei
  • When German Dreams Come True by William L. Langer

  • Descent to Avernus – Verse by Lloyd Frankenberg

  • Address at the Dedication of the Thomas Mann Collection at Yale University by Thomas Mann
  • Cooperation in Nature by John Hodgdon Bradley
  • Will and Kate by William Vogt
  • Meteor Shower – Verse by C.F. MacInyre
  • Recent Soviet Trials and Policies by Philip E. Mosely

  • The Spring in the Meadow by Odell Shepard
  • Differences Between Chinese and Japanese Culture by Kurt Singer
  • If World War Comes Again by Leon Trotsky
  • The Old Fool – A Story by Charles Martin
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment

  • The Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1938-03 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1938/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows:

  • The Resources of the Republican Party by Chester H. Rowell
  • Afterthoughts on Constitutions by Carl Becker
  • Socialized Medicine by Henry E. Sigerist
  • Geode – Verse by Robert Frost
  • Faces in the Jungle by Louis J. Halle, Jr.
  • Engineering’s Biggest Job by Harold Pinches
  • Fishing for Possum — A Story by M. Walthall Jackson
  • Public Speech and Private Speech in Poetry by Archibald MacLeish

  • The Raven by Cecil Bone
  • Autumn: East China – Verse by James Gilmer Wharton
  • The French Bourgeoisie and Communism by Albert Guerard

  • Hitler and Central Europe by Frank L. Hayes
  • The Branner House — A Story by Anne W. Armstrong
  • New Books in Review
  • Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1938-02 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1938/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows:

  • The Perils of Recovery by Sir Arthur Salter
  • Business Policy and the Courts by J.M. Landis

  • Questions About Japan by Grover Clark
  • For the Passing Year – Verse by Robert Troy Herridge
  • Chickamauga — A Story by Thomas Wolfe
  • Twilight in Alamos by Hildegarde Flanner
  • Patterns of Success by John Hodgdon Bradley

  • Upland War – Verse by Charles Malam
  • Navies and National Policy by Melvin F. Talbot

  • The Race for Aerial Trade Routes by Burt M. McConnell
  • Conflicts In Our Far Eastern Diplomacy by A. Whitney Griswold
  • Communion – Verse by David McCord
  • Piano Prelude – A Story by Frances Frost
  • New Books in Review
  • Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1938-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1938/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:

  • The President’s Political Strategy by Walter Millis
  • Japan Attempts to Remap Asia by William Henry Chamberlin
  • Smokefall — Verse by David McCord

  • Public Ownership and National Power Policy by James C. Bonbright
  • Farmer-Labor Relations in Scandinavia by Marquis W. Childs
  • Letters of Hawk Sung – Translated by Pardee Lowe
  • Buck in the Bottoms — A Story by August Derleth
  • Education for Work and Citizenship by Donald S. Bridgman
  • Shadow and Light – Verse by Margaret Tynes Fairley
  • Good Theatre by Geroge R. Kernodle
  • Jose’s Village by S.M. Johnston
  • Honey in the Wall – Verse by Glenn Ward Desbach
  • In the Name of Parole by Joseph Fulling Fishman and Vee Perlman
  • After a Little While — A Story by Mary Fassett Hunt
  • New Books in Review
  • Outstanding Novels by Ralph Thompson
  • Library of the Quarter by the Editors

    • 1937-02 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1937/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows:

  • Issues before the Next Administration by Walter Lippmann
  • The Strategic Future of the Mediterranean by B.H. Liddell Hart
  • Lions versus Foxes in Japan by William Henry Chamberlin
  • Transnational Politics in Europe by Alvin Johnson
  • Archiect of Earth – Verse by Lionel Wiggam
  • On Understanding the English by James Howard Wellard
  • With Letters from Housman by Houston Martin
  • Lessons – A Story by Winifred Welles
  • Studying Savages in Melanesia by Richard C. Thurnwald
  • The British Civil Service by Harold J. Laski
  • Preface to Philisophy – Verse by Earl Daniels
  • Sentimental Exercise by John Crowe Ransom
  • The Girl – a Story by Meridel Le Sueur
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: Two Letters of Sarah Orne Jewett
  • Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1937-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1937/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:

  • The Labor Crisis by Alvin Johnson
  • Is the British Empire in Retreat? by Kingsley Martin
  • Sweden Revisited by Marquis W. Childs
  • Enchanted World – Verse by Axton Clark
  • Incident of the Russian Revolution by Vladimir Koudrey
  • The Future of the Government in the Theatre by Lawrence Langner
  • Argentina: THe United States of the South by Hubert Herring
  • Oh Why? – Verse by Walter de la Mare
  • The Egg Tree – A Story by James Still

  • The Rise of Southern Tenancy by Marjorie Stratford Mendenhall

  • The Fault Was the Sun’s – Verse by Frances Frost
  • White Fricassee of Kidskin Gloves by T. Swann Harding
  • The Listening Post — A Story by William March
  • New Books in Review
  • Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1931-04 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1931/4 (Summer) — Contents as follows:

  • Human Power and Its Control by Julian S. Huxley
  • Hindenburg by Harold Nicolson
  • Prelude — Verse by Conrad Aiken
  • Aurora Leigh by Virginia Woolf
  • The Preface to Morals by Frederick J.E. Woodbridge
  • Poplar and Eldertrees — Verse by Geoffrey Johnson
  • Commericial Aviation — Illusion or Fact? by Edward P. Warner
  • British Colonials and the Commonwealth by P.E. Corbett
  • Free Citizens in a Free State? by Charles P. Howland and Richard W. Hale
  • Sonnets of Nightfall by Daniel Whitehead Hicky
  • From Salt Lake to the Sierras in Forty-Nine by Sarah Eleanor Royce
  • The Forgotten Professor by Howard Mumford Jones
  • Two Merry Devils — A Story by Lee Wilson Dodd
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: Simplifying Southern Progress by W.F. Taylor
  • Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1931-03 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1931/3 (Spring) — Contents as follows:

  • Two Revolutions in the American Press by Walter Lippmann
  • Our Sick Industries by Georges F. Doriot
  • The University of Utopia by Robert Maynard Hutchins
  • Adamas and Eva — Verse by John Masfield

  • Books and Films in Russia by Prince D.S. Mirsky
  • Young Soviet Writers by Maxim Gorky
  • Is the South Advancing? by Clarence E. Cason
  • A Group of Poems by Elizabeth Hollister Frost
  • Thoreau and the Machine Age by Henry Sidel Canby
  • Prerequisites to Prophecy by A.G. Keller
  • False Spring — Verse by Louise Owen
  • A Dead Dog — A Story by Sherwood Anderson
  • American Criticism and the Fighting Hope by Gorham B. Munson
  • Treasure Hunting by Samuel Scoville, Jr.
  • New Books in Review

    • Letters and Comment:

  • Meditation in Arundel Street by Aldous Huxley (only about a page and a third)
  • Richmond in April, 1865 by Margaret Carey
  • Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1931-02 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1931/2 (Winter) — Contents as follows:

  • The Pan-European Problem by Hjalmar Schacht
  • Unemployment by Leo Wolman
  • Nicodemus — Verse by Edwin Arlington Robinson
  • Salvation by Intuition by Katharine Fullerton Gerould
  • Rolland at Villa Olga by Lucien Price
  • The No Drama of Japan by Willowdean C. Handy
  • Brief Solace – Verse by Babette Deutsch
  • Poetic Imagination and Philosophy by Charles A. Bennett
  • American Democracy and the Frontier by Benjamin F. Wright, Jr.
  • The Other Side of the Street — A Story by Paul Horgan
  • New Books in Review
  • Letters and Comment: Christina Rossetti ‘s Centennial by Virginia Moore
  • Library of the Quarter: Outstanding Novels by The Editors
  • Contributors to this Number

    • 1931-01 The Yale Review Magazine Contents

    1931/1 (Autumn) — Contents as follows:

  • The Yale Review Comes of Age by Wilbur Cross
  • Toussaint L’Ouverture — Verse by Edwin Arlington Robinson

  • French Security by Stephen P. Duggan
  • The Vices of Free Competition by Philip Cabot
  • Labor in Office and Opposition by Wickham Steed
  • As Earth Was — Verse by Louis Untermeyer
  • Queens of France — A Play by Thornton Wilder
  • Do We Live in a World of Chance? by Arthur H. Compton
  • A Possible Revolution in Hollywood by Robert Benchley
  • American Students and French Novels by Andre Maurois
  • Dramatic Illusion by Charles Morgan
  • Sorrow for Youth — Verse by Eugene Davidson
  • The Brontes’ Web of Dreams by Fannie E. Ratchford
  • The Proclamation — A Story by Liam O’Flaherty
  • The Yale Review Award – Decision of the Judges
  • New Books in Review
  • 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