December 1933

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Articles

The Atlantic Bookshelf: A Guide to Good Books
The Edwardian Era
Crane Brinton
Peter Abelard
Frances Winwar
American Literature
F. O. Matthiessen
The Future of Science and Society
George W. Gray
Novels for Christmas
Ethel Wallace Hawkins
With My Own Eyes
Frank P. Sibley
The Riffian
Owen Lattimore
Aristophanes: A Study
John Finlay Jr.
Edward Vii: An Appreciation
Crane Brinton
The Atlantic Bookshelf: Conclusion
A wrap up of book reviews from Edward Weeks
Edward Weeks
A Modern Estimate of the Fifty Best Books
Christmas to Private Schools
The Contributors' Column
Marie Avery Wolcott, William Trufant Foster, Francis B. Hays, Russell Wilbur, Charles D. Stewart, and George J. Pope
Autobiography of an Ex-Feminist: I. Before Marriage
Worth Tuttle
The Lean Years
Lillian D. Wald
Home Thoughts From Abroad
Albert Jay Nock
Christmas at the Ranch
Hilda Rose
Prelude to Love
Ogden W. Heath
The New Offensive on Capitol Hill: Embattled Veterans. Iii
Roger Burlingame
Intimation
Jean Batchelor
Seven Jobs and Five Husbands
Donald F. Rose
Building a Sentence
Lord Dunsany
Our Impromptu Diplomacy
George E. Sokolsky
Twig of the Family Tree
James R. Haworth
The Arcadian School of Cookery
Wendell Brooks Phillips
To My Little Daughter on Christmas Eve
Kathryn Worth
A Summer Vacation
George W. Gray
Delusion and Reality
Economic Consequences of the New Deal
William Trufant Foster
Public Works: A New Industry
David Cushman Coyle
Farewells to Grammar
The Cult of the Informal
Waiting on the Lord

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