April 1943

Articles

• The Japanese in Our Midst

  Our treatment of the Japanese is surely a test case of whether we can help to direct alien communities when this war is over.

  George E. Taylor

• Every Reader His Own Novelist

  Wilson Follett

• Professor on the Air

• Fable of Laughter

  Mary Grant

• Turtle at Home

  Wallace Stegner

• Spring Promise

  George Abbe

• Indigo

  Christine Weston

• Latin America

• The Peripatetic Reviewer

  Edward Weeks

• Shakespeare and the Nature of Man

  Ellery Sedgwick

• Tokyo Record

• Black-Out in Gretley

• Vichy: Two Years of Deception

• Flight From Terror

• Victory Is Not Enough

• Battle for the Solomons

• Beneath Another Sun

• Balcony Empire

• The Conspirators

• The Common Heart

• The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington

• Quotes

• European Front

• We Build Ships

  Russell Bookhout

• An Open Letter to Frenchmen

  » Is there any common basis on which Frenchmen, whatever their personal opinion, can unite today? Here is the answer, and a ringing one.

  Jacques Maritain

• Persons and Places: Early Memories and Schooling

  George Santayana

• General Freyberg, v.c

  Geoffrey Cox

• The Inscrutability of the Yankee

  Gerald W. Johnson

• Lend-Lease Saved the Bacon

  David L. Cohn

• "Why Don't the Churches Get Together?"

  Phillips Endecott Osgood

• The World in Your Hand

  Theodore Spencer

• The Pacific War

• Home on Leave

  Ann Leighton

• Historians at Work: Brooks and Henry Adams

  Charles A. Beard

• Is Germany Incurable? The Treatment

  Richard M. Brickner

• The Sea and the Cave: Naturalist at Large

  Thomas Barbour

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