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ISSUE DATE: November 9, 1940; Vol. XXIII, No. 3
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: T. H. WHITE has written a gloss on Malory. (See page 5)

ARTICLES:
THE CAMPAIGN BIOGRAPHY By JOSEPH SUGARMAN.
And Tomorrow, a Poem, by Ben Ray Redman.
DO WRITERS BORROW? By JOHN ERSKINE.

REVIEWS:
COVER LEAD Essay-Review: THE ILL-MADE KNIGhT By T. H. White, Reviewed by Ben Ray Redman.

IN THE MONEY By William Carlos Williams, Reviewed by Richard A. Cordell.
WINSTON CHURCHILL, By Rene Kraus, Reviewed by Andre Maurois.
FROM MANY LANDS By Louis Adamic, Reviewed by Raymond C. Roll.
NOT TO ME ONLY By Caleb Frank Gates, Reviewed by Henry N. MacCracken.
THE PRESIDENT: OFFICE AND POWERS By Edward S. Corwin, Reviewed by Lindsay Rogers.
LET THERE BE SCULPTURE By Jacob Epstein, Reviewed by Oliver Laikin.
BROADWAY IN REVIEW By John Mason Brown, Reviewed by Louis Kronenberger.
WESTWARD THE TIDE By Harold Sinclair, Reviewed by Herbert Gorman.
AUTHOR IN TRANSIT By Lancelot Hogben, Reviewed by Raymond Holden.
THE AMERICAN IMPACT ON GREAT BRITAIN, 1898-1914, By Richard Heatheote Heindel, Reviewed by Crane Brinton.
FESSENDEN: BUILDER OF TOMORROW By Helen M. Fessenden, Reviewed by Albert N. Williams.
SOUTH OF THE BORDER By Arthemise Goertz, Reviewed by Carleton Beals.

DEPARTMENTS:
YOuR LITERARY I.Q.
EDITORIAL.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
AUTHOR! AUTHOR.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
RECORDS IN REVIEW.
THE NEW BOOKS.
TRADE WINDS.
DOUBLE-CROSTICS: No. 346. Prominent Advertisements (Especially for new BOOKS) include:
ROBERT GRAVES, "Sergeant Lamb's America"
LAURA KREY, "On the Long Tide"
JAMES ROSS, "They Don't Dance Much"
HENY KYD DOUGLAS, "I Rode with Stonewall"
ELIZABETH C. MOORE, "An Almanac for Music Lovers"

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