ISSUE DATE: MAY 4, 1940; Vol. XXII, No. 2

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COVER: HAROLD LAMB: "His 'March of the Barbarians' will be read by thousands of people who want entertainment, not scholarship. But it will still be good, sound history, even if it is popular" . . . See page 5).

ARTICLES:
"St. NICHOLAS", by ERNEST ELMO CALKINS. (About the Children's publication).
THOMAS BEER, aristocrat of Leters, By Lewis Mumford. [Includes portrait drawing of Thomas Beer]

REVIEWS:
"THE MARCH OF THE BARBARIANS" By Harold Lamb, Reviewed by Garrett Matttngly.
"THE SUN NEVER SETS" By Malcolm Muggeridge, Reviewed by George Dangerfield.
"EMPIRE ON TILE SEVEN SEAS" By James TrusIow Adams, Reviewed 6y Crane Brinton.
"AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" By Janet Flanner, Reviewed by Harold Stearns.
"A SURVEY OF PERSIAN ART" By Arthur Upham Pope and Phyllis Ackerman, Reviewed by George C. Miles.
"A MAN WHO FOUND A COUNTRY" By A. Nakashian, Reviewed by Louis Adamic.
"MARGARET FULLER", by Mason Wade, Reviewed by Katharine Anthony.
"BLOW ALL BALLAST", by Nat A. Brown, Reviewed by Fletcher Pratt.

DEPARTMENTS:
LITERARY I. Q.
EDITORIAL.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
DOUBLE-CROSTICS: No. 319.
TRADE WINDS.
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