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ISSUE DATE: Februry 8, 1941; Vol. XXIII, No. 16
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: JULES ROMAINS takes for his subject the private worlds of the first post-war years . . . (See page 5). Cover headline: THEODORE ROOSEVELT reviews H. S. Chamberlain's "Foundations".

ARTICLES: THE NOVELISTS TAKE OVER POETRY, By GEORGE R. STEWART.
BEARDS AND AUTHORS. [Photos of Bearded Authors!].

BOOKS/REVIEWS:
LEAD COVER article/review: AFTERMATH, By JULES ROMAINS, Reviewed by Gilbert Highet.

POEM: Thoughts on a recent form of literature, by Margaret Widdemer.
THE WOUNDED DON'T CRY, By Quentin Reynolds, Reviewed by Linton Wells.
WAR LETTERS FROM BRITAIN, Edited by Diana Forbes-Robertson and Roger W. Straus, Jr., Reviewed by Phyllis Bentley.
"Foundations of Predudice" -- FOUNDATIONS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, By Houston Stewart Chamberlain, Reviewed by Theodore Roosevelt.
THE DUAL STATE: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE THEORY OF DICTATORSHIP, By Ernst Fraenkel, Reviewed by Max Lerner.
NEW THEATRES FOR OLD, By Mordecai Gorelik, Reviewed by Orson Welles.
THE LIFE AND DEATh OF CONDER, By John Rothenstein, Reviewed by Oliver Larkin.
THE STRUGGLE FOR JUDICIAL SUPREMACY, By Robert H. Jackson, Reviewed by James Reid Parker.
FARMERS IN A CHANGING WORLD , By the U. S. Dept of Agriculture, Reviewed by Peter F. Drucker.
GOVERNMENT AND AGRICULTURE, By Donald C. Blaisdell, Reviewed by Russell Lord.
No STONE UNTURNED, By Josephine Lawrence, Reviewed by Frances Smyth.
A FRANZ KAFKA MISCELLANY, Reviewed by Paul Rosenfeld.

DEPARTMENTS:
EDITORIAL: Knowledge and the Image, by Amy Loveman.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
YOUR LITERARY I.Q.
AUTHOR, AUTHOR.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
TRADE WINDS.
THE NEW BOOKS.
DOUBLE-CROSTICS: No. 359.



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THE GIANT JOSHUA, by Maurine Whipple.
AFTERMATH by Jules Romains.
The Life of RICHARD WAGNER, by Ernest Newman.
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