April 10, 1929 Issue, THE NATION

The Nation • 119 Years, 5,668 Issues, 110,129 Articles, 163,670pp

Show MoreShow AllFinding...Find More

← Previous IssueApril 10, 1929 IssueNext Issue →

- Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 411-413
- A Practical Peace Program, p. 414
- The New International Socialism , p. 415
- A Law Laboratory , p. 416
- Pat and the D.A.R. , p. 416
- It Seems To Heywood Broun
  Heywood Broun
  , p. 417
- "I'm the Constitution" in Louisiana
  George N. Coad
  , pp. 418-419
- Companionate Divorce
  Arthur Garfield Hays
  , p. 420
- Shore Fear
  John Waldhorn Gassner
  , p. 421
- "Don't Be Silly"
  Zona Gale
  , p. 422
- The Barrier to Balanced Trade
  Drew Pearson
  , pp. 423-424
- In the Driftway
  The Drifter
  , p. 425
- Correspondence, pp. 426-427
- Hills
  Nancy Byrd Turner
  , p. 428
- [+]
  Disenchantment (Review)
  Bertrand Russell
  , p. 428
  The Modern Temper, by Joseph Wood Krutch
  1. The Modern Temper by Joseph Wood Krutch
- [+]
  The Catholic Enigma (Review)
  Granville Hicks
  , p. 428
  While Peter Sleeps, by E. Boyd Barrett
  1. While Peter Sleeps by E. Boyd Barrett
- [+]
  Art and Magic (Review)
  Phillips Russell
  , p. 429
  Artlover, Vol. II,
  1. Artlover, Vol. II
- [+]
  Southern Prophet (Review)
  Eliseo Vivas
  , p. 429
  The Motives of Proteus, by Jose E. Rodo
  1. The Motives of Proteus by Jose E. Rodo
- [+]
  The Middle Ages (Review)
  Richard McKeon
  , p. 430
  The Founders of the Middle Ages, by Edward Kennard Rand
  1. The Founders of the Middle Ages by Edward Kennard Rand
- [+]
  Poet and Thinker (Review)
  Ludwig Lewisohn
  , p. 431
  Richard Dehmel: Der Mensch und der Denker, by Harry Slochower
  1. Richard Dehmel: Der Mensch und der Denker by Harry Slochower
- [+]
  Men in Masks (Review)
  Angus Burrell
  , p. 431
  Adepts In Self-Portraiture, by Stefan Zweig
  1. Adepts In Self-Portraiture by Stefan Zweig
- [+]
  Conventional Portraiture (Review)
  William MacDonald
  , p. 432
  Statesmen of the War in Retrospect, 1918-1928, by William Martin
  1. Statesmen of the War in Retrospect, 1918-1928 by William Martin
- [+]
  Books in Brief (3 Reviews) , p. 433
  And Then Came Ford, by Charles Merz
  1. And Then Came Ford by Charles Merz
  2. Generally Speaking by G.K. Chesterton
  3. Some Bigger Issues in China's Problems by Julean Herbert Arnold
- Decent Death
  Mark Van Doren
  , p. 434
- "The Black Crook"
  Mary Heaton Vorse
  , pp. 434-435
- The "Wild" Children of Russia
  Agnes Smedley
  , p. 436
- Contributors To This Issue, pp. 437-438