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- The Week, pp. 124-126
- Britain and America, p. 127
- A Scientific Labor Movement?, pp. 128-129
- Paxton Hibben, p. 130
- Seattle
  Read Bain
  , pp. 131-133
- Impressions of Soviet Russia---VI
  John Dewey
  , pp. 134-137
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 138
- The New Kunst Gallery
  Stark Young
  , p. 139
- No More than Any Wind
  Harold Lewis Cook
  , p. 140
- An American Dies
  T.S. Matthews
  , p. 141
- Correspondence, p. 142
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  Hermann Sudermann (Review)
  Robert Morss Lovett
  , p. 143
  The Mad Professor, by Hermann Sudermann
  1. The Mad Professor by Hermann Sudermann
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  More Ballads and Folk-Songs (3 Reviews)
  Dorothy Scarborough
  , p. 144
  Ballads and Sea Songs from Nova Scotia, by W. Roy Mackenzie
  1. Ballads and Sea Songs from Nova Scotia by W. Roy Mackenzie
  2. South Carolina Ballads by Reed Smith
  3. American Negro Folk-Songs by Newman Ivey White
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  Americans and Others in the East (4 Reviews)
  Lyman Bryson
  , p. 145
  The Far East, by Payson J. Treat
  1. The Far East by Payson J. Treat
  2. Japan and the United States, 1853-1921 by Payson J. Treat
  3. A History of the Far East in Modern Times by Harold M. Vinacke
  4. The Soul of China by Richard Wilhelm
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  Savagery or Coddling? (Review)
  Harry Elmer Barnes
  , p. 146
  Life and Death in Sing Sing, by Lewis Edward Lawes
  1. Life and Death in Sing Sing by Lewis Edward Lawes
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  Victoria's Woodhull (Review)
  Paxton Hibben
  , p. 146
  The Terrible Siren: Victoria Woodhull, 1838-1927, by Emanie N. Sachs
  1. The Terrible Siren: Victoria Woodhull, 1838-1927 by Emanie N. Sachs
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  Spinoza's Letters (Review)
  Benjamin Ginzburg
  , p. 147
  The Correspondence of Spinoza, by Abraham Wolf and Benedict de Spinoza
  1. The Correspondence of Spinoza by Abraham Wolf and Benedict de Spinoza
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  Fiction Notes (6 Reviews) , pp. 147-149
  Giant Killer, by Elmer H. Davis
  1. Giant Killer by Elmer H. Davis
  2. Dear Senator by McCready Huston
  3. Black Sadie by T. Bowyer Campbell
  4. Lily Christine by Michael Arlen
  5. Strange Fruit by Phyllis Bottome
  6. A Man Can Build a House by Nathalie Sedgwick Colby