December 7, 1938 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 111-112
- French Business Heils Hitler, pp. 113-114
- The New Deal and the Trusts, p. 115
- Rescue the Starving in Spain, p. 116
- Aufenthalt in Rosenheim
  Vincent Sheean
  , p. 117
- The Residue
  Valentine Ackland
  , p. 118
- Fair Tomorrow
  Bruce Bliven Jr.
  , pp. 119-121
- The Catholic Church in Politics: IV
  Leo H. Lehmann
  , pp. 122-124
- For a Modernist Sermon
  Kenneth Burke
  , p. 125
- Shoot the Works
  Heywood Broun
  , p. 126
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 127
- Other People's Money
  John T. Flynn
  , p. 128
- Hearken Ye Angels
  Stark Young
  , p. 129
- Five Sonnets from China
  W.H. Auden
  , p. 130
- The Bandwagon, p. 131
- --- by Upton Sinclair, p. 131
- --- by William Allen White, p. 132
- Correspondence, pp. 133-134
- Books That Changed Our Minds
  Malcolm Cowley
  , pp. 135-136
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  Cold Water on Bakunin (Review)
  Edmund Wilson
  , pp. 137-139
  Michael Bakunin, by Edward H. Carr
  1. Michael Bakunin by Edward H. Carr
- One Hundred Notable Books, pp. 140-141
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  Monument to Marlborough (Review)
  Robert Morss Lovett
  , pp. 142-143
  Marlborough: His Life and Times, by Winston S. Churchill
  1. Marlborough: His Life and Times by Winston S. Churchill
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  Oh, Carry Me Back (Review)
  Miriam Borgenicht
  , pp. 144-145
  To the Market Place, by Berry Fleming
  1. To the Market Place by Berry Fleming
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  The Perfect Courtier (Review)
  Harold J. Laski
  , p. 146
  The Captains and the Kings Depart, by Reginald B.B. Esher and Oliver Viscount Esher, ...
  1. The Captains and the Kings Depart by Reginald B.B. Esher and Oliver Viscount Esher, ...
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  Life with Grandma (Review)
  R.M.L.
  , p. 147
  Grandma Called It Carnal, by Bertha Damon
  1. Grandma Called It Carnal by Bertha Damon
- Books for Children
  Jessie Stanton and Ellen Steele
  , pp. 148-151
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  Crusaders (2 Reviews)
  Beulah Amidon
  , pp. 152-153
  Margaret Sanger: An Autobiography, by Margaret Sanger
  1. Margaret Sanger: An Autobiography by Margaret Sanger
  2. Lillian Wald: Neighbor and Crusader by R.L. Duffus
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  How Bad Were the Generals? (Review)
  George Fielding Eliot
  , p. 154
  Through the Fog of War, by Basil H. Liddell Hart
  1. Through the Fog of War by Basil H. Liddell Hart
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  New Books: A Reader's List (11 Reviews) , pp. 155-156
  The Trouble with Tigers, by William Saroyan
  1. The Trouble with Tigers by William Saroyan
  2. Tell My Horse by Zora Neale Hurston
  3. Wrong World by Louis Paul
  4. Profiles from the New Yorker by The New Yorker Editors
  5. The Art of Bundling by Dana Doten
  6. Life Insurance: Investing in Disaster by Mort Gilbert and E.A. Gilbert
  7. The Silver Fox by Rene Hansard
  8. The Family of the Barrett by Jeannette A. Marks
  9. Apropos of Dolores by H.G. Wells
  10. Cloudy Trophy by Leon Daudet
  11. The Unvanishing Navajos by Belle Shafer Sullivan