• Sumner Welles's "The Vision of a World at Peace"
• Max Radin's "War Crimes and the Crime of War"
• Charles Seymour's "Policy and Personality at the Paris Peace Conference"
• Peter Rhodes's "How the French Writers Kept Going"

• Walter Millis's "Roosevelt in Retrospect"
• Ralph H. Gabriel's "Military Government and the Will of the Victors"
• Earl L. Vance's "Freedom of the Press for Whom?"
• Arthur Lee Kinsolving's "The War and Our Religious Condition"
• Poetry by Harry Brown

• Allen Tate's "The New Provincialism: With an Epilogue on the Southern Novel"
• James Truslow Adams's "The Unity of the United States"
• John Temple Graves's "The Chance-Taking South"
• Walter Millis's "Getting Down to Brass Tacks"
• Stories by Allen Tate, James Truslow Adams, John Temple Graves, and Walter Millis
• Poetry by Conrad Aiken, Lawrence Lee, Walter de la Mare, and Harry Brown

• Max Lerner's "Freedom in the Shadows"
• Albert Viton's "The British Parliament in Total War"
• Nathaniel Peffer's "Colonies and the Peace"
• Harold S. Quigley's "Sovereign Man or Sovereign State?"
• Stories by Max Lerner, Albert Viton, Nathaniel Peffer, and Harold S. Quigley
• Poetry by Violet Turner, Frederick Ebright, and David Morton

• George Soule's "Labor and the War Administration"
• Bernard Brodie's "Revolution in the Pacific"
• Thomas H. Eliot's "Democracy's Test by War - and Peace"
• Edouard Roditi's "Trick Perspectives"
• Stories by George Soule, Bernard Brodie, Thomas H. Eliot, and Edouard Roditi
• Poetry by Mary Foxworthy, Thomas H. Haile, and Malcolm Imbrie, Jr.

• H. Clarence Nixon's "The South After the War"
• Andreas Dorpalen's "A New Nationalism in Europe"
• John M. Fletcher's "Human Nature and World Peace"
• Walter Millis's "The Psychological Man"
• Stories by H. Clarence Nixon, Andreas Dorpalen, John M. Fletcher, and Walter Millis
• Poetry by Glenn Ward Dresbach, Genevieve Taggard, and Babette Deutsch

• Lloyd Mallan's "Bolivia: Revolt and Counter-Revolt"
• D. W. Brogan's "The Case of France"
• Lionel Gelber's "With Power to Preserve the Peace"
• Louis Fischer's "Should the United States Join an Alliance?"
• Stories by Lloyd Mallan, D. W. Brogan, Lionel Gelber, and Louis Fischer
• Poetry by Andrew Glaze, Frederick Ebright, and Humphrey F. Noyes