A national journal of literature & discussion

Spring 1937

Volume 13/2

Calvin B. Hoover’s “Dictatorship and Property” G. R. Elliott’s “The Anglic Vices” David Cushman Coyle’s “The South’s Unbalanced Budget” James McBride Dabbs’s “High Road to Heaven” Poetry by Robert P. Tristram Coffin, and Robert Francis

Spring 1937

Volume 13, Number 2

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Recognition

By Robert Francis

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Liberty and the State

By Eugene M. Kayden

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Mary Austin, Woman Alone

By Dudley Wynn

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The Green-Room

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Prude’s Progress

By Lionel Stevenson

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Blake and the New Age

By Kerker Quinn

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Dictatorship and Property

By Calvin B. Hoover

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The Ends of Education

By Julius W. Friend

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The Anglic Vices

By G. R. Elliott

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The Letters of Marian Adams

By R. P. Blackmur

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The South’s Unbalanced Budget

By David Cushman Coyle

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Studies for Delight

By Walter L. Myers

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High Road to Heaven

By James McBride Dabbs

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Wordsworth and De Quincey

By Ford K. Brown

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Edwin Arlington Robinson to Daniel Gregory Mason: Second Series

By Daniel Gregory Mason

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The World of the Romanties

By Charles Frederick Harrold

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Village Gardens

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Education in the South

By J. G. de Roulhac Hamilton

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The Gardner

By Robert Francis

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Wide Spread the Empire

By Thomas Perkins Abernethy

Contributor Profiles

Calvin B. Hoover

David Cushman Coyle

An esteemed engineer and economist, Cushman designed the Washington State Capital and sold over a million pamphlets espousing persuasive economic theories.