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Autumn 1939

Autumn 1939

Volume 15, Number 4

Eliot Janeway’s “Monopolies: Order or Chaos”
Ernest Tener Weir’s “Industry and American Democracy”
Charles A. Beard’s “The Idea of Let Us Alone”
Genevieve Tabouis’s “Will France Abandon Democracy?”
Stories by Eliot Janeway, Ernest Tener Weir, Charles A. Beard, and Genevieve Tabouis
Poetry by A. E. Housman

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Monopolies: Order or Chaos

By Eliot Janeway

Full employment is becoming an issue as crucial as that of preserving the Union was in 1860. The American people followed Abraham Lincoln in judging the claims of the slaveholders incompatible with the preservation of the Union. The question today is [...]

Monopolies: Order or Chaos

By Eliot Janeway

Ways of Looking Back

By Robert Francis

Industry and American Democracy

By Ernest Tener Weir

A Philologist Looks At “Finnegans Wake”

By Archibald A. Hill

The Idea of Let Us Alone

By Charles A. Beard

Will France Abandon Democracy?

By Genevieve Tabouis

Labor Looks South

By John L. Lewis

The Position of Ingres in the Modern World

By Walter Pach

Selections From Ingres

By Ingre Ingres

The Dutch Will Fight

By Lilo Linke

A New Deal in Reconstruction

By Claude Pepper

The Burning Corn

By Ralph Bates

Freud Examines Monotheism

By Stephen S. Wise

Careers at Crossroads

By Wilbur L. Schramm

The Contributors

Asia: Words and Soldiers

By Philip J. Jaffe

A Briefer Comment

The Emerson Letters

By Granville Hicks

Criticism

The Defeated

By A. E. Housman

America on the Way

By C. Vann Woodward

Author Profiles

A. E. Housman

Eliot Janeway