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Autumn 1930

Autumn 1930

Volume 6, Number 4

Stringfellow Barr’s “Shall Slavery Come South?”
Broadus Mitchell’s “Employers Front!”
Morley Roberts’s “W.H. Hudson”
William Martin’s “Since Versailles”
Stories by Stringfellow Barr, Broadus Mitchell, Morley Roberts, and William Martin
Poetry by John Bryan, and Robert P. Tristram Coffin

Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Employers Front!

By Broadus Mitchell

I stopped yesterday before a melancholy building in Washington. It stands just east of the Capitol, and was known once as the Brick Capitol and later as Old Capitol Prison. Those who until recently had offices there were all gone. Its windows and doo [...]

The Balance Sheet of Behaviorism

By Bertram D. Wolfe

Thirty Years From Now

By Bertrand Russell

Reality Again

By Frederick P. Mayer

Black Men Across America

By Clarence E. Cason

The Pageant of America

By Archibald Henderson

Farewell to Humanism

By Charles Frederick Harrold

Shall Slavery Come South?

By F. Stringfellow Barr

Selling the Universe

By Carroll Mason Sparrow

Employers Front!

By Broadus Mitchell

Figures in Perspective

By Dexter Perkins

W.H. Hudson

By Morley Roberts

Thomas Hardy: An Authorized Record

By Edward Wagenknecht

Fiction

By Margaret Prescott Montague

Emily Dickinson and the Ghosts

By James Southall Wilson

Since Versailles

By William Martin

Armageddon - Twelve Years After

By Lambert Davis

Lone House

By John Bryan

The Green-Room

The Open Eye

By

The Horse-Shoes

By

Dubose Heyward

By Emily Clark

From a Tahitian Commonplace Book

By James Norman Hall

Author Profiles

Broadus Mitchell

Morley Roberts