ISSUE DATE: JUNE 22, 1940; Vol. XXII, No. 9

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COVER: WALTER MILLIS "Becomes the dispassionate historian rather than the ardent advocate" . . . (See page 5).

ARTICLES:
END OF AN ERA: New England: Indian Summer, By VAN WYCK BROOKS.
That We Survive, by Melville Cane, A Poem.
HARLEM LITERATI IN THE TWENTIES, By LANGSTON HUGHES. [With photo of Hughes.]

REVIEWS:
WHY EUROPE FIGHTS By Walter Millis, Reviewed by Allen Dulles.
THE STAR OF SATAN By Georges Bernanos, Reviewed by Ben Ray Redman.
JOY OF MAN'S DESIRING By Jean Giono, Reviewed by Isabella W. Athey.
THE BRITISH EMPIRE By Stephen Leacock and GREAT BRITAIN: AN EMPIRE IN TRANSITION By Albert Viton, Reviewed by Crane Brinton.
LILLIAN RUSSELL By Parker Morell, Reviewed by Fairfax Downey.
A QUAKER CHILDHOOD By Helen Thomas Flexner, Reviewed by Rosemary C. Benet.
BEFORE LUNCH By Angela Thirkell, Reviewed by Basil Davenport.
BE THOU THE BRIDE By Christine Weston, Reviewed by David Boardman.
OUR SOUTHWEST By Erna Fergusson, Reviewed by Charles W. Ferguson.
AN OZARK ANTHOLOGY By Vance Randolph, Reviewed by Clyde Brion Davis.
MODERN ARCTIC EXPLORATION By Gunnar Seidenfaden, Reviewed by Marie A. Peary.

DEPARTMENTS:
EDITORIAL.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
DISSENTING OPINIONS: Granville Hicks, Selden Rodman.
THE COMPLEAT COLLECTOR.
YOUR LITERARY I.Q.
THE NEW BooKs.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
RECORDS IN REVIEW.
DOTTBLE-CROSTICS: No. 326.
TRADE WINDS.

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