Summer 1931

Volume 7/3

Robert C. Binkley’s “Europe Faces the Customs Union” Edna Kenton’s “The Case of the American Woman” Silas Bent’s “Reconstruction - Newa Style” Waldo Frank’s “San Martin and Bolivar” Stories by Robert C. Binkley, Edna Kenton, Silas Bent, and Waldo Frank Poetry by Conrad Aiken, Frederic Prokosch, and Geoffrey Johnson

Summer 1931

Volume 7, Number 3

Poetry

POETRY / ISSUE: Summer 1931

Prelude

By Conrad Aiken

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Captains of Southern Industry

By Claudius Murchison

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Perspectives in Southern Industry

By Broadus Mitchell

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Picasso and Others

By Samuel M. Kootz

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Russia and the Five-Year Plan

By Eugene M. Kayden

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The Everlasting Captain

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Three Cosmologies

By Carroll Mason Sparrow

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The Letters of George Gissing

By Morley Roberts

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The Green-Room

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Europe Faces the Customs Union

By Robert C. Binkley

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Mr. Lewis’s America

By Howard Mumford Jones

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The Case of the American Woman

By Edna Kenton

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Expenctancy of Doom

By Donald Davidson

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

Reconstruction - New Style

By Silas Bent

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

Education of a Reformer

By William E. Dodd

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

San Martin and Bolivar

By Waldo Frank

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Memories of Women

By Emily Clark Balch

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Once Again

By Elmira Grogan

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

The Search for Trinity

By Scott Buchanan

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

Warning to a Traveller

By Frederic Prokosch

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

Treasures of Old Song

By Arthur Kyle Davis, Jr.

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

Two Elms

By Geoffrey Johnson

/ ISSUE: Summer 1931

Virginia Portraiture

By Harry B. Wehle

Contributor Profiles

Conrad Aiken

Conrad Aiken (1869-1973) was born in Savannah, Georgia. He received the 1954 National Book Award in poetry for Collected Poems (Oxford University Press) and served as Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 1950 to 1952.