March 1957 Issue, THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

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- A Canadian Looks Us Over
  James H. Gray
  , pp. 37-40
- The Artist As a Young Man;Letters of James Joyce
  Stuart Gilbert and James Joyce
  , pp. 41-46
- Sassenach
  Brian Moore
  , pp. 47-49
  A Story
- The Future of American Opera
  Lincoln Kirstein
  , pp. 50-55
- Remembered Words
  Harvey H. Bundy
  , pp. 56-57
- The Age of Happy Problems
  Herbert Gold
  , pp. 58-61
- Not by Drugs Alone
  David D. Rutstein, M.D.
  , pp. 62-64
  The Facts of Medicine
- My Mother's Hands
  Robert Fontaine
  , pp. 65-66
  A Story
- To Judith
  John Ciardi
  , pp. 67-68
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  --- by Gerald W. Johnson (Review) , pp. 69-71
  1. The Crisis of the Old Order, 1919-1933 by Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
- To Emily Dickinson
  John Moffitt
  , pp. 72-73
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  The Peripatetic Reviewer (3 Reviews)
  Edward Weeks
  , pp. 74-77
  1. Old Friends by Clive Bell
  2. The Scapegoat by Daphne du Maurier
  3. The Happy Life of a Doctor by Roger Irving Lee
- Books the Editors Like , pp. 78-79
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  Reader's Choice Gertrude Stein: Her Life and Work, by Elizabet... (7 Reviews)
  Charles J. Rolo
  , pp. 80-87
  1. Gertrude Stein: Her Life and Work by Elizabeth Sprigge
  2. The Sea Dreamer by Gerard Jean-Aubry
  3. Race and Nationality in American Life by Oscar Handlin
  4. The Fall by Albert Camus
  5. A Legacy by Sybille Bedford
  6. A Small Fire by Gladys Schmitt
  7. The Dark of Summer by Eric Linklater
- General Education at Harvard
  Charles W. Morton
  , p. 88
- Buttons are an Extra
  Michael Jackson
  , p. 89
- The Analyst's Lament
  M. Philip Stern
  , p. 90
- The Dusenberg Place
  Alex Atkinson
  , p. 91
- Record Reviews
  John M. Conly
  , pp. 92-93
- Pleasures and Places
  Louis McIntosh
  , pp. 94-98
  South of Naples
- The New Germany, pp. 99-101
- Introduction by the Editor
  Walter Hasenclever
  , p. 102
- German Character and History
  Theodor Heuss
  , pp. 103-109
- Germany Today and Tomorrow
  Konrad Adenauer
  , pp. 110-112
- The Weighing Machine
  Heinrich Boll
  , pp. 113-115
  A Story
- After the Second Flood
  Wilhelm Lehmann
  , p. 116
- Divided City
  Hans Wallenberg
  , pp. 117-119
- Memento
  Rudolf Hagelstange
  , p. 120
- Atoms with Hooks and Eyes
  Werner Heisenberg
  , pp. 121-124
- Faithful Antigone
  Elisabeth Langgasser
  , pp. 125-126
  A Story
- Art as Evidence of Freedom
  A. Schulze Vellinghausen
  , pp. 127-130
- Reproductions of Art and Architecture, pp. 131-143
- The "New Bauhaus" of Ulm
  Clemens Fiedler
  , p. 144
- Think of This...
  Gunter Eich
  , p. 145
- Our Tyrants
  Friedrich Sieburg
  , pp. 146-148
- The Face of the Fisherman
  Walter Hollerer
  , p. 149
- A Literature in Transition
  Hans Egon Holthusen
  , pp. 150-152
- Some Reflections
  Ernst Junger
  , pp. 153-154
- The Colors of Past Times
  Gerd Gaiser
  , pp. 155-158
  A Story
- Artists and Old Age
  Gottfried Benn
  , pp. 159-163
- This Is Our Manifesto
  Wolfgang Borchert
  , pp. 164-166
- German Musical Life
  Hans H. Stuckenschmidt
  , pp. 167-170
- Shadows in the Air
  Karl Krolow
  , p. 171
- They Do Not See the Marble
  Ernst Schnabel
  , pp. 172-173
  A Story
- The New Generation
  Benno Reifenberg
  , pp. 174-176
- The Political Situation
  Peter von Zahn
  , pp. 177-178
- The Miracle of German Recovery
  Hans Otto Wesemann
  , pp. 179-182
- What Did the Soldier's Wife Receive?
  Bertolt Brecht
  , p. 183
- Postwar Theater and Film
  Friedrich Luft
  , pp. 184-186
- Fragments
  Gottfried Benn
  , p. 187
- A Chronology of German History, p. 188
- German Exhibitions in the U.S.A., p. 189
- A Map of Germany
  Dorothy de Fontaine
  , pp. 190-192
- Cover design
  Russell Carpenter