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Stuart Chase • 276 Items / 36 Books, 159 Articles, 80 Reviews
A New Deal (1932)
by Stuart Chase
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Published Reviews
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    A Selected Shelf (Review)
    Marvin McCord Lowes
    A New Deal, by Stuart Chase
    1. A New Deal by Stuart Chase
    The Bookman, September 1932, pp. 512-513
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    Out of the Shuffle (Review)
    Ernest Gruening
    A New Deal, by Stuart Chase
    1. A New Deal by Stuart Chase
    The Saturday Review, September 3, 1932, p. 75
  3. The Library
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    Philosophers of the New Deal (4 Reviews)
    Henry Hazlitt
    Control from the Top, by Francis Neilson
    1. Control from the Top by Francis Neilson
    2. The Industrial Discipline by Rexford G. Tugwell
    3. A New Deal by Stuart Chase
    4. A Planned Society by George Henry Soule
    The American Mercury, January 1934, pp. 119-121
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    Books in Brief (13 Reviews)
    The Coming of a New Party, by Paul H. Douglas
    1. The Coming of a New Party by Paul H. Douglas
    2. Sons by Pearl S. Buck
    3. What Happened in the Mooney Case by Ernest Jerome Hopkins
    4. The Gods Arrive by Edith Wharton
    5. More Merry-Go-Round by Robert S. Allen
    6. Death in the Afternoon by Ernest Hemingway
    7. A New Deal by Stuart Chase
    8. The Roving Eye by Humphrey Pakington
    9. The Best Short Stories of 1932 by Edward J. O'Brien
    10. Not to Be Repeated: The Merry-Go-Round of Europe by Anonymous
    11. Inheritance by Phyllis Bentley
    12. Let There Be Beer! by Bob Brown
    13. Sons of the Wild Jackass by Ray Thomas Tucker and Frederick R. Barkley
    The Forum, November 1932