December 18, 1929 Issue, THE NATION

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- Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 735-737
- The Extraordinary Mr. Stimson, p. 738
- Failure in Haiti , p. 739
- Mr. Hoover Reports , p. 739
- A Sea Change , p. 740
- It Seems to Heywood Broun
  Heywood Broun
  , p. 741
- England Celebrates Peace
  William Zukerman
  , p. 742
- The Sacred Radio Trust
  Paul Y. Anderson
  , pp. 743-744
- Prosperity---Believe it or not
  Stuart Chase
  , pp. 745-749
  V. The Farmer's Share
- In the Driftway
  The Drifter
  , p. 750
- Correspondence, p. 751
- Trade Rats
  Leonora Speyer
  , p. 752
- Cloud Cities
  Israel Newman
  , p. 752
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  A Great Adventurer (Review)
  Ralph Volney Harlow
  , p. 752
  La Fayette, by Brand Whitlock
  1. La Fayette by Brand Whitlock
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  A Composer at Play (Review)
  Henry W. Simon
  , p. 753
  Evenings in the Orchestra, by Hector Berlioz
  1. Evenings in the Orchestra by Hector Berlioz
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  Occasional Verse (2 Reviews)
  Eda Lou Walton
  , p. 753
  Come Christmas, by Lesley Frost
  1. Come Christmas by Lesley Frost
  2. Poems of Justice by Thomas Curtis Clark
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  A Non-Com's Story (Review)
  James B. Wharton
  , p. 754
  God Have Mercy on Us!, by William T. Scanlon
  1. God Have Mercy on Us! by William T. Scanlon
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  One View of Art (Review)
  Joseph T. Shipley
  , p. 754
  Visions and Chimeras, by Prosser Hall Frye
  1. Visions and Chimeras by Prosser Hall Frye
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  Aldous Huxley on Living (Review)
  George E.G. Catlin
  , p. 755
  Do What You Will, by Aldous Huxley
  1. Do What You Will by Aldous Huxley
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  Gautama's Influence Today (Review)
  Shirley Jackson Case
  , p. 755
  Pilgrimage of Buddhism, by James B. Pratt
  1. Pilgrimage of Buddhism by James B. Pratt
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  America's "Empire" (Review)
  Royal J. Davis
  , p. 755
  The Imperial Dollar, by Hiram Motherwell
  1. The Imperial Dollar by Hiram Motherwell
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  Travel Briefs (4 Reviews) , p. 756
  The Road to Oregon, by William J. Ghent
  1. The Road to Oregon by William J. Ghent
  2. Down the World's Most Dangerous River by Clyde Eddy
  3. The White Betrayal by Hellmuth Unger
  4. Ends of the Earth by Roy Chapman Andrews
- Drama: So This Is Paris!
  Joseph Wood Krutch
  , pp. 756-759
- India and Dominion Status, p. 760
- Contributors to This Issue, pp. 761-762