January 23, 1929 Issue, THE NATION

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- Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 91-93
- Cruisers and Free Seas, p. 94
- Ask Mr. Mellon , p. 95
- Henry Arthur Jones , p. 95
- Genius and Music , p. 96
- It Seems To Heywood Broun
  Heywood Broun
  , p. 97
- Witches Win in York
  Dudley Nichols
  , pp. 98-99
- Tips from the Mayflower
  Paul Y. Anderson
  , pp. 100-101
- Wall Street and the Federal Reserve
  Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
  , pp. 102-103
- In the Driftway
  The Drifter
  , p. 104
- Correspondence, p. 105
- The Street
  Hal Saunders White
  , p. 106
- Portrait of a Sea Captain
  Thomas Caldecot Chubb
  , p. 106
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  This Week: Sacred Lunatics (Review)
  Freda Kirchwey
  , p. 106
  Do We Agree?, by Hilaire Belloc, G.K. Chesterton, and Bernard Shaw, ...
  1. Do We Agree? by Hilaire Belloc, G.K. Chesterton, and Bernard Shaw, ...
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  More Personalities (4 Reviews)
  Oswald Garrison Villard
  , p. 107
  Masks in a Pageant, by William Allen White
  1. Masks in a Pageant by William Allen White
  2. Big Frogs by Henry F. Pringle
  3. The "Also Rans" by Don C. Seitz
  4. Strange Bedfellows by Silas Bent
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  Democracy and Emotion (Review)
  Bertrand Russell
  , p. 108
  Emotion as the Basis of Civilization, by John H. Denison
  1. Emotion as the Basis of Civilization by John H. Denison
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  Sport---Done to Death (Review)
  Stuart Chase
  , pp. 108-109
  Sports: Heroics and Hysterics, by John R. Tunis
  1. Sports: Heroics and Hysterics by John R. Tunis
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  North of Eden (2 Reviews)
  Mark Van Doren
  , p. 110
  West-Running Brook, by Robert Frost
  1. West-Running Brook by Robert Frost
  2. Selected Poems by Robert Frost
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  Red Rubbish (Review)
  Ernest Gruening
  , p. 110
  Red Mexico, by Francis McCullagh
  1. Red Mexico by Francis McCullagh
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  Novels in Brief (6 Reviews)
  A.B.P.
  , p. 111
  Ida Brandt, by Herman Bang
  1. Ida Brandt by Herman Bang
  2. We Forget Because We Must by W.B. Maxwell
  3. Black Sadie by T. Bowyer Campbell
  4. Money of Her Own by Margaret Culkin Banning
  5. Black Country by Bruce Beddow
  6. With Malice Toward None by Honore Willsie Morrow
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  Other Briefs (4 Reviews) , pp. 112-113
  Armenia and the Near East, by Fridtjof Nansen
  1. Armenia and the Near East by Fridtjof Nansen
  2. Collected Poems by Richard Aldington
  3. How the Old Woman Got Home by M.P. Shiel
  4. The Saga of Cap'n John Smith by Christopher Ward
- Drama: The Kiss to Common Sense
  Joseph Wood Krutch
  , pp. 114-115
- Justice to Filipinos
  Vicente G. Bunuan
  , pp. 116-118