June 30, 1926 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 150-153
- The Pennsylvania Idea, pp. 154-155
- The Russian Giant Stirs, pp. 156-157
- The All-Star Literary Vaudeville, pp. 158-162
- William James in Nineteen Twenty-Six
  John Dewey
  , pp. 163-164
- The Child as Artist
  Lewis Mumford
  , pp. 165-166
- Forest
  Raymond Holden
  , p. 167
- Metropolitan Blues
  Stark Young
  , p. 167
- American Ballads and Their Collectors
  Edmund Wilson
  , pp. 168-169
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 170
- An Evangelist Drowns
  Upton Sinclair
  , p. 171
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  A Poetry of Ideas (Review)
  Allen Tate
  , p. 172
  Poems: 1909-1925, by T.S. Eliot
  1. Poems: 1909-1925 by T.S. Eliot
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  The Popular Stage of Japan (Review)
  Elsie Weil
  , p. 173
  Kabuki: The Popular Stage of Japan, by Zoe Kincaid
  1. Kabuki: The Popular Stage of Japan by Zoe Kincaid
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  Religion as Method (2 Reviews)
  H.C.
  , pp. 174-176
  Religious Experience and Scientific Method, by Henry Nelson Wieman
  1. Religious Experience and Scientific Method by Henry Nelson Wieman
  2. The Survival Value of Christianity by John Moffatt Mecklin
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  Deep Sea Plunderings (2 Reviews)
  William McFee
  , p. 177
  Vignettes of the Sea, by Felix Riesenberg
  1. Vignettes of the Sea by Felix Riesenberg
  2. The Lure of the Sea by Frank Harold Lee
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  The Aftermath of War (2 Reviews)
  Robert Morss Lovett
  , p. 178
  A History of the United States Since the Civil War, by Ellis Paxson Oberholtzer
  1. A History of the United States Since the Civil War by Ellis Paxson Oberholtzer
  2. The Dreadful Decade by Don C. Seitz
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  How the Other Half Sings (Review)
  S.Y.
  , p. 179
  After the Ball: Forty Years of Melody, by Charles K. Harris
  1. After the Ball: Forty Years of Melody by Charles K. Harris
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  --- by Dorothy Bacon Woolsey (6 Reviews) , pp. 180-181
  1. Women: An Inquiry by William Muir
  2. My New York by Mabel Osgood Wright
  3. Growing Up with a City by Louise de Koven Bowen
  4. Some American Ladies by Meade Minnigerode
  5. Madame de Pompadour by Marcelle Tinayre
  6. Peter Pantheism by Robert Haven Schauffler
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  Review Peter Pantheism, by Robert Haven Schauffler (Review)
  Dorothy Bacon Woolsey
  , pp. 182-183
  1. Peter Pantheism by Robert Haven Schauffler