October 11, 1933 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 223-225
- More and Better Strikes, p. 226
- The United Front aginst War, p. 227
- The Leipzig Trial: First Phase, pp. 228-229
- Good News from Russia
  Maxwell S. Stewart
  , pp. 230-232
- Gastonia: Outpost of Recovery?
  George Libaire
  , pp. 233-234
- A Defense of Poetry
  Horace Gregory
  , pp. 235-238
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 239
- Other People's Money
  John T. Flynn
  , p. 240
- First Fruits
  Stark Young
  , p. 241
- Labor and the N.R.A., p. 242
- A Communication
  Lewis Mumford
  , p. 243
- Correspondence, pp. 244-245
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  27 rue de Fleurus (Review)
  Edmund Wilson
  , p. 246
  The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas, by Gertrude Stein
  1. The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas by Gertrude Stein
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  The Peace to End Peace (Review)
  Griffin Barry
  , p. 247
  Peacemaking, 1919, by Harold G. Nicolson
  1. Peacemaking, 1919 by Harold G. Nicolson
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  Middle Class Millennium (Review)
  Marquis W. Childs
  , p. 248
  The Shape of Things to Come, by H.G. Wells
  1. The Shape of Things to Come by H.G. Wells
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  This Age of Pamphleteers (7 Reviews)
  Lewis Mumford
  , p. 249
  The Promise of Power, by Stuart Chase
  1. The Promise of Power by Stuart Chase
  2. A Call to the Teachers of the Nation
  3. The Farmer Is Doomed by Louis M. Hacker
  4. Instead of Dictatorship by Henry Hazlitt
  5. Nazi Culture by Matthew Josephson
  6. A New Social Order by Walter Lippmann
  7. Work Camps for America by Osgood Nichols and Comstock Glaser
- To My Book
  Isidor Schneider
  , p. 250
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  A Lesson for Chicago (Review)
  Robert Morss Lovett
  , p. 250
  The Tale of Chicago, by Edgar Lee Masters
  1. The Tale of Chicago by Edgar Lee Masters
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  The New Freedom and the New Deal (Review)
  Max Lerner
  , p. 251
  The New Freedom, by Woodrow Wilson
  1. The New Freedom by Woodrow Wilson
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  John Harvard, Jr. (Review)
  F. Vinton Lindley
  , p. 252
  Not to Eat, Not for Love, by George Anthony Weller
  1. Not to Eat, Not for Love by George Anthony Weller
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  Kings in Exile (Review)
  Edna Kenton
  , p. 252
  Beaver, Kings and Cabins, by Constance Lindsay Skinner
  1. Beaver, Kings and Cabins by Constance Lindsay Skinner
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  Navaho Boy (Review)
  Mary Austin
  , p. 253
  Dark Circle of Branches, by Laura Adams Armer
  1. Dark Circle of Branches by Laura Adams Armer
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  The Gibson Girl's Man (Review)
  George Libraire
  , p. 253
  Richard Harding Davis: His Day, by Fairfax Downey
  1. Richard Harding Davis: His Day by Fairfax Downey
- Ring
  F. Scott Fitzgerald
  , p. 254
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  Documenting the Obvious (Review)
  James Rorty
  , p. 255
  Our Movie Made Children, by Henry James Forman
  1. Our Movie Made Children by Henry James Forman
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  Stony Broke (Review)
  James T. Farrell
  , p. 256
  Down and Out in Paris and London, by George Orwell
  1. Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell
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  Book Notes (9 Reviews) , pp. 257-259
  Form in Modern Poetry, by Herbert Read
  1. Form in Modern Poetry by Herbert Read
  2. The Heart of Emerson's Essays by Bliss Perry and Ralph Waldo Emerson
  3. Pull Devil, Pull Baker by Stella Benson and Count Nicolas de Toulouse Lautrec de Savine, K.M., ...
  4. Economic Reconstruction Legislation of 1933
  5. Toward a United Front by Leon Samson
  6. The Christian Renaissance by G. Wilson Knight
  7. The Meaning of Right and Wrong by Richard C. Cabot
  8. The Delicate Fire by Naomi Mitchison
  9. Gipsy Wagon by Sheila Kaye-Smith
- Some Fall Books Not Yet Reviewed, pp. 260-262