June 8, 1938 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 113-114
- Politics and the New Deal, p. 115
- Minimum Wages and Recovery, pp. 116-117
- Mr. Justice Black's First Year
  Walton Hamilton
  , pp. 118-121
- Mexican Bad Man
  Carleton Beals
  , pp. 122-123
- Hemingway Reports Spain
  Ernest Hemingway
  , pp. 124-126
- Shoot the Works
  Heywood Broun
  , p. 127
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 128
- Other People's Money
  John T. Flynn
  , p. 129
- Heartbreak Houses
  Stark Young
  , p. 130
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  Jack and a Giant-Killer (2 Reviews)
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 131
  Yellow Jack (1938 Film), by George B. Seitz
  1. Yellow Jack (1938 Film) by George B. Seitz
  2. The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938 Film) by Michael Curtiz and William Keighley
- The Bandwagon, p. 132
- Correspondence, pp. 132-134
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  Adamic Omnibus (Review)
  Malcolm Cowley
  , p. 135
  My America, 1928-1938, by Louis Adamic
  1. My America, 1928-1938 by Louis Adamic
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  Have You Heard the Music? (Review)
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 136
  Young Man with a Horn, by Dorothy Baker
  1. Young Man with a Horn by Dorothy Baker
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  Inside Japan (Review)
  Nathaniel Peffer
  , p. 137
  Japan in Transition, by Emil Lederer and Emy Lederer-Seidler
  1. Japan in Transition by Emil Lederer and Emy Lederer-Seidler
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  Fabius Maximus (Review)
  Eugene V. Rostow
  , p. 137
  Socialism Versus Capitalism, by A.C. Pigou
  1. Socialism Versus Capitalism by A.C. Pigou
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  The System Builders (Review)
  Edgar Johnson
  , p. 138
  Architects of Ideas, by Ernest R. Trattner
  1. Architects of Ideas by Ernest R. Trattner
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  The Paradox of Blake (Review)
  Alfred Kazin
  , p. 138
  William Blake's Circle of Destiny, by Milton O. Percival and William Blake
  1. William Blake's Circle of Destiny by Milton O. Percival and William Blake
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  Royal Dutchman (Review)
  Quincy Howe
  , p. 139
  The Most Powerful Man in the World, by Glyn Roberts
  1. The Most Powerful Man in the World by Glyn Roberts
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  New Books: A Reader's List (9 Reviews) , pp. 139-140
  The Ayes Have It, by A.P. Herbert
  1. The Ayes Have It by A.P. Herbert
  2. Tarnished Warrior by James Ripley Jacobs
  3. Seven Shifts by Jack Common
  4. Morley's Magnum by Christopher Morley
  5. Postscript to Adventure by Ralph Connor
  6. Man, the Slave and Master by Mark Graubard
  7. The Thought-Reading Machine by Andre Maurois
  8. The Canadians: The Story of a People by George M. Wrong
  9. Pope Pius XI and World Peace by William Lord Clonmore