June 23, 1941 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 839-842
- Don't Appease Japan!, p. 843
- The Nazi-Soviet Enigma, p. 844
- The New Lincoln, p. 845
- Will Conscripted Labor Work?
  Michael Straight
  , pp. 846-847
- Texas Kingfish
  Wayne Gard
  , pp. 848-849
- Why Britain Has No Labor Problem
  William Steele McCauley
  , pp. 850-851
- Design for Summer
  Judd Polk
  , p. 852
- Americana
  Van Wyck Brooks
  , pp. 853-854
- Wilderness Battleground
  Richard L. Neuberger
  , pp. 855-856
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 857
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  Fritz Lang and Company (Review)
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 858
  Man Hunt (1941 Film), by Fritz Lang
  1. Man Hunt (1941 Film) by Fritz Lang
- The Bandwagon, p. 859
- Correspondence, pp. 859-860
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  Ambigious Answers (Review)
  W.H. Auden
  , p. 861
  Darwin, Marx, and Wagner: Critique of a Heritage, by Jacques Barzun
  1. Darwin, Marx, and Wagner: Critique of a Heritage by Jacques Barzun
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  Finger Exercise (Review)
  Malcolm Cowley
  , p. 862
  The Transposed Heads, by Thomas Mann
  1. The Transposed Heads by Thomas Mann
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  Communism v. Common Sense (2 Reviews)
  Louis Fischer
  , p. 863
  A Faith to Fight For, by John Strachey
  1. A Faith to Fight For by John Strachey
  2. The Way Out by Earl Browder
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  Riches for a Quarter (Review)
  James Stern
  , p. 863
  New Writing in Europe, by John Lehmann
  1. New Writing in Europe by John Lehmann
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  Property and the Public (Review)
  Willmoore Kendall
  , p. 864
  Life, Liberty, and Property, by Alfred Winslow Jones
  1. Life, Liberty, and Property by Alfred Winslow Jones
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  Horatio on the Bridge (Review)
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 864
  The Captain from Connecticut, by C.S. Forester
  1. The Captain from Connecticut by C.S. Forester
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  Reply to Mr. Ickes (Review)
  Leonard Boudin
  , p. 865
  Bureaucracy Convicts Itself, by Alpheus Thomas Mason
  1. Bureaucracy Convicts Itself by Alpheus Thomas Mason
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  Report by the Scientists (Review)
  B.B.
  , p. 866
  New Worlds in Science, by Harold Ward
  1. New Worlds in Science by Harold Ward