ISSUE DATE: JANUARY 16, 1937; VOL. XV, No. 12

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COVER: FRANCIS YEATS-BROWN: "So much balderdash has been written about Hindu mysticism that it is a relief to encounter a thoroughly objective man who hunts facts and finds them. Yoga without the profit motive is a very different affair from the article that gets sold to `psychic' Park Avenue hostesses" . . . (See page 5). Photo: Ker-Seymner.

ARTICLES, REVIEWS, POEMS and other FEATURES:
ALLAN NEVINS: Peopling the American Past. "The Dictionary of American Biography" has been completed.
LEONARD BACON: Reviews "Lancer at Large", by Francis Yeats-Brown.
BASIL DAVENPORT: Reviews "Rose Deeprose", by Sheila Kaye-Smith.
JOHN M. S. ALLISON: Reviews "Napoleon's Nemesis", by Constantin de Grunwald.
RAYMOND J. SONTAG: Reviews "Why We Went ot War", by Newton D. Baker.
HOWARD MUMFORD JONES: Reviews "Art for Art's Sake", by Albert Guerard.
DUNCAN AIKMAN Reviews "American Agent", by Melvin Purvis.
PHILIP VAN DOREN STERN Reviews "Thomas De Quincy", by Edward Sackville West.
Art of the Night, by GEORGE JEAN NATHAN.
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The Bowling Green, by Christopher Morley. Purely Original: J. Gordon Coogler. [With photo]
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The Phoenix Nest, by William Rose Benet.
The Clearing House, by Amy Loveman.
Trade Winds, by P.E.G. Quercus.
Double Crostics.
Personals.

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