Summer 1934

Volume 10/3

James Truslow Adams’s “The Dilemma of Edmund Ruffin” Robert C. Binkley’s “The Twentieth Century Looks at Human Nature” Talbot Wegg’s “Preface to City Planning” Silas Bent’s “A Mirror for Editors” Stories by James Truslow Adams, Robert C. Binkley, Talbot Wegg, and Silas Bent Poetry by Robert P. Tristram Coffin, Daniel Whitehead Hicky, and Conrad Aiken

Summer 1934

Volume 10, Number 3

Criticism

CRITICISM / ISSUE: Summer 1934

Memorial Day

By Robert P. Tristram Coffin

CRITICISM / ISSUE: Summer 1934

Patrician and Patriot

By Cary Johnson

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Life, Literature, and Books

By Walter L. Myers

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

That Tree

By Katherine Anne Porter

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Changing Attitudes on the Orient

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Mumford Tilts at Windmills

By Scott Buchanan

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Two Poets in England

By John A. Holmes

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

The Dilemma of Edmund Ruffin

By James Truslow Adams

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

The Dickens Pot Boils

By Edward Wagenknecht

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

The Twentieth Century Looks at Human Nature

By Robert C. Binkley

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Rebels of ‘Seventy-Six

By Thomas Perkins Abernethy

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Preface to City Planning

By Talbot Wegg

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

More Johnson Than Franklin

By Phillips Russell

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

A Mirror for Editors

By Silas Bent

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

The Two Great Chams

By Dixon Wecter

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Hamilton and Jefferson Today

By Broadus Mitchell

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

The Faculty of Poets

By James Southall Wilson

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

The Whistler Stamp

By John Cournos

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

The Green-Room

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Joseph Conrad: Ten Years After

By Richard Curle

/ ISSUE: Summer 1934

Ad Interim

By Daniel Whitehead Hicky

Contributor Profiles

Conrad Aiken

Conrad Aiken (1869-1973) was born in Savannah, Georgia. He received the 1954 National Book Award in poetry for Collected Poems (Oxford University Press) and served as Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 1950 to 1952.