October 1951 Issue, THE HARPERS MONTHLY

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  1. [+]
    January 1951 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-14
    2. Letters, pp. 15-22
    3. The Mumble in the Voice of America by William H. Wells, pp. 23-27
    4. Stalin's Target for Tomorrow by Romney Wheeler, pp. 28-33
    5. Cyclists' Raid by Frank Rooney, pp. 34-44
    6. Grandma and the Hindu Monk by Seymour Freedgood, pp. 45-54
    7. The Blue Grotto by Lloyd Frankenberg, p. 55
    8. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 56-60
    9. What Goes Up the Chimney by Robert L. Heilbroner, pp. 61-69
    10. The Sun and the Stars by Fred Hoyle, pp. 70-76
    11. Cold Weather Suggestion, p. 77
    12. Home by Kay Boyle, pp. 78-82
    13. Vincent Van Gogh by William Jay Smith, p. 83
    14. Lodging in Trinity Lane by Vladimir Nabokov, pp. 84-91
    15. Yankee Salesmen in King George's Court by Philip Salisbury, pp. 92-99
    16. The Harrowing by E.A. Muir, p. 100
    17. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 101-104
    18. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 105-109 - 6 Reviews
      1. The Hinge of Fate by Winston S. Churchill
      2. Caught by Henry Green
      3. The Hell Bomb by William L. Laurence
      4. The Traitor by William L. Shirer
      5. The Maugham Reader by W. Somerset Maugham
      6. Stephen Crane by John Berryman
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      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 110-114 - 10 Reviews
      1. Professor Fodorski by Robert Lewis Taylor
      2. A Diary of Love by Maude Hutchins
      3. Randall and the River of Time by C.S. Forester
      4. Return to the Beach by Margaret Shedd
      5. Operation Cicero by Ludwig Carl Moyzisch
      6. The Blue and the Gray by Henry Steele Commager
      7. The Land of Little Rain by Mary Austin
      8. Classics and Commercials by Edmund Wilson
      9. The Art of Courageous Living by John A. O'Brien
      10. Faith Can Master Fear by G. Ernest Thomas
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    February 1951 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-17
    2. Letters, pp. 18-26
    3. Roosevelt and the Far East by Sumner Welles, pp. 27-37
    4. He Will Write Letters---, p. 38
    5. The Middle Class, Alas! by C. Hartley Grattan, pp. 39-46
    6. Inseparables by Polly Boyden, p. 47
    7. Interlude by Arthur Koestler, pp. 48-53
    8. How to Recognize a Communist, p. 54
    9. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 55-58
    10. Confessions of a Jamboree Scoutmaster by R.E. Cochran, pp. 59-66
    11. Remembered Gaiety by Mark Van Doren, p. 67
    12. The Origin and Fate of the Stars by Fred Hoyle, pp. 68-78
    13. The Traveler by Wallace Stegner, pp. 79-83
    14. Yesterday vs. Today, p. 84
    15. Is There Too Much Advertising? by Otto Kleppner, pp. 85-91
    16. Parents, Beare by Alexander Laing, p. 92
    17. The Men Who Run England by E.M. Hugh-Jones, pp. 93-101
    18. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 102-105
    19. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 106-109 - 9 Reviews
      1. The Far Side of Paradise by Arthur Mizener
      2. FDR: A Pictorial Biography by Stefan Lorant
      3. FDR: His Personal Letters by Elliott Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt
      4. The Witch Diggers by Jessamyn West
      5. H.L. Mencken: Disturber of the Peace by William Manchester
      6. Point of Honor by Mortimer R. Kadish
      7. Policy for the West by Barbara Ward
      8. The Loyalty of Free Men by Alan Barth
      9. Natural Selection of Political Forces by Adolf A. Berle, Jr.
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      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 110-114 - 6 Reviews
      1. The Loved and Envied by Enid Bagnold
      2. Rivers Parting by Shirley Barker
      3. The Scarlet Sword by H.E. Bates
      4. Quorum by Phyllis Bentley
      5. Tito and Goliath by Hamilton Fish Armstrong
      6. Family Reunion by Ogden Nash
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    March 1951 Issue = 24 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-18
    2. Letters, pp. 19-22
    3. The Crusade Against Acheson by Elmer Davis, pp. 23-28
    4. The Good Old Days, p. 29
    5. Exempt the Bright Boys? by Gerald W. Johnson, pp. 30-32
    6. An Oak Leaf Fell by Thomas Hornsby Ferril, p. 33
    7. Those Viral Diseases by Howard A. Howe, pp. 34-37
    8. Lafayette Ou Sommes Nous?, p. 38
    9. Monte Saint Angelo by Arthur Miller, pp. 39-47
    10. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 48-51
    11. Korean Diary by Martin Flavin, pp. 52-58
    12. Absolute Weapon, p. 59
    13. It's All Right Now by Victoria Lincoln, pp. 60-63
    14. Where the Earth Came From by Fred Hoyle, pp. 64-68
    15. An Old Story, p. 69
    16. Roosevelt and the Far East, Part II by Sumner Welles, pp. 70-79
    17. Nocturne by Paul Mills, p. 80
    18. The Searchers by Susan Kuehn, pp. 81-89
    19. Free Press vs. Fair Trail by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley, pp. 90-95
    20. Note on "An Old Story", p. 96
    21. The Postman Knows the Answer by Josh M. Drake, Jr., pp. 97-98
    22. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 99-102
    23. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 103-107 - 7 Reviews
      1. The Age of Longing by Arthur Koestler
      2. The Disappearance by Philip Wylie
      3. From Here to Eternity by James Jones
      4. Operation Heartbreak by Duff Cooper
      5. Our Spoons Came from Woolworths by Barbara Comyns
      6. Mr. Byculla by Eric Linklater
      7. The Eyes of Discovery by John Bakeless
    24. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 108-114 - 9 Reviews
      1. A Breath of Air by Rumer Godden
      2. A Kindred Spirit by Richard Sherman
      3. The Thirteen Clocks by James Thurber
      4. The Image of a Drawn Sword by Jocelyn Brooke
      5. Into Thin Air by Warren Beck
      6. The Grotto by Grace Zaring Stone
      7. Finistere by Fritz Peters
      8. My Six Convicts by Donald Powell Wilson
      9. Henry Gross and His Dowsing Rod by Kenneth Lewis Roberts
  4. [+]
    April 1951 Issue = 21 Articles
    1. Personal and Otherwise, pp. 6-19
    2. Letters, pp. 20-28
    3. Who Votes Isolationist and Why by Samuel Lubell, pp. 29-36
    4. Can We Vaccinate Against Polio? by Howard A. Howe, M.D., pp. 37-42
    5. Gaudy to Drab to Gaudy by Douglas Gorsline and Russell Lynes, pp. 43-48
    6. The Inconspicuous Mr. Finletter by Albert Douglas, pp. 49-55
    7. "Entertainment in the Parlor at 8:30" by Babette Deutsch, p. 56
    8. Aufwiedersehen Abend by Kay Boyle, pp. 57-67
    9. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 68-71
    10. Rhyme or Reason by Peter DeVries, pp. 72-73
    11. Getting Right with Lincoln by David Donald, pp. 74-79
    12. Aide Memoire to Certain Foreign Offices, p. 80
    13. The Expanding Universe by Fred Hoyle, pp. 81-91
    14. Time of Turbulence, p. 92
    15. Tale for a Deaf Ear by Elizabeth Enright, pp. 93-96
    16. Must We Pay More for Everything? by E.A. Goldenweiser, pp. 97-103
    17. Storm Warnings by Adrienne Cecile Rich, p. 104
    18. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 105-108
    19. New Twilight on Old Gods by David McCord, p. 109
    20. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 110-113 - 15 Reviews
      1. Rock Wagram by William Saroyan
      2. Notes on a Horse Thief by William Faulkner
      3. World So Wide by Sinclair Lewis
      4. Science and Common Sense by James Bryant Conant
      5. Neither Five Nor Three by Helen MacInnes
      6. His Eye is on the Sparrow by Ethel Waters and Charles Samuels
      7. The World of Willa Cather by Mildred R. Bennett
      8. Willa Cather: A Critical Introduction by David Daiches
      9. Croce, the King and the Allies by Benedetto Croce
      10. Conjugal Love by Alberto Moravia
      11. Darkness and Day by I. Compton-Burnett
      12. My First Eighty-Three Years in America by James W. Gerard
      13. Richard Hillary by Lovat Dickson
      14. Introduction to Poetry by Mark Van Doren
      15. Taming of the Arts by Juri Jelagin
    21. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 114-122 - 10 Reviews
      1. Strait and Narrow by Geoffrey Cotterell
      2. A Game of Hide-and-Seek by Elizabeth Taylor
      3. The Dividing of Time by Elizabeth Sewell
      4. Poor Cousin Evelyn by James Yaffe
      5. Morning Journey by James Hilton
      6. My Patients Were Zulus by James B. McCord, M.D. and John Scott Douglas
      7. The Vicious Circle by Margaret Case Harriman
      8. Battle Submerged by Harley Francis Cope and Walter Karig
      9. Sink 'Em All by Charles A. Lockwood
      10. A Man Gets Around by John McNulty
  5. [+]
    May 1951 Issue = 21 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-21
    2. Letters, pp. 22-28
    3. Why We Irritate Our Allies by James Reston, pp. 29-34
    4. The British Disagree with Us by Ernest Borneman, pp. 35-42
    5. People Leave Skulls with Me by Loren C. Eiseley, pp. 43-49
    6. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 50-53
    7. Can Science Make Sense? by Joseph H. Spigelman, pp. 54-59
    8. Seer by Rolfe Humphries, p. 60
    9. Jasper by Emma Smith, pp. 61-63
    10. Thin Partitions by James Michie, p. 64
    11. The Festival Year by Paul Moor, pp. 65-69
    12. What Is Maturity? by Carl Binger, M.D., pp. 70-77
    13. Even Pure Women Do It, p. 78
    14. The German Booby Trap by John Fischer, pp. 79-82
    15. Bush Boy, Poor Boy by James Aldridge, pp. 83-91
    16. Mrs. Mac of Barnard by Anne L. Goodman, pp. 92-100
    17. Fame, Fame, Fame by Leonard Lyons, pp. 101-104
    18. Night-Music by Clellon Holmes, p. 105
    19. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 106-109
    20. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 110-114 - 16 Reviews
      1. After the Lost Generation by John W. Aldridge
      2. Return to Paradise by James A. Michener
      3. Hangsaman by Shirley Jackson
      4. Peace Can Be Won by Paul G. Hoffman
      5. The Burned Bramble by Manes Sperber
      6. Russian Purge and the Extraction of Confession by Frederick Beck and William Godin
      7. The Letters of Theodore Roosevelt, Vol. I by Elting E. Morison and Theodore Roosevelt
      8. The Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald by Malcolm Cowley and F. Scott Fitzgerald
      9. At Swim-Two-Birds by Flann O'Brien
      10. Festival by J.B. Priestley
      11. Farm Wanted by Helen Train Hilles
      12. The Weekend Gardener by Dorothy H. Jenkins
      13. A First Book of Tree Identification by Matilda Rogers
      14. How to Get It from the Government by Stacy V. Jones
      15. Tale of a Foolish Farmer by George Sessions Perry
      16. A Practical Guide for the Beginning Farmer by Herbert Austin Jacobs
    21. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 115-122 - 7 Reviews
      1. The Nice American by Gerald Sykes
      2. Judgment on Deltchev by Eric Ambler
      3. The Hill of Fortune by Robert Wernick
      4. The Loved and the Lost by Morley Callaghan
      5. Florence Nightingale, 1820-1910 by Cecil Woodham-Smith
      6. Charlie Chaplin by Theodore Huff
      7. Terror in the Streets by Howard Whitman
  6. [+]
    June 1951 Issue = 23 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-17
    2. Letters, pp. 18-28
    3. Mr. Truman's Portfolio by John Fischer, pp. 29-35
    4. Citizen and Soldier, p. 36
    5. So They're Re-doing the Post Office by C. Lester Walker, pp. 37-44
    6. Three Wishes for a Yearling by Robert Brittain, p. 45
    7. Sawing the Lady in Half by Nigel Balchin, pp. 46-49
    8. Memory Lesson by Hortense Flexner, p. 50
    9. Velikovsky and His Critics by Immanuel Velikovsky, pp. 51-56
    10. Disciplines in Collison by John Q. Stewart, pp. 57-62
    11. Answer to Professor Stewart by Immanuel Velikovsky, pp. 63-66
    12. [+]
      The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 67-70 - 1 Review
      1. From Here to Eternity by James Jones
    13. Myths and the Movies by Arthur L. Mayer, pp. 71-76
    14. Cafard by Sylvia Stallings, p. 77
    15. What the Russians Need for War by Randolph Leigh, pp. 78-81
    16. Salute by Georgie Starbuck Galbraith, p. 82
    17. Windfall for Whitford by Lowry Charles Wimberly, pp. 83-89
    18. Big Business Manager: Eugene Holman by C. Hartley Grattan, pp. 90-97
    19. The Symbols of Enterprise, p. 98
    20. How the Korea Decision Was Made by Albert L. Warner, pp. 99-106
    21. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 107-110
    22. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 111-115 - 13 Reviews
      1. Barbary Shore by Norman Mailer
      2. The Ballad of the Sad Cafe by Carson McCullers
      3. A King's Story by Edward Windsor
      4. Man and Boy by Wright Morris
      5. Once Around the Sun by Brooks Atkinson
      6. The Later Ego by James Agate
      7. Collector's Progress by W.S. Lewis
      8. This Happened in Pasadena by David Hulburd
      9. The History of the World in Three Hundred Pages by Rene Sedillot
      10. A Flier's World by Wolfgang Langewiesche
      11. Henry James by F.W. Dupee
      12. A Mouse Is Born by Anita Loos
      13. The Collected Poems of W. B. Yeats by W.B. Yeats
    23. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 116-122 - 9 Reviews
      1. Rain on the Wind by Walter Macken
      2. Each Man's Son by Hugh MacLennan
      3. The Proper Gods by Virginia Sorensen
      4. Thirty Years with G.B.S. by Blanche E. Patch
      5. We Barrymores by Lionel Barrymore and Cameron Shipp
      6. Mary Garden's Story by Mary Garden and Louis L. Biancolli
      7. Parole Chief by David Dressler
      8. Thicker'n Thieves by Charles Stoker
      9. True Tales from the Annals of Crime and Rascality by St. Clair McKelway
  7. [+]
    July 1951 Issue = 21 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-17
    2. Letters, pp. 18-20
    3. The Story of Douglas MacArthur by Richard H. Rovere and Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., ..., pp. 21-35
    4. My Daughter Married a Negro by Anonymous, pp. 36-39
    5. And the Argument Still Goes On, p. 40
    6. Weekend Camping by John Perry, pp. 41-47
    7. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 48-51
    8. Nobody Say a Word by Mark Van Doren, pp. 52-53
    9. For One Away by Hortense Flexner, p. 54
    10. The Child Reservoir of the South by Mary Heaton Vorse, pp. 55-61
    11. Dowsing Is Nonsense by Thomas M. Riddick, pp. 62-68
    12. The Living Rock by Elizabeth Sewell, pp. 69-75
    13. What Eisenhower Is Up Against by George Fielding Eliot, pp. 76-83
    14. Caveat to the General, p. 84
    15. Where Do These Bright Ideas Come From? by Lancelot Law Whyte, pp. 85-88
    16. Russia at the Crystal Palace---1851, p. 89
    17. The Case of the Radioactive Snail by Bruce Bliven, pp. 90-92
    18. Homo Sapiens by Garman Harbottle, p. 93
    19. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 94-97
    20. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 98-101 - 9 Reviews
      1. A Soldier's Story by Omar N. Bradley
      2. Independent Member by A.P. Herbert
      3. The General Who Marched to Hell by Earl Schenck Miers
      4. The Troubled Air by Irwin Shaw
      5. Umberto's Circus by Eduard Bass
      6. Exile's Return by Malcolm Cowley
      7. Literary Frontiers by J. Donald Adams
      8. The Literature of the American People by Arthur Hobson Quinn
      9. A Dictionary of Americanisms on Historical Principles by Mitford M. Mathews
    21. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 102-106 - 6 Reviews
      1. Pray Love, Remember by Stephen Wendt
      2. The Autumn Garden by Lillian Hellman
      3. The Enchanted by Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth
      4. A Rough Shoot by Geoffrey Household
      5. Inuk by Roger Buliard
      6. World Within World by Stephen Spender
  8. [+]
    August 1951 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-13
    2. Letters, pp. 14-20
    3. Our Army in Korea---The Best Yet by S.L.A. Marshall, pp. 21-27
    4. On Weekend Guests by Russell Lynes, pp. 28-35
    5. I'll Call You Eager by Glen Haley, pp. 36-47
    6. The Shambles Around the War Plant by Richardson Wood, pp. 48-53
    7. Living High on a Low Income by Katharine Crosby Macinnis, pp. 54-58
    8. The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto, pp. 59-62
    9. The Emerging Hyphen by Johan J. Smertenko, pp. 63-70
    10. Cause Has No Name by Hortense Flexner, p. 71
    11. To Know the Country by Stephen Becker, pp. 72-75
    12. Plus Ca Change, p. 76
    13. Was D-Day a Mistake? by Gordon Harrison, pp. 77-80
    14. On the Difficulty of Recognizing the Loved One by Walter A. Kilrain, p. 81
    15. Conversation with Shilendra by Martin Flavin, pp. 82-87
    16. Electronics and Human Beings by E.W. Leaver and J.J. Brown, pp. 88-93
    17. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 94-97
    18. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 98-101 - 12 Reviews
      1. The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
      2. The Cruel Sea by Nicholas Monsarrat
      3. The Sea Around Us by Rachel L. Carson
      4. The England of Elizabeth by A.L. Rowse
      5. The Age of Elegance, 1812-1822 by Arthur Bryant
      6. Fight Against Fears by Lucy Freeman
      7. The Watch by Carlo Levi
      8. Florence by Edmond-Rene Labande
      9. Florentine Drawings, XIV-XVII Centuries by Andre Chastel
      10. Crime in America by Estes Kefauver
      11. The Oxford Companion to the Theatre by Phyllis Hartnoll
      12. The Roosevelt Treasury by James N. Rosenau
    19. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 102-106 - 9 Reviews
      1. The Daughter by Arthur Markowitz
      2. Return in December by Cora Jarrett
      3. The Dead Seagull by George Barker
      4. The Guests of Summer by Hilde Abel
      5. Little Men, Big World by W.R. Burnett
      6. Night at the Vulcan by Ngaio Marsh
      7. The Loneliest Girl in the World by Kenneth Fearing
      8. Red Blizzard by Clay Fisher
      9. Nature's Ways by Roy Chapman Andrews
  9. [+]
    September 1951 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-13
    2. Letters, pp. 14-22
    3. Spain Against Franco by Jean Marabini, pp. 23-30
    4. Soul and Circumstance by Mark Van Doren, p. 31
    5. Our National Need: Savings by Beardsley Ruml, pp. 32-33
    6. Monkey in the Street by John Rolfe, p. 34
    7. The Gulf South at Mid-Morning by Eric Larrabee, pp. 35-42
    8. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 43-46
    9. The Persuasive Roger Baldwin by Oliver Jensen, pp. 47-55
    10. Cortisone and Plenty of It by Leonard Engel, pp. 56-62
    11. Beyond Recall by Joseph Stockwell, pp. 63-68
    12. Firsthand Report on Dowsing by Brooks Shepard, pp. 69-75
    13. Tortillas, Beans, and Bananas by James Rorty, pp. 76-80
    14. Digging in Baker Street by Ernest Borneman, pp. 81-83
    15. Night Riders of Northville by Hortense Calisher, pp. 84-91
    16. The Compensations of Deafness by Gerald W. Johnson, pp. 92-96
    17. A Special Occasion by Joyce Cary, pp. 97-98
    18. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 99-102
    19. [+]
      New Books by C. Hartley Grattan, pp. 103-107 - 11 Reviews
      1. Ten Great Economists: From Marx to Keynes by Joseph A. Schumpeter
      2. Defense Without Inflation by Albert Gailord Hart
      3. What's Ahead for American Business by Sumner H. Slichter
      4. Inflation in the United States, 1940-1948 by Lester V. Chandler
      5. Economics of National Security by George A. Lincoln, William Stone, and Thomas Harvey, ...
      6. Monetary Management by E. Sherman Adams
      7. United States Administration of Its International Economic Affairs by Wallace Judson Parks
      8. The Dollar Shortage by Charles P. Kindleberger
      9. Russia's Soviet Economy by Harry Schwartz
      10. The Bolshevik Revolution, 1917-1923 by E.H. Carr
      11. The Origins of Totalitarianism by Hannah Arendt
    20. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 108-114 - 7 Reviews
      1. The Face of Innocence by William Sansom
      2. A Time to Kill by Geoffrey Household
      3. The Limit by Ada Leverson
      4. The Anatomy of Happiness by Martin Gumpert
      5. White Man Returns by Agnes Newton Keith
      6. A Western Journal by Thomas Wolfe
      7. Frank Schoonmaker's Dictionary of Wines by Tom Marvel and Frank Schoonmaker
  10. [+]
    October 1951 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-19
    2. Letters, pp. 20-24
    3. Ended: Four Hundred Year Boom by Walter Prescott Webb, pp. 25-33
    4. The Socialist Devils of England by Robert L. Heilbroner, pp. 34-42
    5. I Remember the Jackpots by Charles P. Everitt, pp. 43-52
    6. Seventeen Storeys Down by Faith McNulty, pp. 53-57
    7. The Critics in the Aisle Seats by John Houseman, pp. 58-65
    8. And Now Twenty-Three Years Have Gone By, p. 66
    9. What Asia Wants by Edgar Ansel Mowrer, pp. 67-72
    10. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 73-76
    11. The Snowfield by Victoria Lincoln, pp. 77-86
    12. Recipe with Trimmings by Johan J. Smertenko, pp. 87-89
    13. Trial by Television by Allen T. Klots, pp. 90-93
    14. Starting from Manhattan by James Rorty, p. 94
    15. Who's Mispronouncing Now? by Norman Lewis, pp. 95-96
    16. Housing Shortage, p. 97
    17. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 98-100
    18. Key to Pronunciations on Page 97, p. 101
    19. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 102-107 - 9 Reviews
      1. Requiem for a Nun by William Faulkner
      2. Melville Goodwin, USA by John P. Marquand
      3. The Story of the New York Times, 1851-1951 by Meyer Berger
      4. Raymond of the Times by Francis Brown
      5. The Holy Sinner by Thomas Mann
      6. A Treasury of the Theatre by John Gassner
      7. Mr. Beluncle by V.S. Pritchett
      8. Party-Going by Henry Green
      9. The Melville Log by Jay Leyda
    20. [+]
      The Year in Poetry by Lloyd Frankenberg, pp. 108-114 - 8 Reviews
      1. Collected Poems by Marianne Moore
      2. The Collected Later Poems by William Carlos Williams
      3. Paterson, Book Four by William Carlos Williams
      4. Illegitimate Sonnets by Merrill Moore
      5. Family Reunion by Ogden Nash
      6. Nones by W.H. Auden
      7. The Mills of the Kavanaughs by Robert Lowell
      8. First Poems by James Merrill
  11. [+]
    November 1951 Issue = 20 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 8-23
    2. Letters, pp. 24-30
    3. The Trouble with Books Today by C. Hartley Grattan, pp. 31-36
    4. Red Blunders in Berlin by Martin Flavin, pp. 37-43
    5. How They Looked in 1905, p. 44
    6. Another Solution by Gilbert Highet, pp. 45-46
    7. Armored Division by David McCord, p. 47
    8. How to Tell a Modern House by Peter Blake and Robert Osborn, pp. 48-53
    9. The Smokejumpers by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 54-61
    10. Arnold, Fortas, Porter & Prosperity by Louis Cassels, pp. 62-69
    11. Age Past Anxiety by Irwin Edman, p. 70
    12. Windfalls of the Frontier by Walter Prescott Webb, pp. 71-77
    13. Highborn Kinsmen by Anne Goodwin Winslow, pp. 78-87
    14. Bull's Eye for Dulles by John R. Beal, pp. 88-94
    15. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 95-98
    16. The Millionth Frenchman by Laurence Lafore, pp. 99-105
    17. Some of the Boys a Little While Had Names by Thomas Hornsby Ferril, p. 106
    18. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 107-111
    19. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 112-119 - 12 Reviews
      1. The Forrestal Diaries by Walter Millis, E.S. Duffield, and James Forrestal, ...
      2. American Diplomacy, 1900-1950 by George F. Kennan
      3. Those Devils in Baggy Pants by Ross S. Carter
      4. The Celebrity by Laura Z. Hobson
      5. The Spellbound Village by Julia Truitt Yenni
      6. The End of the Affair by Graham Greene
      7. The Rejected Lovers by William Steig
      8. The Conduct of Life by Lewis Mumford
      9. Life in America by Marshall B. Davidson
      10. The Presidency by Stefan Lorant
      11. Mr. Lincoln's Contemporaries by Roy Meredith and Mathew B. Brady
      12. How to Get from January to December by Will Cuppy and Fred Feldkamp
    20. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 120-130 - 10 Reviews
      1. The Lost Sea by Jan de Hartog
      2. Lucy Carmichael by Margaret Kennedy
      3. The Grass Harp by Truman Capote
      4. A Way Through the Wood by Nigel Balchin
      5. The Blessing by Nancy Mitford
      6. The Strange Children by Caroline Gordon
      7. The Glittering Shores by Catherine Hubbell
      8. Fabia by Olive Higgins Prouty
      9. Schnozzola: The Story of Jimmy Durante by Gene Fowler
      10. Understanding Your Son's Adolescence by J. Roswell Gallagher
  12. [+]
    December 1951 Issue = 21 Articles
    1. Personal & Otherwise, pp. 6-19
    2. Letters, pp. 20-24
    3. The Fabulous Ford Foundation by Robert L. Heilbroner, pp. 25-31
    4. An Address for All Occasions, p. 32
    5. North to Find Iron, Part I by John Bartlow Martin, pp. 33-43
    6. The Easy Chair by Bernard DeVoto, pp. 44-47
    7. The Black Mollies by Sloan Wilson, pp. 48-56
    8. The Two-Income Family by Nancy Barr Mavity, pp. 57-62
    9. The Assuagers by Katharine Strelsky, p. 63
    10. Success Story from Sardinia by Paul E. Deutschman, pp. 64-70
    11. The Great Deeps by Loren C. Eiseley, pp. 71-75
    12. After Point 4---What?, p. 76
    13. Front Wheels Gone, All Wheels Gone by Don Morris, pp. 77-78
    14. The Old People by Laurence Farmer, M.D., pp. 79-82
    15. The Man from the Soviet Zone by Martin Flavin, pp. 83-88
    16. All Souls by Claire Nicolas, p. 89
    17. A Kind Word for the Cave Man by Michael Fry, pp. 90-93
    18. After Hours by "Mr. Harper", pp. 94-97
    19. [+]
      New Books by Charles Poore, pp. 98-105 - 15 Reviews
      1. Closing the Ring by Winston S. Churchill
      2. Hitler's Interpreter by Paul Schmidt and R.H.C. Steed
      3. The Struggle for Survival by Eliot Janeway
      4. A Foreign Policy for Americans by Robert A. Taft
      5. General MacArthur and President Truman by Richard H. Rovere and Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., ...
      6. Under Whatever Sky by Irwin Edman
      7. The Modern Novel in America, 1900-1950 by Frederick J. Hoffman
      8. The Farmers Hotel by John O'Hara
      9. Show Biz: From Vaude to Video by Abel Green and Joe Laurie, Jr.
      10. The Hour by Bernard DeVoto
      11. Guests, or How to Survive Hospitality by Russell Lynes
      12. Ross and the New Yorker by Dale Kramer
      13. The New Yorker Twenty-Fifty Anniversary Album, 1925-1950
      14. Life's Picture History of Western Man by The Editors
      15. Strange Lands and Friendly People by William O. Douglas
    20. The Child's World by Elizabeth Enright, pp. 106-109
    21. [+]
      Books in Brief by Katherine Gauss Jackson, pp. 110-114 - 9 Reviews
      1. Tracy's Tiger by William Saroyan
      2. Out from Eden by Victoria Lincoln
      3. A Voyage to Windward by J.C. Furnas
      4. The Art of Being a Woman by Amabel Williams-Ellis
      5. A Time to Remember by Lloyd C. Douglas
      6. In the Absence of Angels by Hortense Calisher
      7. The Best Humor Annual by Louis Untermeyer and Ralph E. Shikes
      8. Master Plan U.S.A. by John Fischer
      9. The Adventures of a Treasure Hunter by Charles P. Everitt
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4. [+]
  Issues of 1953 = 12 Issues, 259 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1954 = 12 Issues, 251 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1955 = 12 Issues, 229 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1956 = 12 Issues, 234 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1957 = 12 Issues, 236 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1958 = 12 Issues, 247 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1959 = 11 Issues, 257 Articles
[+]
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1. [+]
  Issues of 1960 = 12 Issues, 262 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1961 = 12 Issues, 273 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1962 = 12 Issues, 260 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1963 = 12 Issues, 241 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1964 = 12 Issues, 274 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1965 = 12 Issues, 325 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1966 = 12 Issues, 273 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1967 = 12 Issues, 269 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1968 = 12 Issues, 228 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1969 = 12 Issues, 248 Articles
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Issues of the 1970s = 10 Years, 114 Issues, 2,355 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1970 = 12 Issues, 221 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1971 = 12 Issues, 238 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1972 = 12 Issues, 222 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1973 = 12 Issues, 318 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1974 = 12 Issues, 274 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1975 = 12 Issues, 256 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1976 = 6 Issues, 123 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1977 = 12 Issues, 226 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1978 = 12 Issues, 234 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1979 = 12 Issues, 243 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1980s = 10 Years, 119 Issues, 2,472 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1980 = 11 Issues, 219 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1981 = 12 Issues, 231 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1982 = 12 Issues, 190 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1983 = 12 Issues, 211 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1984 = 12 Issues, 298 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1985 = 12 Issues, 255 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1986 = 12 Issues, 294 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1987 = 12 Issues, 263 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1988 = 12 Issues, 260 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1989 = 12 Issues, 251 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 1990s = 10 Years, 109 Issues, 2,094 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 1990 = 11 Issues, 220 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1991 = 8 Issues, 151 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1992 = 12 Issues, 255 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1993 = 9 Issues, 183 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 1994 = 11 Issues, 224 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1995 = 12 Issues, 221 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 1996 = 12 Issues, 227 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 1997 = 12 Issues, 213 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 1998 = 10 Issues, 182 Articles
10. [+]
  Issues of 1999 = 12 Issues, 218 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 2000s = 9 Years, 87 Issues, 1,520 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 2000 = 11 Issues, 178 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 2001 = 12 Issues, 215 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 2002 = 12 Issues, 199 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 2003 = 11 Issues, 201 Articles
5. [+]
  Issues of 2004 = 10 Issues, 180 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 2005 = 12 Issues, 218 Articles
7. [+]
  Issues of 2006 = 11 Issues, 174 Articles
8. [+]
  Issues of 2007 = 2 Issues, 25 Articles
9. [+]
  Issues of 2009 = 6 Issues, 130 Articles
[+]
Issues of the 2010s = 1 Year, 2 Issues, 39 Articles
1. [+]
  Issues of 2010 = 2 Issues, 39 Articles