March 18, 1925 Issue, THE NATION

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- Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 279-281
- What Is Literary Authority?, p. 282
- A Student Revolution , p. 283
- The Inaugural , p. 283
- A Revival Theater , p. 284
- Prehistoric France
  Ida Treat
  , pp. 285-286
- An Inter-Union Labor Struggle
  John L. Lewis and Warren S. Stone
  , p. 287
- You Nordics!
  Konrad Bercovici
  , pp. 288-289
- The Cry for Productivity
  John A. Hobson
  , pp. 290-291
- Three Lights on the Potomac
  William Hard
  , p. 292
- In the Driftway
  The Drifter
  , p. 293
- Correspondence, pp. 293-294
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  First Glance (Review)
  Mark Van Doren
  , p. 295
  The Fable of the Bees, by Bernard de Mandeville
  1. The Fable of the Bees by Bernard de Mandeville
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  Ten Years Entire (Review)
  Charles M. Andrews
  , p. 295
  The American States During and After the Revolution, 1775-1789, by Allan Nevins
  1. The American States During and After the Revolution, 1775-1789 by Allan Nevins
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  Croce Applied (Review)
  C.A. Bennett
  , p. 296
  Conduct of Life, by Benedetto Croce
  1. Conduct of Life by Benedetto Croce
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  An Early Miniaturist (Review)
  Oral Sumner Coad
  , p. 297
  Charles Fraser, by Alice R. Huger Smith and D.E. Huger Smith
  1. Charles Fraser by Alice R. Huger Smith and D.E. Huger Smith
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  Parlor Piracy (Review)
  F. Vinci Roman
  , p. 297
  On Board the "Morning Star", by Pierre MacOrlan
  1. On Board the "Morning Star" by Pierre MacOrlan
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  A Literalist of the Imagination (Review)
  Edwin Seaver
  , p. 297
  Observations, by Marianne Moore
  1. Observations by Marianne Moore
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  Books in Brief (2 Reviews) , p. 298
  Catullus, by William Sinclair Marris and Catullus
  1. Catullus by William Sinclair Marris and Catullus
  2. Archpriest Avvakum: The Life Written by Himself by Avvakum Petrovich
- Koussevitzky and Stravinsky
  Pitts Sanborn
  , p. 298
- Drama: Ibsen Reconsidered
  Joseph Wood Krutch
  , pp. 299-300
- Mussolini Outdoes Himself, pp. 301-304