July 22, 1931 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 243-245
- The German Crisis, p. 246
- Russia Discards from Strength, p. 247
- The Triumphant Village, p. 248
- Has Mexico Betrayed Her Revolution?
  Carleton Beals
  , pp. 249-250
- Two Protests
  Edmund Wilson
  , pp. 251-252
- Boom Times in the Laboratory
  James Rorty
  , pp. 253-255
- Lynch Law in Action
  Hilton Butler
  , pp. 256-257
- Notes on Fascism in Italy Today: I
  Stark Young
  , pp. 258-259
- These Bones
  Herbert Gorman
  , p. 260
- Dictum
  Lynn Riggs
  , p. 260
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 261
- Played Straight
  Malcolm Cowley
  , p. 262
- Correspondence, pp. 263-264
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  The Author of "John Deth" (Review)
  Allen Tate
  , p. 265
  The Melody of Chaos, by Houston Peterson
  1. The Melody of Chaos by Houston Peterson
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  The Terror of the Damyankees (Review)
  Henry Steele Commager
  , p. 266
  Bedford Forrest, and His Critter Company, by Andrew Nelson Lytle
  1. Bedford Forrest, and His Critter Company by Andrew Nelson Lytle
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  She Didn't Walk Home (Review)
  Hugh Hardyman
  , p. 267
  Born in Captivity, by Barbara Starke
  1. Born in Captivity by Barbara Starke
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  Paychecks for the Unemployed (2 Reviews)
  Leo Wolman
  , p. 267
  Unemployment Benefits in the United States, by Bryce M. Stewart, Jeanne C. Barber, and ...
  1. Unemployment Benefits in the United States by Bryce M. Stewart, Jeanne C. Barber, and Mary Barnett Gilson, ...
  2. Unemployment Insurance in Great Britain by Mary Barnett Gilson
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  Easy Does It (Review)
  Hazel Hawthorne
  , p. 268
  The Square Circle, by Denis G. Mackail
  1. The Square Circle by Denis G. Mackail
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  History (Review) , p. 269
  1. The Suffragette Movement by E. Sylvia Pankhurst
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  The Social Sciences The Crime of Punishment, by Margaret Wilson (3 Reviews) , p. 269
  1. The Crime of Punishment by Margaret Wilson
  2. The Criminal, the Judge, and the Public by Franz G. Alexander and Hugh Staub
  3. The Second Oldest Profession by Ben L. Reitman
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  Three English Novels Saraband, by Eliot Bliss (3 Reviews) , pp. 269-270
  1. Saraband by Eliot Bliss
  2. Saturday Night at the Greyhound by John Hampson
  3. Simpson: A Life by Edward Sackville-West