July 4, 1934 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 192-193
- Why More Battleship?, p. 194
- Will the Republicans Come Back?, p. 195
- Von Papen Shows His Hand, pp. 196-197
- Where Is Labor Organizing
  Karl Lore
  , pp. 198-199
- Newswriters vs. the N.R.A.
  John Scribner
  , pp. 200-202
- A Mirror of Nazi Marvels
  Celia Strachey and John Gustav Werner
  , pp. 203-204
- Who Will Buy My Lavender?
  Isobel Strother Walker
  , pp. 205-206
- Back to the Midwife?
  Helena Huntington Smith
  , p. 207
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 208
- Others People's Money
  John T. Flynn
  , p. 209
- Correspondence, pp. 210-211
- Swan and Shadow
  Stark Young
  , p. 212
- Mysteries and Medicals
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 213
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  Man's Solitude (Review)
  Malcolm Cowley
  , p. 214
  Man's Fate, by Andre Malraux
  1. Man's Fate by Andre Malraux
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  The Road to Hitler (Review)
  Frederick L. Schuman
  , p. 215
  The Berlin Diaries, by Helmut Klotz
  1. The Berlin Diaries by Helmut Klotz
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  Money Unmuddled (Review)
  Harry D. Gideonse
  , p. 215
  The Money Muddle, by James P. Warburg
  1. The Money Muddle by James P. Warburg
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  Chapbook of an Age (Review)
  R.S. Crane
  , p. 216
  Johnson's England, by Arthur S. Turberville
  1. Johnson's England by Arthur S. Turberville
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  Now as Story Teller (Review)
  Barthold Fles
  , p. 216
  Kaleidoscope, by Stefan Zweig
  1. Kaleidoscope by Stefan Zweig
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  All-Star Revues (2 Reviews)
  R.M. MacGregor
  , p. 217
  Designed for Reading,
  1. Designed for Reading
  2. American Spectator Year Book
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  Words and Music (Review)
  Constance Rourke
  , p. 217
  Stephen Foster: America's Troubadour, by John Tasker Howard
  1. Stephen Foster: America's Troubadour by John Tasker Howard
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  The Rose-Colored Spy Glass (Review)
  Robert E. Asher
  , p. 218
  The Red Network, by Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Dilling
  1. The Red Network by Elizabeth Kirkpatrick Dilling
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  Books in Brief (5 Reviews) , pp. 218-219
  High Command in the World War, by William Dilworth Puleston
  1. High Command in the World War by William Dilworth Puleston
  2. New Governments in Europe by Raymond Leslie Buell
  3. Employment Exchanges
  4. Creation's Doom by Desiderio Papp
  5. The Provincial Lady in America by E.M. Delafield