December 15, 1937 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 155-156
- Twin Villain---Tax on Capital Gains, p. 157
- The President and the New Depression, p. 158
- Trophy, p. 159
- A Yip from the Doghouse
  William Allen White
  , pp. 160-161
- The Affair of the Hooded Men
  Henri Lefebvre
  , pp. 162-163
- For Peace and Democracy
  Robert Morss Lovett
  , p. 164
- Growth among the Ruins
  Kenneth Burke
  , p. 165
- Confusion
  Louise Saunders
  , p. 166
- Shoot the Works
  Heywood Broun
  , p. 167
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 168
- Other People's Money
  John T. Flynn
  , p. 169
- Two from the Novel
  Stark Young
  , p. 170
- Home Truth from Abroad
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 171
- The Bandwagon, p. 172
- Correspondence, pp. 172-174
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  Fun into Fundamentals (Review)
  Fred Rodell
  , p. 175
  The Folklore of Capitalism, by Thurman W. Arnold
  1. The Folklore of Capitalism by Thurman W. Arnold
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  Surveyor's Report (Review)
  Nathaniel Peffer
  , p. 175
  Japan Over Asia, by William Henry Chamberlin
  1. Japan Over Asia by William Henry Chamberlin
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  The Architectural Highway (Review)
  Henry S. Churchill
  , p. 176
  Architecture and Modern Life, by Baker Brownell and Frank Lloyd Wright
  1. Architecture and Modern Life by Baker Brownell and Frank Lloyd Wright
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  A Way of Life (Review)
  Robert Morss Lovett
  , p. 176
  The Importance of Living, by Lin Yutang
  1. The Importance of Living by Lin Yutang
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  Washington Dateline (Review)
  Jonathan Mitchell
  , p. 177
  The Washington Correspondents, by Leo C. Rosten
  1. The Washington Correspondents by Leo C. Rosten
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  Bad Cess to You, Tom Moore (2 Reviews)
  Michael Sayers
  , p. 178
  The Minstrel Boy, by L.A.G. Strong
  1. The Minstrel Boy by L.A.G. Strong
  2. The Harp that Once--- by Howard Mumford Jones
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  Light of Israel (Review)
  Harry Thornton Moore
  , p. 179
  The Buried Candelabrum, by Stefan Zweig
  1. The Buried Candelabrum by Stefan Zweig
- Art and Gift
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 180