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Archive: 1932

Editor’s easy chair

Edited by Edward Sandford Martin,

Riding folly to a fall

by Edward Sandford Martin,

Science and sensibility

by Homer Andrew Watt,

Guest meal

by Fairfax Davis Downey,

Playing the deep bassoons

by Stanley Walker,

The great fact-finding farce

by Lillian Symes,

The lonely unicorn

by Frederic Prokosch,

A doctor’s wife speaks up

by Harper’s Staff,

Japan’s economic predicament

by Robert W. (Robert Walter) Bruère,

Women have no choice

by Leila Shelley,

The American college president

by Harold Joseph Laski,

Would I have children again?

by Sydney Cleveland,

Notes on a new Bible

by Elmer Holmes Davis,

Wine on the sea

by William McFee,

Eremite

by Lida Ellsworth,

The fallacy of profits

by Henry Pratt Fairchild,

Is there room for them in the national economy?

The end of the party

by Christopher Gerould,

Jade pendant

by Mary Carolyn Davies,

Our confusion over national defense

by Charles Austin Beard,

Shall we listen to the pacifists or the admirals?

Personal and otherwise

by Harper’s Staff,

Personal and otherwise

by Harper’s Staff,

Personal and otherwise

by Harper’s Staff,

Paris night

Art by Emil Ganso,

Personal and otherwise

by Lurton Blassingame,

Personal and otherwise

by Harper’s Staff,

Editor’s easy chair

by Edward Sandford Martin,

Editor’s easy chair

Edited by Edward Sandford Martin,

Hopes and anxieties

by Edward Sandford Martin,

“Listen to this, Dear”

by James Thurber,

My private depression

by Philip Everett Curtiss,

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