1955 | Page 2 of 11 | Harper's Magazine

Three years ago anyone who failed to vote had to face the combined scorn of both political parties, the schoolteachers, boy scouts, war veterans, chambers of commerce, and leagues of…

Bishop Sheil

by Mary Elizabeth Carroll,

Prophet without honor

November in Windham

by Katherine Anne Porter,

The ivy-covered wild blue yonder

by Charles A. Fenton,

Ship’s company

by Jan De Hartog,

The parties and foreign policy

by Dean Acheson,

[Coming in Harper’s]

by Harper’s Staff,

[various]

by Harper’s Staff,

Number 241

by Bernard Augustine De Voto,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Joseph Low,

The Stein and the Steinway

by Edward Tatnall Canby,

The new recordings

by Harper’s Staff,

Worth looking into . . .

by Edward Tatnall Canby,

The year in poetry

by Randall Jarrell,

The ‘thirties and the ‘fifties

by Paul Murphy Pickrel,

The day's work

Revival

by Harper’s Staff,

Concours d’elegance

by Harper’s Staff,

Archive: 1955

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Books in brief

The question of style

People for poets

Lowly origins

Songbird

Git along, little fractions

Loser takes all (part II)

The train butcher

Come sign the pledge! Or, a world well lost

Was Darwin wrong about the human brain?

Madame Vishnak

Me and my House . . .

Let’s Not Get Out the Vote

Bishop Sheil

November in Windham

The ivy-covered wild blue yonder

Ship’s company

The parties and foreign policy

[Coming in Harper’s]

[various]

Number 241

Letters

Untitled

The Stein and the Steinway

The new recordings

Worth looking into . . .

The year in poetry

The ‘thirties and the ‘fifties

Revival

Concours d’elegance

November 1955

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