The American Mercury April 1936

12/28/2010 American Mercury

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If the New Dealers Win, Frank R. Kent

Laurence Stallings on Bush Brigades and Blackamoors

Youth Faces the Sex Problem, by Constance Cassady

William Henry Chamberlin on Prison Camps of Liberty

Duncan Aicman says the Middle West Rules America

Galsworthy, Ford Maddox Brown

Invitation to Monarcy, by Ralph Adam Cram

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