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Presents several letters to the editor about various articles published in previous issues of the periodical "The Nation." Congratulations on the Sixtieth Anniversary of the periodical; Doubt on number of cases dismissed for lack of proof in the article on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission; Laws on birth-control in Europe.

Presents several letters to the editor. Ignorance of English in schools in European countries; Discussion on literary and medical degrees in the United States; Decoration of reading rooms in public libraries in the United States.

Presents several letters to the editor, on socio-political conditions of several nations. Information on the book "America and the Balance Sheet of Europe," describing economic and political conditions of Europe; Social problems, faced by Vienna, Austria; Treatment of prisoners in the U.S.

Presents several letters to the editor, on political conditions of the U.S. Role of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, in restoring democracy at Princeton, New Jersey; Views of Europe, on political conditions of the U.S.

Presents letters to the editor published in the January 20, 1940 issue of the periodical "The Nation." Reference to an article on Nazi propaganda, published in the periodical; Information on federalization of Europe.

Presents letters to the editor on various political and cultural issues and developments. Reasons which render doubtful a permanent and durable peace in Europe; Views on sending troops from British Empire of India for England's aid, to Europe; Arguments advanced in support of peace propaganda.

Presents several letters to the editor concerning various political and social problems issues discussed in previous issues of this periodical. Focused on the upholding of the Turkish Empire in Europe; Views on the publication of a letter concerning the management of the American Historical Association; and Desire to know about Dutch marine painter, Albertus Van Beest.

Presents letters to the editor. Information on Jewish situation in Europe; Solution for rehabilitation of Jews in Palestine; Criticism of the journal "The Nation," by the editors of the journal "America."

Presents letters to the editor. Happenings in France; Development in newspaper diction; Americanization of Europe.

Presents letters to the editor. Criticism of universities in the U.S.; Status of Germans in Czechoslovakia; Trade relations between the U.S. and Europe.

Presents letters to the editor, published in the March 15, 1919 issue of the journal "Nation." Reason behind the shortage of funds for Nebraska high schools; Protest against the withdrawal of troops from Europe by the U.S.; Critique of the personality of idealist James Russell Lowell.

Presents several letters to the editor. American's attitude towards the European war and parties involved; Distinction between humanists and humanitarians; Completion of one year of the journal "Bodleian Quarterly Record."

Presents letters to the editor related to articles that were published in the previous issues of this journal. Destruction of the Reims, France cathedral; Impact of European war on the Western civilization; Reference to the editorial entitled "Republicanism in Europe."

Presents several letters to editor relating to various articles published in the journal. Comments from a reader on the neutrality status of U.S. during the World War; Expression of perplexity regarding war in Europe by a reader; Response from a reader on the state of college teachers compensation.

Presents letters to the editor related to the World War I. Responsibility of Germany for the war; State of affairs in Europe; Information on Germany's holy war.

Presents letters to the editor on various articles published in previous issues. Failure of general public to discriminate between political declarations made by previous U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt and current President William Taft; Discussion on strategies of publishers in the U.S. and Europe.

Presents letters to the editor. Discussion on callous conscience among people of literary appreciation in Virginia; Opinion of Europeans on the Pan-American Congress held in 1889; Information on how oaths were multiplied in Europe.

Presents several letters to the editor. Maintenance of a consistent record as a progressive labor union by International Ladies' Garment Workers Union; Discussion on the bankrupt nations of Europe; Comments on the article "The War Against Evolution."

Presents letters to the editors on various political and social issues affecting the U.S. Struggle to control the U.S. government by the malefactors of great wealth; American Government policy regarding control of opium; View of the democrats or left liberals of Europe.

Presents letters to the editor referencing various articles and topics previously published in the journal. Cost effectiveness of the journal; Requesting readers to exchange books; Offer to Central Europe with intelligent ideas.

Presents letters to the editor, published in this issue of the periodical "The Nation." Reference to an article on third party in Europe; Information on national minorities in Soviet Union.

Presents letters to the editor. Impact of the invasion of Ruhr, Germany by France on prices; International relations between European countries; Criticism of doctrines taught to children by religious sects.

Presents letters to the editor related to articles that were published in the previous issues of this journal. Issues related to the expulsion of Turks from Europe; Reference to Edward D. Tittmann's article; Objections on supporting Herbert Hoover for Presidentship by college faculties.

Presents several letters to the editor. Reasons of interest for a well-poised outside view of European politics; Views of Americans for wounded of war in France; Reasons for foreshadowing of the Panama Canal.

Presents a letter to the editor related to several issues. Discussion on prolonged period of peace in northern Europe; Dissatisfaction of the U.S. towards Germany; Presents information about a scholar L. van der Essen.

Presents letters to the editor related to various political issues related to European countries and the U.S. Information on the Mohonk conference; Hostilities against Germany.

Presents several letters to the editor. Encouragement of students, educators and practitioners on the study of contemporary jurisprudence in the Continent of Europe; Discussion on remedy for insomnia; Comments on various dialects, verses and college flummery.

Presents several letters to the editor regarding several article published in previous issues and some political issues. Information regarding the U.S. courts' attitude regarding power to annul legislation against Constitutions; Analysis of scheme for U.S. system of government in England and establishment of a central parliament for Europe; Arguments against making U.S. militia services compulsory.

Presents letters to the editor on articles published in previous issues. Criticism of the policy of the Prussian railways in adjusting rates on milk; Problems related to the availability of American books in Europe.

Presents several letters to the editor. Political and social status of Gastonia, North Carolina; Reasons of ill fate of citizens of California; Reasons of protest of a woman worker in Europe.

Presents letters to the editor published in this issue of the journal "The Nation." Information on the ecclesiastical slavery in Europe; Defeat of U.S. President John Calvin Coolidge; Wish of a Russian to adopt an orphan.