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Presents several letters to the editor regarding different previous articles and various socio-political developments and issues. Comments on a critical note concerning ownership for issuing paper money; Information regarding questions of Italian and Chinese immigration; Criticism of comments made by Californian writers on the Chinese.

Presents letters to the editor published in this issue of the periodical "The Nation." Reference to the future of national banknote system; Information related to various periodicals circulated in the U.S.

Presents several letters to the editor about various articles published in the previous issues of the periodical "The Nation." Definition of sound money by M.L. Scudder, Secretary of the Chicago Honest Money League; Advantage of manila paper over white paper for school children; Research on evils of white paper used for printing books.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics that appeared in the previous issues. Reasons for the decline in the demand of education in the mixed colleges of the U.S.; Legal tender of the Bank of England; Convertibility of paper money in the U.S.

Presents several letters to the editor regarding different previous articles and various socio-political developments and issues. Appreciation for an article discussing realism and idealism in the field of art and literature; Discussion regarding silver basis in the case of paper currency for business growth; Comments on an article exploring role and status of Jews in the U.S. society.

Presents several letters to the editor regarding several previous articles and various socio-political issues and developments. Corrections related to the article "True George Washington"; Suggestions for publishers of magazines and periodicals to reduce wastage of time on paper cutting; Corrections to the article on issues related to the Cretan insurrection of 1866-1868, in Greece.

Presents several letters to the editor in response to various articles that appeared in different issues of the journal "The Nation." Appreciation of an editorial that analyses the political situation in Cambodia, China, and the United States; Discussion on two international unions related to paper industry; Criticism of the periodical "The Nation" on publishing an article related to press agentry.

Presents several letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in previous issues related to U.S. Views on prohibitory tax on State issue of paper money; Focuses on tariff on tobacco; Comments on university education in journalism.

Presents several letters to the editor. Comment on the paper money in Italy; Professorships of law and medicine; Art exhibitions in Rome.

Presents several letters to the editor regarding various previously published articles concerning current socio-political developments and issues. "The West and Greenbacks," which focuses on the currency question and matter of paper money in the U.S.; "Supreme Court Decisions," which appreciates an article exploring the use of the Supreme Court against the validity of U.S. statutes; ""The Nation's" Conservatism," which focuses on the intellect of political parties of the U.S.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article "Paper Chase" by Stephen Mihm in the June 18, 2012 issue, which reviewed the book "Paper Promises" by Philip Coggan, along with a response from Stephen Mihm.

Presents letters to the editor. Information on authors; Views on the newspaper "New Times"; Information on the newspaper "Seattle Weekly."

Presents several letters to the editor on various topics. Information on greenback and the U.S.; Information on the payment on life insurance; Usage of the wrong name.

Presents letters to the editor. Response to a book review by Bruce Franklin; Critical appreciation of Tom Wells's biography of Daniel Ellsberg; Reference to errors in the book "Home to War: A History of the Vietnam Veterans' Movement."

Presents a letter to the editor about implications involved in the liberation of four million slaves.

Presents letters to the editor commenting on issues related to politics, published in the November 8, 1975 issue of 'The Nation'. Thoughts on gun control.

Presents several letters to the editor discussing several previous articles and socio-political developments. Clarifications of the author on the appointment of Gary Horowitz as editor of the newspaper "Weekly,"; Comments of the author on the article discussing the problem of labor surplus, "Making Jobs," by Herbert J. Gans; Role of technological development in keeping the labor surplus alive.

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 about several topics. Tricks of newspaper correspondents; Christian ideals and the war; Reply to a letter.

Presents several letters to the editor. Criticism of the performance of several foundations created as a result of nonprofit organizations' converting to profit organizations; Comments on the article "The Tiananmen Papers," by Edward Jay Epstein; Details of organization of drug companies, hospitals and health plans.

Presents several letters to the editor on issues related to the United States politics and government. Exultation of the Republican papers over the helplessness of the Democrats; Consequences of the introduction of free coinage; Conditions to be met with for the sale of bonds.

Presents several letters to the editor regarding several previous articles and various socio-political issues and developments. Reasons for degradation of Churches in France; Remarks of the author on the errors in the review of the book "Papers and Correspondence of John Jay"; Genealogy of General George Washington.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, including "End of an Era at the LA Weekly," by Jon Wiener in the July 16/23, 2007 issue, a response from Jon Wiener to several letters, and a reader's opinion of illegal immigration.

Presents letters to the editor published in the journal "The Nation," as of November 7, 1981. Thoughts on the Scott Paper Company.

Presents several letters to the editor on issues related to literature. Results of a survey on testing the drawing-power of various forms of amusement at the University of Illinois; List of hexameter English translations of the poem Iliad; Suggestion of a plausible solution of a crux in "Hamlet," by professor E.A. Greenlaw in his paper "Spenser and the Earl of Leicester.

Presents letters to the editor related to several issues. Comments on the article "The Italian Trouble," published in the previous issue of the journal "The Nation"; Information related to praise of a military General commanding and carrying on, more successfully than his predecessors, a campaign against the brigands in Sicily; Print of papers for private circulation by John Henry Norman of London which he read before the Royal Statistical Society.

Presents several letters to the editor. Views of the reader on American reputation for illiteracy; Confusion regarding the water-marks in a book; Appeal made by the reader, to the periodical "Nation," for relief from an affliction, which is persistent.

Presents letters to the editor on articles published in previous issues. Disappointment of a reader with an article on certain newspapers; Corrections to articles on anthracite coal; Wish of a reader to get in touch with other readers of the journal "The Nation."

Presents letters to the editor on socio-economic topics. Criticism of wages paid to professors in the U.S.; Alliance of art schools Columbia with the National Academy of Design; Papers submitted at the meeting of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South held on April 5-6, 1905 at Mandel Hall in Chicago, Illinois.

Presents letters to the editor on several issues. Opinions of students of the U.S. local government towards an ordinance passed in March by the village council of Winnetka, Illinois; Comments on British grain duties; Information on the art school, Norwich Free Academy.

Presents letters to the editor on political and economic issues affecting the U.S. Rights of Americans during the American Civil War; Charges brought against the mechanical make-up and general appearance of the Greek volumes of the series, entitled "Volumes of the Loeb Classical Library"; Impact of the American Civil War on economic conditions in England and France.

Presents letters to the editor on various socio-political topics. Discussion on the conference of college teachers held recently in New York; Influence of the theory of futurism on English poetry; Comments on a paper on Scottish explorer David Livingstone.

Presents letters to the editor. Problems faced by the labor force in the U.S.; Relations between England and Belgium.

Presents several letters relating to various articles published in previous issues. Response from reader showing displeasure to columnist Heywood Broun for his views on liberal paper; Comments from a reader on the impartiality of news media to the Federal Trade Commission investigation; Response from reader on the most famous trial of Italian workers Sacco-Vanzetti eight years ago.

Presents letters to the editor related to political conditions in the U.S. during the 1970's. Reason for lack of clarity among the citizens regarding the electoral process; Information about National Conference on Worker's Self-Management to be held on January 12-13, 1974 at Boston, Massachusetts.

Presents letters to the editor. Discussion about an article by Paul W. Ward which focused on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission; Comments on objections raised by Ewin L. Davis on an article related to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission; Information about a correction in an issue of the journal "The Nation."

Presents letters to the editor related to political issues in the U.S. Study of materials in papers of the Continental Congress; Honorary degrees given by the University of Manchester to Henry Jackson, a professor. Discussion on the issue of a proclamation to the inhabitants of Connecticut.

Presents several letters to the editor. Impossibility to produce a large modern paper without "privileged interests" patronage; Petition for naturalization presented in the United States District Court; Plundering of the farmers of North Dakota.

Presents several letters to the editor, published in the July, 1971 issue of the journal "Nation." Discussion on the history of amnesty in the U.S.; Comments on the process of nominations for Senator's office in the U.S.; Analysis of the feelings of American public towards war.

Presents a letter to the editor related to several issues. Comments about an article published in a paper entitled "Des Maniéres de Perdre et de Garden sa Liberté et de la Théocratic," related to origin of war; Presents information about errors in an article "Prometheus Bound," published in a previous issue of the journal "The Nation"; Discussion on proper age limit for enlisted or drafted men and for their officers during crisis.

Presents several letters to the editor. Criticism of the paper "History of the Inquisition," by Henry C. Lea; Exploitation of the Philippines.

Presents letters to the editor related to the socio-political issues, published in several issues of the periodical "The Nation," during 1973-1974.

Presents several letters to the editor. Information related to Gaspar Portala, a governor of California; Overview of an expedition led by Gaspar Portala; Desires of friends of the psychical researcher Richard Hodgson, to collect material for his biography.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in the previous issues of the journal "The Nation." Comments on the involvement of men and women in the art of house furnishing; Discussion on the sympathy of press towards the victim and the victimizer; Remarks on the flow of water from a pipe in a multi story building.

Presents letters to the editor about issues related to politics, published in the journal "The Nation." Comment on a pamphlet advocating public ownership of street and subway lines in New York city that was issued by Delos F. Wilcox and a committee of citizens; Attempt by opponents of labor to confuse trade union efforts to improve working conditions with revolution; Opposition of a report printed in the January 1920 issue of the newspaper "Uncle Sam" advocating violence to fight Bolsheviks.

Presents several letters to the editors. Development in the Western Reserve laboratory; Prisoners in Russia; Reader's reaction on the paper "Mother India."

Presents several letters to the editor. Statement of Willard F. Libby of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission on an important research paper by researcher E.A. Martell; Importance of Kulp report; Controversy over dangers of bomb testing.

Presents several letters to the editor on political conditions of the U.S. as of November 13, 1972. Methods which used be used for effective election campaigns; Voluntarism of readers to help victims of the Indochina war; Features of presidential campaign of U.S. President Richard Nixon; Others.

Presents letters to the editor. Information on the conservation movement in the U.S.; Details about papers given by the journal to Vietnam Committee for Solidarity with the American People; Information on scientific knowledge and its social problems.

Presents several letters to the editor. Publication of the Pentagon papers; Equating communism in Vietnam; Investigation of Army surveillance activities.