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The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1951. Pamphlet. Good. Large magazine, glossy front wrapper with color portrait of T.S. Eliot with Green amphitheater in background, illustration ad for art repros on back, 96 pages. Includes: "Lessons for Survival" by Walter Lippman, poem by A.M. Lindbergh, essay "Poetry and Drama" by T.S. Eliot, "A Better Way to Beat the Bomb" by Philip Wylie, "The Ex-Communists" by Bernard DeVoto, "Gladstone and Lenin" by Bertrand Russell and more. Lightly soiled at top front on blue border, creases to early pages at bottom tips, spine damaged at top 1", tiny tear at spine bottom edge. Good.

Concord / Boston: The Atlantic Monthly, 1951. Softcover. Fine. Vol. 187, No. 1. Cover portrait by Catherine Barnes. Slim quarto. 96pp. A tiny bit of loss at the spine ends else fine.

Concord, NH: Atlantic Monthly, 1951. Masefield's contribution is an article "The Joy of Storey-telling"; Potter's is "Week-endmanship", and Russell's is "The Future of Man". 96 pages; cover portrait of Masefield is by Mimi Korach.. First Edition. Wraps. Near Fine.. Magazine.

Concord, NH: Atlantic Monthly, 1951. Gellhorn's contribution is a story "Weekend at Grimsby"; Capp's contribution is an autobiographical sketch "Memories of Miss Mandelbaum. 96 pages; cover portrait of Gellhorn is by Catherine Barnes.. First Edition. Wraps. Near Fine.. Magazine.

Concord, NH: Atlantic Monthly, 1951. Masefield's contribution is the second part of "The Joy of Storey-telling"; Griswold's is an article "Survival is Not Enough" about providing post secondary education for men returning from military service; and Sitwell's contribution is titled "Making a Bolt for It: Being Some Rejected Pages from an Autobiography". 96 pages; cover portrait of Griswold is by Henry Kurt Stoessel.. First Edition. Wraps. Near Fine.. Magazine.

Concord / Boston: The Atlantic Monthly, 1951. Softcover. Near Fine. Vol. 187, No. 1. Slim quarto. 95pp. Light wear, bright and very near fine. Matthiessen's story is billed as an *Atlantic* "First.