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Contributors to This Issue
November 12, 1930 issue

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The article presents a list of authors who have made contribution in the November 1930 issue of the journal "The Nation." T.L. Scholtz is on the staff of the School of Education of the University of Southern California. Charles Morrow Wilson, is the author of "Acres of Sky." Irwin Edman is assistant professor of philosophy at Columbia University. William MacDonald is a regular contributor of historical and political reviews to "The Nation." Morton Dauwen Zabel is professor of English literature in Loyola University and one of the editors of "Poetry: A Magazine of Verse."

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AUTHORS & publishers; NATION, The (Periodical); EDMAN, Irwin; ZABEL, Morton Dauwen; MACDONALD, William; WILSON, Charles Morrow
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