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Contributors to This Issue
April 16, 1924 issue

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The article presents information on people who have contributed their articles in this issue of the periodical "The Nation." Charles B. Driscoll is a newspaper man, until recently connected with the Wichita Eagle. Edward Alden Jewell will contribute articles to the periodical from Ireland and from Spain and Italy. Bertrand Russell, British scientist, philosopher, author, is now lecturing in the U.S. Floyd Dell, author of several novels, has just published a new book, "Looking at Life." Thomas Reed Powell is professor of constitutional law at Columbia University.

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SCHOLARS; NATION, The (Periodical); DRISCOLL, Charles B.; JEWELL, Edward Alden; DELL, Floyd; POWELL, Thomas Reed
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