American studies in higher education, by H. M. Jones.
Seventeenth-century prologue, by O. E. Winslow.
Thomas Prince, minister, by T. Hornberger.
Form and substance in Franklin's autobiography, by A. O. Aldridge.
Washington Irving: amateur or professional? by H. A. Pochmann.
"The city in the sea" revisited by W. O. C. Poe.
The morals of power, by H. N. Smith.
Mrs. Stowe's characters-in-situations and a southern literary tradition, by R. B. Davis.
Uncle Tom's cabin in Italy, by J. Woodress.
Frederick Goddard Tuckerman, by E. H. Cady.
Parkman red fate, and white civilization, by R. B. Nye.
Person, place, and thing in James's The Portrait of a lady, by C. R. Anderson.
Lanier as poet, by E. W. Parks.
Lafcadio Hearn, "one of our Southern writers," by L. Leary.
Kate Chopin's The Awakening in the perspective of her literary career, by G. Arms.
O. Henry as a regional artist, by E. H. Long.
Edwin Arlington Robinson in perspective, by F. Stovall.
Ideas and action in Jack London's fiction, by F. Walker.
Vachel Lindsay: an appraisal, by J. T. Flanagan.
Williams's Paterson and the measure of art, by B. I. Duffey.
Dashiell Hammett: themes and techniques, by W. Blair.
The Bridge of Thornton Wilder, by A. Cowie.
The influence of space on the American imagination, by G. W. Allen.
Jay Broadus Hubbell, vita, compiled by R. M. Atchison.