Editorials from The Dial magazine, Volume 66

02 - Superficially, the results of the British elections are discouraging to liberals

03 - The conventional soldiers' monument ... is not the least ugly by-product of war

04 - Perhaps the memory that will live most vividly of Randolph Bourne...

05 - The attitude of The Dial in regard to Russia...

06 - How much longer will the American public endure our shameful intervention in Russia?

07 - The Peace Conference is confronted with four groups of questions...

08 - The program of the New School for Social Research...

09 - The campaign of the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian relief...

10 - ... demand for the release of political prisoners ...

11 - The Government is left ... in possession of immense stores of munitions...

12 - The Russian problem is not the only one affecting Asia...

13 - The actual outcomes of the recent decisions of the Peace Conference...

14 - ...the Paderewski faction in Poland...

15 - ...the espionage habit.

16 - ...National prohibition...

17 - What is the background of contemporary French foreign policy...

18 - ...the [treatment of the] political prisoner...

19 - ...the political futility and military failure of the ill-starred Allied expedition to North Russia...

20 - ...the constitutionality of the Espionage Act.

21 - ...President Wilson's choice of representatives to meet the Bolsheviki...

22 - The Dial apologizes...

23 - The routine cause cited for deportation against agitators...

24 - ...the Russain revolution is of the classic type established by France...

25 - ...teachers dismissed or suspended from the New York public schools...

26 - A second case of the interference of freedom of thought or expression...

27 - ...George Jeffreys, the hanging judge...

28 - ...the peace terms offered to Germany and Austria...

29 - The chief immediate value of the Covenant of the League of Nations...

30 - One of the chief obstacles in the way of a genuine and enduring peace with Germany...

31 - The Overman Committee...

32 - Opposed to Colonel Robins in the treatment of social unrest...

33 - ...blundering policy in regard to the victims of war psychology...

34 - ...Conscientious Objectors...

35 - Bolshevism is a menace to the vested interests of privilege and property.

36 - ...the fable of the Sybilline books was frequently quoted...

37 - ...the four leading partners [of the Peace Conference] have taken frankly to the practice of secret negotiation...

38 - "Sabotage" is one of the late and formidable loan-words of the English language.

39 - ...filibuster...

40 - ...education...

41 - ...international cooperation to remove the causes of war.

42 - ...the Victory Loan...

43 - The university promises to be the last citadel of sex privilege.

44 - ...our pedagogy still shows a considerable blind-spot.

45 - ...the fourteen points...

46 - ... the attitude of the American people toward the lynching of negroes.

47 - ...lynching is no longer purely a race problem...

48 - [police violence]

49 - The culture of the Nineteenth Century...

50 - [Immanuel Kant on Perpetual Peace]

51 - The war was won by America.

52 - The reasons for the defeat of America are easy to discern.

53 - The abandonment of the fourteen points...

54 - [The Peace Conference and its labor commissioners]

55 - Mr. Wilson either meant his fourteen points honestly or he did not.

56 - The treaty with Germany should be summarily rejected by the Senate.

57 - ...the terms of the great peace were drawn to secure two objects...

58 - The chief use of a League of Nations...

59 - Today Walt Whitman is one hundred years old.

60 - Why should nearly everybody indulge a conviction that he can write poetry?

61 - The men of the Red Special...

62 - ...atrocities committed by soldiers against their fellow citizens...

63 - Many readers of the Dial have noted the omission of the price in connection with the titles of books being reviewed.

64 - The treaty with Austria...

65 - ...however much the Allies may want a League of Nations, they want other things more.

66 - President Wilson's recent speeches in Paris...

67 - The American Federation of Labor...

68 - Panem et Circenses...

69 - Benjamin Glassberg has been dismissed from the New York public schools...

70 - ...in these days of popular education everyone writes, or threatens to do so...

71 - ...the vicious constitution of the Great Powers at Versailles...

72 - ...the thirty-ninth annual convention of the American Federation...

73 - ...anti-radical bill introduced by Senator King...

74 - Why does America produce so little serious fiction of good quality?

75 - [The Peace Conference and the Covenant of the League of Nations]