Asia

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Title:	Asia
Title note:	American magazine, 1917-1942
Online content:	Free online material via The Online Books Page
More information:	Wikipedia article; Wikidata
First issue:	March 1917 (v. 17 no. 1)
First renewed issue:	no issue renewals found in CCE
First renewed contribution in:	December 1931; see 1959 January-June
Last issue:	October 1942 (v. 42 no. 10)
Succeeded by:	Asia and the Americas
See also:	Asia (Vietnamese quarterly, 1951-1955)

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals.

December 1931: "The First Wife" (part 1 of 2), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
January 1932: "The First Wife" (part 2 of 2), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
June 1933: "Hidden is the Golden Dragon", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1934: "Shanghai Scene", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
September 1934: "Creative Spirit in Modern China" (part 1 of 2), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
October 1934: "Creative Spirit in Modern China" (part 2 of 2), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1935: "Rulers of China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1936: "China Against Japan", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
April 1936: "Friends and Enemies of China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
November 1936: "Giants are Gone", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1937: "Mixed Marriage and the Good Life in Chinatown", by Pardee Lowe
August 1937: "Do Our Colonies Pay?", by Theodore Roosevelt (Author is the son of President Theodore Roosevelt.)
September 1937: "Chinese Rain", by Witter Bynner [Permissions]
October 1937: "Western Weapons in the Hands of the Reckless East", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
November 1937: "Foreigners Under Fire" (first renewed article with this title given in CCE), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1938: "Mind of the Militarist", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1938: "Open Letter to the Chinese People", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
March 1938: "Foreigners Under Fire" (second renewed article with this title given in CCE), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
May 1938: "Thanks to Japan", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
July 1938: "The World and the Victor", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
September 1938: "Arms for China's Democracy", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1939: "Jawaharal Nehru", by John Gunther
April 1939: "Free China Gets to Work", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
August 1939: "Old Trick of the West", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
November 1939: "He Who Lives Wins" (installment 1), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
September 1940: "Entr'acte in New Guinea", by S. Dillon Ripley
May 1941: "Warning to Free Nations", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
July 1941: "The Plain People of China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
August 1941: "The Vanishing Arafuras, from On the Trail of the Money Bird", by S. Dillon Ripley
September 1941: "Dragon Seed" (part 1 of 6), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
September 1941: "No Union Without China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
October 1941: "Dragon Seed" (part 2 of 6), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
November 1941: "Dragon Seed" (part 3 of 6), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
November 1941: "World of Tomorrow", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
December 1941: "Dragon Seed" (part 4 of 6), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions] (Issue date given in CCE renewal record as November 21, 1941, but this appears to be the copyright date.)
January 1942: "Dragon Seed" (part 5 of 6), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1942: "Dragon Seed" (part 6 of 6), by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
March 1942: "Tinder for Tomorrow", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
May 1942: "Chinese Incident", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
May 1942: "Freedom for All", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
October 1942: "Books About Americans for People in Asia", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]

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