Political Science Quarterly: March 1950

Articles

		Charles Austin Beard as a Teacher Arthur W. Macmahon	pp. 1-19
		High Tide of Appeasement: The Road to Munich, 1937-38 Gordon A. Craig	pp. 20-37
		The Nature of Democracy James Marshall	pp. 38-54
		Whither the Technological State? Robert W. King	pp. 55-67
		Civil Liberties in Germany Bennett M. Rich	pp. 68-85
		The American Revolution as an Aftermath of the Great War for the Empire, 1754-1763 Lawrence Henry Gipson	pp. 86-104
		Ely Moore: The Case History of a Jacksonian Labor Leader Walter E. Hugins	pp. 105-125

		Money in a Maelstrom, J. W. Beyen Reviewed by Jeannette P. Nichols	pp. 127-129
		My Three Years in Moscow, Walter Bedell Smith Reviewed by Philip E. Mosely	pp. 129-131
		Stalin: A Political Biography, Isaac Deutscher Reviewed by Merle Fainsod	pp. 131-134
		John Quincy Adams and the Foundations of American Foreign Policy, Samuel Flagg Bemis Reviewed by Basil Rauch	pp. 134-136
		Southern Politics in State and Nation, V. O. Key and Alexander Heard Reviewed by Charles S. Sydnor	pp. 136-138
		The President and the Presidency, Louis Brownlow ; The Presidency in Transition, Robert S. Rankin Reviewed by J. C. Long	pp. 138-140
		Congress on Trial: The Legislative Process and the Administrative State, James MacGregor Burns Reviewed by E. E. Schattschneider	pp. 140-142
		The Task of Nations, Herbert V. Evatt Reviewed by E. L. Woodward	pp. 142-144
		Last Call for Common Sense, James P. Warburg Reviewed by C. A. Micaud	pp. 144-146
		Strategy for Liberals: The Politics of the Mixed Economy, Irwin Ross Reviewed by Dayton D. McKean	pp. 147-148
		Labor in Postwar America, Colston E. Warne and Katherine DuPre Lumpkin Reviewed by P. F. Brissenden	pp. 148-149