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RELIGION IN THE CAMPAIGN
OF ALL the identifiable blocs in the American electorate few loom more sizable and attractive to our political strategists than the rolls of the nation's various religious...
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Crisis of Conscience
"THERE IS IN SOUTH AFRICA THE HISTORY OF MORE THAN A CENTURY OF VIOLENT CONFLICT TO STIR PASSION AND BLIND JUDGMENT IN RACIAL RELATIONS"
FINBAR SYNNOTT
IF A personal explanation...
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TRIUMPH AND FAILURE
Appraisal of Socialism
WILL HERBERG
MODERN SOCIALISM presents a most per-plexing problem to the historian of social thought. Rarely has there been a movement that has succeeded...
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THE SCREEN
CRUMPETS ANYHOW?
I'M NOT exactly sure what the movie of "Tea and Sympathy" is trying to prove. The stage version was about a boy in prep school who is suspected by his fellows, because of...
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THE STAGE
THE POSITION OF SHAW
THE FAILURE of the Cambridge Drama Festival production to impose the intellectual passion and piety of Shaw's "Saint Joan" is in no way shared by Miss Siobhan McKenna....
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COMMUNICATIONS
LETTER TO FRANCE
New York, N. Y.
TO the Editors: That Francois Mauriac should attempt to judge French national policy in the light of Christian principles deserves high praise. May...
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C. P. SNOW
Writer in the Welfare State
GEOFFREY WAGNER
IT BEGINS: "The fire in our habitual public-house spurted and fell." Not some nineteenth-century triple-decker, but a roman-fleuve of allegedly...
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1920s
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Vol. 065 Issue 001 (October 5 1956)
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