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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week ROUGH PROSPECT T HE OPENING of the foreign ministers' parley on...
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The Rover Boys Revisited In our youth, the real library was each boy's shelf or two of beaten-up, dog-eared and scribbled-in treasures, half of them borrowed by JOHN P. SISK B Y NOW several...
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response literature that C. S. Lewis tells us Paradise Lost is. But the audience it was written for was a collaborator, and the adult, re-reading it but no longer able to find in himself a...
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It now appears that publication of the book will be delayed until the passing of the new bill, when it will become the first test case under the revised law. W ITH THE PASSAGE of the Obscene...
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France's new movement Follows the path of rejection Arrival of the Anti-Novel by VIVIAN MERCIER F RANCE IS a country where literature constantly makes news. Right after World War I!...
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HERE AND THERE SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE N " OW LET US suppose that the Catholic Bishops of the United States have gathered in solemn conclave for their annual meeting in Washington and have...
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THE SCREEN NO VIEW, NO ROOM V ITTORIO DE SICA'S "The Roof," made several years ago but only now released in this country, has the same theme as "The Eighth Day of the Week." The main...
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THE SCREEN NO VIEW, NO ROOM V ITTORIO DE SICA'S "The Roof," made several years ago but only now released in this country, has the same theme as "The Eighth Day of the Week." The main...
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BOOKS The Western Literary Scene INTERNATIONAL LITERARY ANNUAL No. 1. Edited by John Wain. Criterion. $5. By MAX COSMAN H OPE MUST spring eternal in the annual-maker's breast. How else...
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Vol. 070 Issue 005 (May 1 1959)
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