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Books The Grand Peregrination. Maurice Collis. Macmillan. $4.50. THE ORIGINAL title of the sixteenth - century Portuguese book by Fernao Mendes Pinto, which The Grand Peregrination renders and...

SAINT CATHERINE OF SIENA (December 1947)

237 Saint Catherine of Siena D. H. MOSELEY IT IS APPROPRIATE that the sixth centenary of the birth of one of the greatest letter writers in all history should be commemorated by postage stamps...

FATHER PRICE OF MARYKNQLL (September 1944)

Father Price of Maryknoll* D. H. MOSELEY ONE OF MY earliest recollections as a little girl goes back to a bright day in North Carolina just before the end of the last century. The little girl...

MORE BOOKS OF THE WEEK Bridging the Atlantic-Spirit of Flame (February 1944)

More Books of the Week Bridging the Atlantic. Anglo-American Fellowship as the Way to World Peace. A Survey from Both Sides. Edited by Philip Gibbs. Doubleday. $2.75. THAT flower of the American...

MORE BOOKS OF THE WEEK My Days of Anger-Out of the Silent Planet-The Darker Brother-Thunderhead-Meet Mr Blank, the Leader of Tomorrows Germans-Saint John Capistran, Reformer-The Little Locksmith-The Case for Mrs Suratt (October 1943)

More Books of the Week My Days of Anger. James T. Farrell. Vanguard. $2.75. WHEN YOU are living in a foreign country and you get a book from home you do not read that book in the way you would...

NEW WORLD'S FIRST SAINT (October 1942)

6l2 New World's First Saint By D. H. MOSELEY IN 1586, less than a century after the coming of Columbus, and only fifty-three years after Pizarro's conquest of Peru, the little girl who would...

EARS FOR AUTHORS (June 1942)

book, the publisher tells me, will not be out before April. He speaks of it in tremendous terms of approbation. So does Mrs. Hawthorne, to whom I read the conclusion last night. It broke her heart,...

THE GOLDEN LEGEND IN AMERICA (October 1941)

English were powerfully stirred. "I never be: lieved in Parnell until . . . he stood in the last ditch," Lord Acton wrote, "and showed the strong man he is." It was noticed that nobody cheered in...

ROBERT SOUTHWELL IN LONDON (August 1941)

Robert Southwell in London The Jesuit martyr in Tudor England. By D. H. Moseley BLESSED ROBERT SOUTHWELL of the Society of Jesus, priest, poet and martyr, arrived in London from Rome in July,...

SPRINGTIME AND OUR LADY (March 1941)

Springtime and Our Lady By D. H. MOSELEY BEFORE England knew Our Lady well and loved her, it was, as Faber wrote, "a floor for noisy pageant and rude bravery," but when it yielded to her charm,...

Newman's Saint Philip (March 1929)

512 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, 1929 For all its apparent somnolence as of another day, the city bustles with modern commercial activities along the waterfront--it is back of the city, up those...

Writers' Saints (August 1928)

388 THE COMMONWEAL AugUSt 22, I928 Ml WRITERS' SAINTS By D. H. MOSELEY PAUL CLAUDEL'S Feuilles de Saints is not so well known as The Tidings Brought to Mary. Perhaps the little book...

Moseley, D.H.

Mosely, Laura

Moses, Paul

Moses, Wilson J.

Mosio, Jacqueline Bell

Moss, Robert F

Moss, Robert F.

Moss, Rose Rappoport

Motley, Christopher

Motley, Willard F.

Mott, Stephen De

Motyl, Alexander