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 Vol. 003 Issue 004 (December 2 1925)
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Vol. 003 Issue 005 (December 9 1925)
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Vol. 003 Issue 006 (December 16 1925)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Soldier Speaks
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THE SOLDIER SPEAKS THE series of resolutions passed by the American Legion in its seventh annual convention at Omaha make a very important document indeed. The more it is studied the greater...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK Locarno compacts were signed amid sur roundings of unusual splendor. The stage was set brilliantly for an event which European statesmen consider the best communal guarantee of...
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The Irish Boundary
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THE SCHOOLS OF ST. FRANCIS approaching centenary which will turn all hearts towards Assisi ought not to find us indifferent to the Franciscan effort in this country. Cowl and cord have their...
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Nationalism as a Religion, I
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Hayes, Carlton J. H.
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December 16, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL 149 NATIONALISM AS A RELIGION I. THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND By CARLTON J. H. HAYES THE present generation has a curious hobby of at least pretending to like...
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Fog, the Magician (verse)
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Cane, Melville
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Fogy the Magician Wrapped in a cloak Of grey mystery, Fog, the magician, Steals tip-toe out of the sea. In seven-league boots He skims across the sky, Blowing out the sun, Blotting out the...
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Why a New Architecture?
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Cram, Ralph Adams
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December 16, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL WHY A NEW ARCHITECTURE? By RALPH ADAMS CRAM I FIND myself so fully in accord with most of Mr. Barry Byrne's statements of fact, in The Commonweal for...
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Prospects in Dalmatia
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Christitch, Annie
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PROSPECTS IN DALMATIA By ANNIE CHRISTITCH HEAVEN has favored the coast of Dalmatia with a multiplicity of harbors, a glorious • climate, and a brave, Catholic, ultra-Slav people. The influence...
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Autumn-Ending (verse)
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Miller, J. Corson
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Prison Cells Six by three and a half, And seven high: Such are the holes in which Men live and die. Kennels for dogs are these, Not human souls— Even if black they be— Paying their ...
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On the Threshold
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Watts, Henry C.
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154 THE COMMONWEAL December i6» 1925 ON THE THRESHOLD By HENRY C WATTS T N the cathedral chapters and the chapter houses of •*- the monastic orders, both of the continent and in England,...
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Honey from Hymettus
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Allen, Hugh
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Peeember 16, 1925 THE COMMONWEAL I5S HONEY FROM HYMETTUS By HUGH ALLEN KVOU call me the Bee of Hymettus," writes Mme. de A Noailles in a poem dedicated to Jean Moreas, an Athenian poet...
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Brother to a Road
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Davies, Mary Carolyn
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Snow Change I saw a white house, in the snow; (With all white houses it may not be so—) The day before it was just a house, Windows—a door— A roof, dark green; Snow fell in the night, Heavy...
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Communications
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COMMUNICATIONS ORGANIZE THE GRADUATES! Cambridge, Mass. TO the Editor:—The controversy started by C. Molanphy seems to have brought out more abstract discussion than facts and figures. In 1907,...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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i6o THE COMMONWEAL December 16, 1925 THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER The Enemy AFTER seeing this vastly press-agented play, to which its author, Channing Pollock, has apparently persuaded...
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Books
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Stuart, Henry Longan; Lapp, John A.; Maynard, Theodore; Bois, Jules; Walsh, Thomas
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BOOKS Newman as a Man of Letters, by Joseph J. Reilly. New York: The Macmillan Company. $2.SO. IT HAS been the destiny of John Henry, Cardinal Newman, like the Master whom he served all his...
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The Quiet Corner
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THE QUIET CORNER I counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb. It was after that stormy meeting in the library when Dr. Angelicus and Primus Criticus had expressed themselves...
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Vol. 003 Issue 007 (December 23 1925)
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Vol. 003 Issue 008 (December 30 1925)
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