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 Vol. 003 Issue 009 (January 6 1926)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 The Ark and the Dove
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THE ARK AND THE DOVE ON the face of it, history should be the most exact of all the sciences. It is obvious that whatever has happened, from the very earliest day of which record exists at all,...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK HOUGH details of a practical character still hang A fire, it is clear that the government has decided to attend the preliminary Armament Conference at Geneva. Obviously a...
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The Year as. Labor Sees It
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THE YEAR AS LABOR SEES IT TpHE change in the calendar invites a summary of -¦* what the past four seasons have meant for the American labor movement. Because the number of those who live by...
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Peace in Christ's Kingdom
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January 6, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 231 PEACE IN CHRIST'S KINGDOM TX7TTH the proclamation of a new Christian fes* * tival, which shall help to restore the vision of the Civitas Dei, Pope Pius...
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Rome and the Coming Council
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Wood, L. J. S.
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232 THE COMMONWEAL January 6, 1926 ROME AND THE COMING COUNCIL By L. J. S. WOOD EVER since Pius XI made direct allusion to it in encyclical, Ubi arcano Dei of Christmas, 1922, there has...
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Whither, Van Loon?
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Wright, Cuthbert
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WHITHER, VAN LOON ? By CUTHBERT WRIGHT ONE has a great desire to be fair to Mr. Van Loon. It is the same desire which prompts us to return good for good, Mr. Van Loon, in his capacity as writer...
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Madison Square (verse)
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Stuart, Henry Longan
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For a Young Girl Softly and silently Darkness came creeping; Darkness stole over her When she was sleeping. Music fell from her, Laughter was gone; Darkness had made her Quiet and...
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Nationalism as a Religion, IV
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Hayes, Carlton J. H.
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236 THE COMMONWEAL January 6, 1926 NATIONALISM AS A RELIGION IV. THE GROWTH OF THE CULT By CARLTON J. H. HAYES INTERIOR devotion to nationalism is expected of all persons, though here a...
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The Pine Tree (verse)
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Bayne, William M.
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The Pine Tree Graceful, elated, O lyric pine tree! Rearing thy delicate limbs 'neath the passionless gaze of the blue sky! Ethereal pine tree! In the masses of whose sombre hair The star of...
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The St. Louis Plan
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Schwitalla, Alphonse M.
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January 6, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 239 THE ST. LOUIS PLAN By ALPHONSE M. SCHWITALLA HIS GRACE, the Archbishop of St. Louis, sometimes refers to his see as "the Rome of the United States."...
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Downside Abbey
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Watts, Henry C.
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DOWNSIDE ABBEY By HENRY C. WATTS IN THE midst of the green fields of Somerset stands today the most beautiful, the most vitally alive thing in England—the abbey and church of Downside, whose...
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Ad Matrem, in Caelis (verse)
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O'Donnell, Charles L.
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<iAd Matretn, in Caelis I can remember flowers at your hand, Summer and autumn, spring, Nor less when winter in our northern land Forbade your bird to sing, Geraniums in the dining room For...
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Communications
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January 6, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 243 COMMUNICATIONS NATIONALISM AS A RELIGION TO the Editor:—Carlton J. H. Hayes, in the first article or th* MriK, Nationalism ftS a Religion, makes the...
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The Play
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W., M. W., H. L. S., T.
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January 6, 1926 THE COMMONWEAL 245 THE PLAY The Russian Players WHAT the Moscow Art Theatre Musical Studio has brought to America is what the American stage needs more than anything...
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Books
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Walsh, James J.; Robinson, Landon M.; Shuster, George N.; Stuart, Henry Longan; Walsh, Thomas
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BOOKS Development of Our Knowledge of Tuberculosis, by Lawrence F. Flick. Philadelphia: $7.50. WHILE in our generation consumption has ceased to be, in Defoe's picturesque phrase, "the...
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The Quiet Corner
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THE QUIET CORNER / counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb. "New Year's Day without eggnbg is no holiday," murmured the Doctor sadly. "How well I recall the jovial—" "Do you...
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Vol. 003 Issue 010 (January 13 1926)
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Vol. 003 Issue 011 (January 20 1926)
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Vol. 003 Issue 012 (January 27 1926)
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