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Vol. 006 Issue 026 (November 2 1927)
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Vol. 007 Issue 001 (November 9 1927)
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Vol. 007 Issue 002 (November 16 1927)
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Vol. 007 Issue 003 (November 23 1927)
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Vol. 007 Issue 004 (November 30 1927)
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••Cover Page••
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Shall Women Think?
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MR. PADRAIC COLUM has written about American life for the Dublin Studies, and paused during the course of his remarks to derive a moral from the cartoons of Mr. Briggs: "Briggs's...
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Week by Week
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Xy ECENTLY the Hearst papers have been giving •*-^ publicity to documents exposing efforts by President Calles of Mexico to establish a "liberal" government in Nicaragua, to embarrass United...
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Reform by Sarcasm
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T ^ H R E E weeks ago a young friend of this review, ••• with time upon his hands, undertook to conduct an investigation, quite informal and unofficial, upon public spirit in New York. The method...
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Comfort on Credit
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t * VERYBODY knows that commerce reposes upon •*-' credit. This rule is so old that the scriptural parable could use the story of borrowers threatened with foreclosure as an example familiar to...
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How Protestants See Us & I
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Ross, J. Elliot
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(This is the first of two papers by Father Ross to appear in The Commonweal analyzing the results of a highly significant experiment which was recently conducted in the elimination of religious...
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Music from Heaven (verse)
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Sargent, Daniel
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The angel came at the hour when the night was still, When the flash of dew was turning to frost on the hill, Saint Francis's heart grew chill and yet more chill. The angel came where the pit of...
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A Great Field's Harvest
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Shuster, George N.
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BOSSUET, whose centenary the year now drawing to a close observed with real interest, loved to say that Christianity had given to man la vie raisonnable—"the life according to reason." We of the...
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American Painting in 1927
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Zabel, Morton Dauwen
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DURING the last ten years the personality of painting in the United States has been definitely developed. The date for the contemporary movement in literature can probably be pushed...
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Brush Fire
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Ward, Leo L.
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SINCE I was a boy who loved to burn things I have never known any pleasure to compare with the brushwood fire I used to build in the dusk of a November evening. I would always build my fire down...
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Winter Bison (verse)
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Lewis, May
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This is November—that's a solemn sound! May, June, July, are lightly tripping words; Dark syllables are trampling on the ground; This is November—that's a solemn sound, Like the portentous,...
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Communications
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WHY THE STUDY CLUB? Washington, D. C. TO the Editor:—Mr. Gavigan's letter in your issue of November 16 regarding reading circles and study clubs in the late eighties and early nineties, makes...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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Coquette GEORGE ABBOTT and Ann Preston Bridgers have fashioned two acts of a memorably poignant and sensitive play from material originally suggested by Miss Bridgers, and have vv^andered into...
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Poems
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Coatsworth, Elizabeth; Pfeiffer, Edward H.; Olsen, Charles Oluf; Mullen, John; Widdemer, Margaret; Rocco, Joseph
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J^(^'tt; Autumn Is Here Now Autumn is here I yearn for a Roman villa (A villa and peace!) With mosaics of grapevines twined with the leopards of Bacchus, And a bronze faun from Greece Standing...
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Books
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Stuart, Henry Longan; Stapleton, John; Brennecke, Ernest; jr.; Graham, Gladys; Windle, Bertram C. A.; Walsh, Thomas
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The Passionate Prophet Henry Thoreau: The Cosmic Yankee, by J. Brooks Atkinson. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $2.50. HENRY THOREAU might be considered a pioneer of that American frontier, the open...
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The Quiet Corner
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/ counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb. "You remember, Britannicus, the stories about my stay last year in Quito and the delightful circle of older Ecuadorians that made the...
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