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 Vol. 005 Issue 026 (May 4 1927)
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Vol. 006 Issue 001 (May 11 1927)
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 The Tocsin for Peace
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RATHER more than a month ago, in welcoming the news that a Catholic Conference on International Relations would shortly meet at the national capital, and while still uninformed as to the...
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Week by Week
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'T^HE defeat of the Socialist party in the Austrian -'- elections merits attention. During more than a year it had been foreseen that the fight would be bitter and more than relatively decisive....
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New Winds on Old Hills
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VT'OUTH is a relative thing. Nothing more empha•*• sizes its virility, nothing stirs it more swiftly, than contact with antiquity. This is also true, one feels, in the literary life, where...
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The Nation's Neighbors
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PRESIDENT COOLIDGE became his own ••• spokesman to the press at the recent dinner given by the United Press Associations In New York City. The result was eminently satisfactory. In so far as it...
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The South Reads Mr. Smith
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Reid, Richard
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THE South awoke Easter Monday morning to find dominating the front pages of its press more Catholic apologetics than it had ever seen anywhere in its papers, even in a month of Mondays...
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The Catholic Peace Program
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Sands, William Franklin
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OPEN associations for the discussion of the problems that press upon us in these distracted days are highly desirable. All responsible citizens have some fund of common principle. It is...
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Italy and Albania
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Hemphill, Martyn
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THE controversy which has arisen between the Italian and Jugo-Slav governments over the internal affairs of Albania, and which has provided rich fodder for scare-mongers and...
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When Hollywood Turns Holy Land
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Skinner, R. Dana
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OPINION will probably be sharply divided on the attempt of Cecil B. DeMille to put on the screen those episodes in the life of Christ which heretofore have been presented only by such...
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The Lay Reader
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Robinson, Henry Morton
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AS AN ex-officio observer of affairs spiritual in a great metropolitan university, I am convinced ^ that growing companies of lay students are seeking in the intellectual tradition of the Church...
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Prayer for a Lonely Night (verse)
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Engels, Vincent
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Now, down the singing boulevards of dream, Of memory, and of memory's phantasies, (O singing boulevards, O soaring thoroughfares From far ways winning toward the altar of this night.) Moves what...
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Communications
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MORALITY AND THE LAW New York, N. Y. TO the Editor:—^Your editorial of March 30, indicating an indifference to the efforts of the legal profession to raise the standards of admission to the bar;...
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Poems
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Duggan, Eileen; Terry, Katharine C.; Healy, Thomas; Marconnier, Byrne; Jennings, Leslie Nelson; Welch, Marie de L.
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The Little Peoples Sometimes through years, sometimes within a year The little hunted nations leave their walls, A tumult lifts them, sends them flying far. Wailing and cursing, till a silence...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana; S., H. L
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Right You Are if You Think You Are ALMOST any way you look at it, this play by Pirandello violates all the canons of Broadway success. It speculates throughout three acts on the abstract nature...
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Books
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Stapleton, John; Vernon, Granville; Windle, Bertram C. A.; Hull, Robert R.; Boddington, Ernest F.; Baldwin, Summerfield
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Bismarck: Geschichte eines K'dmpfers, by Emil Ludwig. Berlin: Ernst Rowohlt. MORE by coincidence and because the romantic method of history-writing is now the fashion than from any direct...
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The Quiet Corner
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/ counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. LAMB. "Ladies are to be revived this season," murmured Doctor Angelicus, complacently. "What ladies, Doctor?" inquired Euphemia. "Why, the...
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Vol. 006 Issue 002 (May 18 1927)
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Vol. 006 Issue 003 (May 25 1927)
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