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 Vol. 006 Issue 013 (August 3 1927)
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 The King's Writ
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**rT>HE simple consolations needed by life in an J|_ under-civilized world . . . these Christianity could give. . . . | But in the cold light of today these consolations fade. In the cold, clear...
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Week by Week
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llyfR. KELLOGG'S police power is not the same •^'••- thing on paper as it turned out to be in practice at Ocatal, Nicaragua. After weeks of landing marines, listening to the conflicting ideas of...
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Vienna in Turmoil
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A FTER the last Austrian election, it was clear that •'*• the defeat of Socialism was really critical. During more than ten years, difficult industrial conditions and the failure of bourgeois...
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Mexico and the League of Nations
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Manton, Martin T.
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MUCH has been written, and much more has been said, about the problems of the Catholic Church in Mexico because of the attitude of the government of that country toward religion. While the...
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Moths (verse)
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Ballard, Charles
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At dusk the moths come to my garden, silent as thoughts: This is the gray hour when little hidden spirits Take form and wing. Breathe lightly—they come! Cecropia, Luna, Tiger, and...
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Charles Eliot Norton
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Whitridge, Arnold
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(The Commonweal is glad to be able to present to its readers the following interesting analysis of the personality and significance of a distinguished American writer and scholarj whose centenary...
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Nature and the Farmer
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Cram, William Everett
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"Ij^OR many generations we have withdrawn from ••• the influence of nature. This has been only partially offset by nature study—a very different thing from daily contact with nature in our work....
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Communications
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THE APPEAL OF THE CHURCH OF ROME Philadelphia, Pa. TO the Editor:—The letter of the Reverend Percy T. Fenn may help to explain to Catholics why Anglicans can believe so many doctrines taught by...
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The Modern Stage Director
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Skinner, R. Dan
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IN MANY of my reviews of the past season, I have brought in the name of Guthrie McClintic. Often he had nothing to do with the play being reviewed, yet his name fairly insists on cropping up. The...
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Books
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Windle, Bertram C. A.; Crowley, Paul; Graham, Gladys; Dawson, Herbert Forbes; Rockwell, William Walker; Martens, Frederick H.; Farley, Ambrose
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Crime and Custom in Savage Society, by Bronislaw Malinotvski. Netv York: Harcourt, Brace and Company. $2.23. PROFESSOR MALINOWSKI'S stay with the Trobrianders, a typical Melanesian population in...
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The Quiet Corner
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"/ counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library. -C. LAMB. The Khan-1-Azam, Lord of Magnificence, whose real name was Aziz Koka, presents a personal significance unusual in the general welter...
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Vol. 006 Issue 014 (August 10 1927)
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Vol. 006 Issue 015 (August 17 1927)
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Vol. 006 Issue 016 (August 24 1927)
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Vol. 006 Issue 017 (August 31 1927)
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