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 Vol. 008 Issue 022 (October 3 1928)
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Vol. 008 Issue 023 (October 10 1928)
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 Keeping the Record Straight
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KEEPING THE RECORD STRAIGHT MRS. MABEL WALKER WILLEBRANDT, assistant United States Attorney-general, who owes her appointment to that high office to former Attorney-general Daugherty, in again...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK TV/fR. HERBERT HOOVER'S repudiation of big¦»¦*¦*¦ otry as a party weapon is virile and clear-cut. Commenting upon a mean little circular distributed by a Virginia Republican...
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Turbulent Sir Thomas
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TURBULENT SIR THOMAS ALL sorts of reasons buttress the opinion that the world will never get anything comparable to the Arthurian romances. To these succulent tales poets, novelists and...
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The Sovereign Citizen
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October 10, 1928 THE COMMONWEAL S65 THE SOVEREIGN CITIZEN \X7"E HAVE been struck, during the past few * " months, with a curious development in the public attitude toward citizenship. Many...
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Columbus Day: 1928
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Williams, Michael
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566 THE COMMONWEAL October 10, 1928 COLUMBUS DAY: 1928 By MICHAEL WILLIAMS A FEW years ago I stood before the tomb which enshrined the bones of Christopher Columbus in the centuries-old...
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Confessions of a College Graduate
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Boardman, Philip L.
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57O THE COMMONWEAL October 10, 1928 CONFESSIONS OF A COLLEGE GRADUATE By PHILIP L. BOARDMAN FOR two years I followed the prescribed courses, paid the customary fees and sang the...
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Catholic Culture in Our Southwest, III
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Austin, Mary
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CATHOLIC CULTURE IN OUR SOUTHWEST III: SALVAGING THE OLD CRAFTS By MARY AUSTIN THE dark hours of Spanish New Mexico began with the forced retirement of the Franciscans on the establishment of...
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Our "Colonial Policy"
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Sands, William Franklin
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OUR "COLONIAL POLICY" By WILLIAM FRANKLIN SANDS 'T^HOSE who are studying the underlying facts of •*• so-called imperialism, and the presence in the American structure of factors which do or...
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Communications
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COMMUNICATIONS THE NEW MINUTE MEN Southampton, L. I. TO the Editor:—In reply to your telegrams of September 13 which have reached me here, while I prefer not to join any new committees or...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER Elmer the Great GEORGE M. COHAN has not yet abandoned the American flag! That is the moral we must deduce from the program statement that Mr. Cohan presents the...
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Lament (verse)
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Kennedy, John S.
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£,ament Fair fruits are mellow And the vine grown ripe, Sing of the harvest With timbrel and pipe. O laureate Arcady, When through thy vales I ran, Panting, pursuing Pan, Why didst thou let...
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Books
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Lapp, John A.; Kolars, Mary; Stapleton, John; Graham, Gladys; Keeler, Floyd; Marshall, David
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580 THE COMMONWEAL October 10, 1928 BOOKS The Status of Crime The Repression of Crime, by Harry Elmer Barnes. New York: George H. Doran Company. $2.50. The New Criminology, by Max...
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Vol. 008 Issue 024 (October 17 1928)
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Vol. 008 Issue 025 (October 24 1928)
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Vol. 008 Issue 026 (October 31 1928)
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