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Vol. 007 Issue 013 (February 1 1928)
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Vol. 007 Issue 015 (February 15 1928)
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Vol. 007 Issue 016 (February 22 1928)
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••Contents••
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To Men of Good-Will
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WE BELIEVE the situation in Mexico to be characterized definitely, at the present moment, by political and economic factors of unusual importance. The religious struggle continues, but it is now...
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Week by Week
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T F THE investigation of Teapot Dome details pro•*• gresses very much longer at the present rate, practically every United States citizen will have borne witness to something or other. During...
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Drama of the Soul
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LITTLE by little Christian forces are managing to exert a positive influence upon modern drama. It is seen that, considering the temper of the present-day mind, little can be hoped for from...
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That Ninety Percent
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THAT NINETY PERCENT r \ NE of the diflicultles experienced In attempting ^ ^ to present to the American people a picture of the persecution of Catholics in Mexico, which Pope Pius XI has...
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A Chinese Alliance
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Darrach, Marie L.
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VERY little interest was taken in the news which reached this country last July, that General Chiang Kai-shek had resigned as Commander-inchief of the Nationalist army. Although he is the...
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Paradox and Prophecy, I
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Martindale, C. C.
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(The following is the first of two papers written for The Commonweal by the Reverend C. C. Martindale, S. J. Father Martindale, an Enfflishman, is one of the foremost Catholic apologists writing...
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A. E.-Poet and Irishman
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O'Sheel, Shaemas
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THERE is a sense in which A. E.'s words are true: "A poet is always a practical man." The names of Marlowe and Chatterton, Poe and Pearse, are writ in tears to prove that poets are not always...
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Can the Woman's Club Survive ?
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Dickens, Elizabeth
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FROM 1889, the birth date of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, to the present is not a long time as time goes. But measured by changes in attitude, the attitude of men toward women, the...
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Resurrection (verse)
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Duggan, Eileen
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Lo, how the butterfly, the paladin of air, To whom blue acres-are baronial things, Who takes them as an eldest son the name, Or owl the night, Before the time of wings Lies blind, without...
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Something to Write About
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Sargent, Daniel
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FOR poets to lack something to write about is not entirely a modern malady although so many modern poets are dead of it. Delightful Chaucer made several tries before he knew what his pen was made...
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"Tenebrae Factae Sunt" (verse)
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Krapf, Martin A.
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Dark And the things of the dark. The rustling of the wind Among the trees yonder; The cool, damp smell of rain to come; A creaking of branches And the lonely sob of the killdee. And through...
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Communications
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FATHER COLUMBANUS ON ROUND TOWERS Black Abbey, Kilkenny. TO the Editor:—Father Columbanus writes in your issue of November 2 that "the Anglo-Irish claim that the towers were built for Irish...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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Strange Interlude TWO years ago Eugene O'Neill startled us somewhat by reverting to the use of masks in his play The Great God Brown. Of course he did not go back to any known tradition in the...
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Books
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Shaughhessy, Gerald; Sands, William Franklin; Radziwill, Catherine; Shuster, George N.; Windle, Bertram C. A.; Ross, J. Elliot; Walsh, Thomas; Dawson, Herbert Forbes
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One View of the Matter Immigration Crossroads, by Constantine Panunzio. New York: The Macmillan Company. $2.50. AMERICA has grown into a snob, a parvenu, ashamed of its forbears, intolerant of...
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The Quiet Corner
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/ counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. LAMB. "Speaking of visitors to our country recalls to me some incidents not quite so pleasant as the sojourn here last week of my Aunt...
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Vol. 007 Issue 017 (February 29 1928)
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