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 Vol. 008 Issue 005 (June 6 1928)
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 Beyond Freedom
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BEYOND FREEDOM LIBERTY is the only thing our time identifies with the absolute. Our fathers have freed themselves of so much bondage, shattered so many chains, that the conquest of further...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK WHAT extent international public opinion is likely to be aroused by the Mexican persecutions is purely a matter of conjecture. The temper of the correspondence printed by the...
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The Farmers Finesse
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THE FARMERS FINESSE MR. COOLIDGE'S dictional resources have all been expended upon the McNary-Haugen measure. The results are diverse: rural relief has become a major political issue; the...
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The Lay Pulpit
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June 6, 1928 THE COMMONWEAL 119 THE LAY PULPIT /^ATHOLIC journalism is no Jonah's gourd. It ^ would be more exact to compare its phenomenal growth within recent years to the mustard seed,...
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The Foreign Legion
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Blood, Leighton H.
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120 THE COMMONWEAL June 6, 1928 THE FOREIGN LEGION By LEIGHTON H. BLOOD EARLY last year, Count de Sartiges of the French Embassy at Washington and I had a long talk about the French...
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Can a City Man Be President?
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Douglas, George William
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CAN A CITY MAN BE PRESIDENT ? By GEORGE WILLIAM DOUGLAS AMONG the possibilities of the presidential year of 1928, is that events may roughly parallel those of 1828. When Andrew Jackson...
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Trials of a Taleswoman
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Crosby, Patricia
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June 6, 1928 THE COMMONWEAL 125 TRIALS OF A TALESWOMAN By PATRICIA CROSBY T! ^HERE is a great pile of masonry in the centre of Philadelphia's business district known as City Hall. Through...
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Afterward (verse)
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Storey, Violet Alleyn
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^Afterward Candles that shed soft light upon Yo\ir chintz-hung rooms have guttered out. And blossom petals on slim trees Beside your door lie blown about. Grey-purple darkness shrouds this...
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Postlude for a Book
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Williams, Michael
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June 6, 1928 THE COMMONWEAL 127 POSTLUDE FOR A BOOK By MICHAEL WILLIAMS I. TWO weeks ago, I left my dear Kentucky valley, where I was so happy that as long as life shall last I shall...
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Manoel de Oliveira Lima
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Walsh, Thomas
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MANOEL DE OLIVEIRA LIMA By THOMAS WALSH THERE occurred recently in Washington the sudden death of a man whose greatness and fidelity to noble causes should call for a wider recognition than has...
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The Challenge of the Theatre, I
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Skinner, R. Dana
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130 THE COMMONWEAL June 6, 1928 THE CHALLENGE OF THE THEATRE: I By R. DANA SKINNER (This is the first of three articles on a practical program for a new theatrical producing group which...
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Poems
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Sheridan, John Desmond; Pangborn, Mary Kay; N., S. C.; Elliston, George; Thornton, Francis Beauchesne; Ray, Louise Crenshaw
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13* THE COMMONWEAL June 6, 1928 POEMS 'Perspective I will go up to the high hills (There are high hills 'round the town) And there look down From some high, sun-soaked heather spot Upon...
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Books
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Windle, Bertram C. A.; Gill, Roderick; Sands, William Franklin; Ryan, John A.; Tobin, James E.; Reilly, Joseph J.; O'Hara, E. V.; Sholl, Anna McClure
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BOOKS Evolution and Faith Creation, by E. T. Brewster. Indianapolis: The BobbsMerrill Company. $3.50. MOST decently educated persons have at least a vague outline in their minds of what is...
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The Quiet Corner
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THE QUIET CORNER / counsel thee, shut not thy heart nor thy library.—C. Lamb. "On our way down the Avenue, my dear Britannicus," remarked Doctor Angelicus, tapping his pipe for a new...
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Vol. 008 Issue 006 (June 13 1928)
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Vol. 008 Issue 007 (June 20 1928)
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Vol. 008 Issue 008 (June 27 1928)
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