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Vol. 010 Issue 022 (October 2 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 023 (October 9 1929)
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The Illusion of Mr. Shearer
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572 THE COMMONWEAL October 9, I929 their closets are trembling with fear. And when it seemed as if the United States and Great Britain might reach an agreement tending to alter the character...
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Week by Week
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572 THE COMMONWEAL October 9, I929 their closets are trembling with fear. And when it seemed as if the United States and Great Britain might reach an agreement tending to alter the character...
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Bloody Bill Barnes
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576 THE COMMONWEAL October 9, I929 La Guardia, the Republican candidate and the one chiefly responsible for the dilemma's posing, can add heavily to his score. And the other mayoralty...
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Thinking and Tradition
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October 9, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 577 THINKING AND TRADITION HILDREN have, we confess, a disturbing habit of piling up questions until you are faced with the necessity of appealing to a...
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The Senate Looks at Unemployment, II.
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Ryan, John A.
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578 THE COMMONWEAL October 9, x9z9 THE SENATE LOOKS AT UNEMPLOYMENT II. IMPORTANT FACTS WHICH IT FAILED TO SEE T IS a curious irony that the Committee failed utterly to suggest any...
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Summer Cabin (VERSE)
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Wagner, Charles A.
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580 THE COMMONWEAL October 9, I929 ing, a general and constant capacity for overproduc- tion. It is most pronounced in agriculture, coal mining, textiles, the boot and shoe industries and is...
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Claudel's Play of Paradox
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Bregy, Katherine
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October 9, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 58x CLAUDEL'S PLAY OF PARADOX By KATHERINE BR/~GY ASTERFUL at once and conciliating as M. Claudel has proved in his diplomatic inter- course, he has...
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What Have the Faithful Sung?
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Schaezler, Karl
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October 9, x929 THE COMMONWEAL 5;83 WHAT HAVE THE FAITHFUL SUNG? By KARL SCHAEZLER HROUGHOUT t h e nineteenth century cul- tural activities in both France and Germany remained under...
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Law and Law Enforcement
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Mattern, Johannes
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October 9, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 585 only as typical instances of unecclesiastical church music (Klose's own term). The rendition of these works has been impossible, however, if only for...
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Thither Are My Sorrows (VERSE)
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Concepcion, M. de Gracia
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October 9, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 587 repeal it cannot secure has but two alternatives, supine submission or nullification. Of course, nullificaton as a welbestablished Anglo-American...
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In a Convent Garden
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Sister, A Maryknoll
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October 9, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 587 repeal it cannot secure has but two alternatives, supine submission or nullification. Of course, nullificaton as a welbestablished Anglo-American...
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Death Dread (VERSE)
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Espina, Concha
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THE COMMONWEAL October 9, I9Z9 ,i and "Deo gratias!" answer we all, and I am off. Cool and sweet it is, with a hint of a wind from the sea, and the low morning sun stretching the trees'...
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Communications
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October 9, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 589 COMMUNICATIONS MR. DELL ON THE PAPAL FASCIST ALLIANCE San Jose, Cal. O the Editor :--Mr. Robert Dell, in the July 3 issue of the Nation, answering my...
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The Play
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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October 9, x929 THE COMMONWEAL 59 x world to come, she will not find herself at liberty to indulge in the pleasing pastime of flinging flowers at her equally self- willed companions, until...
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Books
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Healy, Patrick J.; Milton, George Fort; Shuster, George N.; Brunini, John Gilland; Cunningham, Doris
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October 9, 1929 T H E C O M M O N W E A L 593 BOOKS Darkness Following Lincoln The Tragic Era, by Claude G. Bowers. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company. $5.00. F THE great crises in...
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Vol. 010 Issue 024 (October 16 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 025 (October 23 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 026 (October 30 1929)
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