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 Vol. 009 Issue 018 (March 6 1929)
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••Contents••
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 Dr. Jones Prescribes
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THE COMMONWEAL A Weekly Review o? Literature, The Arts, and Public A??alr,. Volume IX New York, Wednesday, March 6, 1929 Number I8 EDITOIUaL BOA~ MICHAEL WU..LZAMS, Editor GEORC~ N. SHUSTXR,...
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Week by Week
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498 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, ~929 The Jones bill was thereupon speedily transformed into a plea for the mobilization of the judiciary battalions. As passed by the Senate, this plea incorporates a...
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Exhibit A
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March 6, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 5ox girl dejectedly hanging up her armor in the church at the gates of Paris; of her betrayal and death. There is genius in the plan. WE ARE sometimes more conscious...
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Wings on Display
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502 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, I929 of the Columbus Enquirer-Sun, have pointed out--to be spotted and if possible nailed. First of all, let us see what has actually happened in Italy. Has the...
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The New Unemployment
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March 6, x929 THE COMMONWEAL 503 proportion to the huge expanse of the country, have met with sympathy and co6peration from municipalities and state and federal government departments. Since...
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How Shall Germany Pay?
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Carter, John
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504 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, 1929 HOW SHALL GERMANY PAY? By JOHN CARTER T HE sanguine statesmen who framed the reparation clauses of the treaty of Versailles in t919, and the...
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What Were the Middle-Ages? II
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Lacombe, George
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506 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, I929 WHAT WERE THE MIDDLE-AGES? II By GEORGE LACOMBE NOTHER man who performed well in the field of mediaeval studies is Haureau, whose innate honesty triumphed over...
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The Parish Sees the Upper Room
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Sharp, John K.
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508 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, x929 Chartes. It is curious to see the Sorbonne once more interesting itself in the thought of the middle-ages, as in the days of Saint Thomas. Yet the lectures of M....
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We Blow into Japan
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Maxwell, Cliff
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March 6, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 5xI WE BLOW INTO JAPAN By CLIFF MAXWELL N ONE of the crew of the S.S. Vagabond, from the chief to myself, a fireman, was overly impressed with our ship when we...
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Newman's Saint Philip
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Moseley, D. H.
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512 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, 1929 For all its apparent somnolence as of another day, the city bustles with modern commercial activities along the waterfront--it is back of the city, up those...
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One By a Lake (verse)
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Organ, Thomas
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March 6, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 513 his sending a smart spruce young noble youth to a public house with a most enormously large bottle and a piece of ~gold to buy a pen'orth of wine 1" In a letter...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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514 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, 1929 THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER narlef't~ T HE exploitation of the Negro, both as an actor and as a subject for sensational dramatic writing, is progressing apace....
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Communications
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March 6, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 515 plicate matters further, there is a faction in the congregation which wishes to depose Reb Velvele, and uses his domestic misfortune to prove that the blessing of...
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Books
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O'Sheel, Shaemas; Shuster, George N.; Hull, Robert R.; Logan, J. D.; McEntee, Georgiana Putnam; Zabel, Morton Dauwen; Robinson, Morton; Engels, Vincent
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518 THE COMMONWEAL March 6, 1929 BOOKS From Our National Family Album Forgotten Ladies, by Richardson Wright. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Gompany. $5.oo. I F THE title of Mr. Wright's new...
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Vol. 009 Issue 019 (March 13 1929)
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Vol. 009 Issue 020 (March 20 1929)
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Vol. 009 Issue 021 (March 27 1929)
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