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 Vol. 009 Issue 018 (March 6 1929)
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Vol. 009 Issue 019 (March 13 1929)
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 Vincennes Looks Back
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THE COMMONWEAL A Weekly Review of Literature, The Arts, and Public ARair,. Volume IX New York, Wednesday, March 13, 1929 Number 19 EDrr0RIAL BOARD MICH~ W~.XZAMS, Editor G~o~c~ N. SHUSrSR,...
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Week by Week
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526 T H E C O M M O N W E A L March 13, 1929 the fighters and the pioneers, were opening up a land for some better reason than that we should grow fat upon it. It can be paid if we shape our...
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For a Coherent China
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March I3, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 529 plan would work its greatest good. The scholarship student, as a rule, duplicates his high school marks in college; but since his tuition is assured,...
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The Hurrah Express
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53 ~ THE COMMONWEAL March x3, I929 hopes to strengthen the Soviet position in Siberia and northern China. Nor is the annexation of Manchuria an utterly remote possibility. These are perils...
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The Disappearing Orator
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March I3, I929 THE COMMONWEAL J3t cadre--into which all surviving beauty was cast. Were Europe to change its mind radically, to admit that a washing machine is really the finest token of...
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Women in Congress
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Anderson, George E.
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532 THE COMMONWEAL March 13, 1929 WOMEN IN CONGRESS By GEORGE E. ANDERSON T EN years or so ago, when the suffrage movement had attained a certain degree of success in most of the states of the...
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Sir Bertram Windle
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Walsh, James J.
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534 T H E C O M M O N W E A L March I3, I929 woman a certain prominence which often is of value, and in most cases certainly more than balances that lack of more general contact with other...
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What Shall the Faithful Sing?
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Wright, Cuthbert
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536 THE COMMONWEAL March I3, x929 i ,,m i im i i . i WHAT SHALL THE FAITHFUL SING? By CUTHBERT WRIGHT I N PRESENTING a theory long studied and logically worked out, it is sometimes the...
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The Newest Weapon
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Brown, Paul
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538 THE COMMONWEAL March 13, 1929 THE NEWEST WEAPON By PAUL BROWN M ILITARY changes occur slowly, always as the result of inevitable necessity. For centuries there was no alteration in the...
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Success (verse)
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Ward, William Allen
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March I3, I9z9 THE COMMONWEAL 539 sarily result, particularly if removal and treatment are prompt. There was only one other general class of gas used; the vesicant compounds. These were gases...
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The Maryland Tercentenary
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Shriver, Mark O.
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540 THE COMMONWEAL March 13, 1929 THE MARYLAND TERCENTENARY By MARK O. SHRIVER I T IS yet five years to the spring of 1934 and the tercentenary of the landing in St. Clement's Bay of Leonard...
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River Changes
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Cram, William Everett
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March 13, 1929 THE COMMONWEAL 54I i i i . l l | i ,. that the largest possible number of citizens might have a share in the activities, and so that Maryland's contribution to the welfare and...
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Communications
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542 THE COMMONWEAL March I3, I929 river, as it was in the days of the uncleared forest when first it was given that name. The feeling of regret for a thing that is past; those bygone days of...
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The Play
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Skinner, R. Dana
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544 T H E C O M M O N W E A L March I3, I9z 9 9 i THE PLAY By R. DANA SKINNER The Kibitzer I AM inclined to disagree broadly with those critics whose praise of this play centered largely on...
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Books
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Ryan, John A.; Chase, Mary Ellen; Anderson, Walter V.; Larsson, R. Ellsworth; Martens, Frederick H.; Turner, A. Campbell; Hennrich, Kilian J.; McCahe, George
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March 13 , 19o.9 THE COMMONWEAL 545 progress of events, but in spite of your better judgment you will probably find that you are experiencing a good deal of harmless enjoyment. The action, such...
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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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