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 Vol. 010 Issue 009 (July 3 1929)
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 Frankness in the Forum
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244 THE COMMONWEAL July 3, 1929 religious fealty and their national fealty," he says, "they experience a humiliating uncertainty concerning their status as American citizens. They are in a...
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Week by Week
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religious fealty and their national fealty," he says, "they experience a humiliating uncertainty concerning their status as American citizens. They are in a quandary to know which of these fealties...
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Those Very Dark Ages
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248 THE COMMONWEAL July 3, I929 THOSE VERY DARK AGES W HEN the Mediaeval Academy of America was established some few years ago, hardly anybody imagined that it could do more than provide an...
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The Sphinx Commission
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jr., William C. Murphy
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July 3, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 249 THE SPHINX COMMISSION
By WILLIAM C. MURPHY, JR. W ASHINGTON has grown exceedingly cynical on the sub-ject of special governmental commissions. Many such...
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Proud White Waves (verse)
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Ginsberg, Louis
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250 THE COMMONWEAL July 3, 1929 This proposal, of course, was somewhat broader than the suggestion of "an organized, searching in- vestigation of fact and causes" for the purpose of "correcting"...
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Music in France and Germany
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Schaezler, Karl
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july 3, i9z 9 THE COMMONWEAL 25i MUSIC IN FRANCE AND GERMANY
By KARL SCHAEZLER S INCE music is less able than its sister arts to express plastic ideas, the value of the informa- tion it...
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National Origins in Pennsylvania
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Rahill, Frank
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July 3, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 233 generally valid forms, in particular to counterpoint and polyphony, the renewed attractiveness of which is indicated also in the contemporary Bach renaissance. It...
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Church and State in Japan
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Laures, Johannes
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July 3, i929 THE COMMONWEAL 255 was particularly strong in Pennsylvania, electing a mayor in Philadelphia and, according to Horace Greeley, capturing virtually the state's entire delega- tion to...
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To a Disappointed Pilgrim (verse)
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Bynner, Witter
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July3, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 257 There seems to be reasonable hope for the success of the new bill. The Buddhists will, on the whole, give it their wholehearted support, although some individual...
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Communications
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July3, I929 THE COMMONWEAL 257 There seems to be reasonable hope for the success of the new bill. The Buddhists will, on the whole, give it their wholehearted support, although some individual...
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Books
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McEntee, Georgiana Putnam; Sands, William Franklin; Browne, Edythe Helen; Crowley, Paul; Brunini, John Gilland
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get the meat of his arguments, any "evidence" he might pre- sent. The boys read for a day or two and were disappointed. Dr. Barnes has not presented evidence. But there are many unthinking...
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Vol. 010 Issue 010 (July 10 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 011 (July 17 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 012 (July 24 1929)
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Vol. 010 Issue 013 (July 31 1929)
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