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 Vol. 012 Issue 009 (July 2 1930)
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Vol. 012 Issue 010 (July 9 1930)
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 The Same Size Shoe
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THE SAME SIZE SHOE OUITE apart from all such matters as the tariff, the United States is today a spectacle which fills many citizens of the old world with terror and foreboding. Henri Massis,...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK DENSIONS are one of the best arguments against •*• going to war in a hurry. Nobody stopped to think, when millions of men were mobilized during 1917, that a general clamor for all...
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Trusting to Cosines
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July 9, 1930 THE COMMONWEAL TRUSTING TO COSINES /~\NE cannot be sure that the world is built on ideals, ^"^ but it is certainly established on cosines. The cosines are everywhere, flanked...
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Canada Goes to the Polls
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O'Leary, M. Grattan
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276 THE COMMONWEAL July 9, 1930 CANADA GOES TO THE POLLS By M. GRATTAN O'LEARY CANADA is preparing to hold its sixteenth general election. His right to represent the country at the...
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Places and Persons
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Grubb, Marion
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278 THE COMMONWEAL July 9, 1930 Places and Persons LITTLE BROTHERS OF BUSINESS By MARION GRUBB I HAD thought it couldn't be done any more. Perhaps it can't—outside Charleston and New...
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Thinking of My Beloved (verse)
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Yü, Lee
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Thinking of my Beloved In silence I ascend the western chamber, The moon is shaped like a harvest-hook, Lonely is the tree in the deep yard, locked in with the clean autumn. Eternally sundered...
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The Stranger within the Gates
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Wickham, Harvey
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280 THE COMMONWEAL July 9, 1930 THE STRANGER WITHIN THE GATES By HARVEY WICKHAM THE treatment of minorities has always been one of the great problems of statecraft—never more so than...
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At the Eucharistic Congress
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Walsh, James J.
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AT THE EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS By JAMES J. WALSH CARTHAGE, Sunday, May n, 6 p.m.: The Thirtieth Eucharistic Congress has just been brought to a supremely successful conclusion by the procession of...
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Nursery Tales (verse)
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Childe, Wilfred
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V\(ursery Tales In a town of scarlet roofs the glassy bells Surge slowly in the long grey evening, The air seems poignant with serene farewells, The sky speaks in the silver bells that...
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Feed My Lambs
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Byles, W. Esdaile
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FEED MY LAMBS By W. ESDAILE BYLES IT WAS not bad for a child of three when her elder sister asked her "Who made you?" and she answered "Jesus made me." But her answer to the next question was...
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Communications
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COMMUNICATIONS HOLLYWOOD San Francisco, Cal. TO the Editor:—Though not a subscriber to The Commonweal, I have read it quite regularly with pleasure and edification, enjoying especially...
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Books
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Ryan, John A.; Riggs, T. Lawrason; Boyd-Carpenter; Mitchell, Broadus; Sharp, John K.
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BOOKS The Marseillaise France, A Nation of Patriots, by Carlton J. H. Hayes. New York: Columbia University Press. $4.50. THIS volume deals with "the means by which Frenchmen of the present day...
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Vol. 012 Issue 011 (July 16 1930)
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Vol. 012 Issue 012 (July 23 1930)
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Vol. 012 Issue 013 (July 30 1930)
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