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Vol. 016 Issue 020 (September 14 1932)
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Vol. 016 Issue 021 (September 21 1932)
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 America on Trial
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THE COMMONWEAL A Weekly Review of Literature, The Arts and Public Affairs Volume XVI New York, Wednesday, September 21, 1932 Number 21 EDITOI~AL BOARD MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Editor GEORCE N....
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Week by Week
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478 THE COMMONWEAL September2I, I93 z that this multitude is solely, or even chiefly, responsible for the creation of national wealth is, of course, a fallacy; but certainly it is the veriest...
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The Plow in Season
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September 21, I93Z THE COMMONWEAL 481 in large holdings. With stocks to be had for a few dollars many small investors bought a few. This they did not with any idea that they might make a...
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Political Events
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Thompson, Charles Willis
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482 THE COMMONWEAL September 21, I932 POLITICAL EVENTS By CHARLES WILLIS THOMPSON BOUT this time, as the almanacs used to say, look out for the question, "Who is going to be elected?" In fact,...
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Mediaeval Anticipations
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Walsh, James J.
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484 THE COMMONWEAL SeptemberzI, 1932 | MEDIAEVAL ANTICIPATION By JAMES J. WALSH T HE MOST surprising chapter in our rapidly developing history of the middle ages concerns the anticipation of...
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Trade in the New Empire
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O'Leary, M. Grattan
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486 THE COMMONWEAL September2I, x932 TRADE IN THE NEW EMPIRE By M. GRATTAN O'LEARY I T IS a striking commentary upon these times that the world paid more attention to the ex= ternals of the...
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Convalescent Children
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Woodlin, Joan
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September2I, I932 THE COMMONWEAL 487 But while the conference failed to achieve anything like a vast scheme of empire commercial union, it did take steps which, inevitably, will switch hundreds...
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First Snowflakes (verse)
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Boyd, Marion
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September 21, 1932 T H E C O M M O N W E A L 489 And so it remained until the year I92o when the report read: "Applicants are being turned away." This was too much for the friend of the Christ...
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Outside of Rome
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Ryan, Anne
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September 21, 1932 T H E C O M M O N W E A L 489 And so it remained until the year I92o when the report read: "Applicants are being turned away." This was too much for the friend of the Christ...
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Communications
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490 THE COMMONWEAL SeptemberzI, I 9 3 z as hesat before the brazier stupidly, a goblet tipping in his hand, she got in a question now and again, looking into his eyes between two of his sips;...
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The Play And Screen
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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September 21, 1932 THE COMMONWEAL 491 unpopular people just now. Yet we all know that the evolution of modern capitalism has separated the ownership of capital from the function of business...
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49z THE COMMONWEAL September2t, i93z tinction between such deliberate idiocy and her real scenes of confusion. In justice to the author, i~ is possible that more of the Philip Barry quality of...
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Vol. 016 Issue 022 (September 28 1932)
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