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 Vol. 017 Issue 010 (January 4 1933)
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Vol. 017 Issue 011 (January 11 1933)
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Vol. 017 Issue 012 (January 18 1933)
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••Contents••
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 Who Is To Blame?
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WHO IS TO BLAME? COMMONWEAL published in its issue for ¦*¦ January 4 an editorial article entitled "Nineteen Thirty-three," which promptly called forth from its readers an unusually large...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK SUDDEN and quite unexpected death of Mr. Calvin Coolidge naturally suggests a comparison between the halcyon years of his Presidency and the troubled season through which we...
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Looking Backward
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LOOKING BACKWARD HE SILHOUETTE of 1932 is now revealed in the light of the whole human past—that sum-total of effort, progress, collapse, aspiration and sin which is the record of man's...
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The Man Who Saved Democracy
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jr., William C. Murphy
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January 18, 1933 THE COMMONWEAL 315 THE MAN WHO SAVED DEMOCRACY APPORTIONING the credit for winning a presidential election is somewhat like the task which engrosses those earnest souls...
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Threnody {verse)
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Parker, A. K.
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Threnody That night I lay Biting my pillow's edge, Choking my heart, Stifling its angry cries, Saying again: There is no room for such A throb and beat In such a world of lies. For yet its...
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In an Age of Transition
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Wilbur, Russell
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January 18, 1933 THE COMMONWEAL 317 IN AN AGE OF TRANSITION By RUSSELL WILBUR REFLECTING on the subject of an age of transition from the standpoint of the Catholic Church, one confidently...
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The Landslide to Unemployment
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Williatnsen, Margaret
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January 18, 1933 THE COMMONWEAL 319 THE LANDSLIDE TO UNEMPLOYMENT By MARGARET WILLIAMSEN THE AMERICAN wage earner of pre-crash days had his prosperity continually dinned into him by...
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Atmosphere in Poetry
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Maynard, Theodore
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322 THE COMMONWEAL January 18, 1933 ATMOSPHERE IN POETRY By THEODORE MAYNARD OF ALL literatures that of England is most thoroughly suffused with glamor. I am far from saying that other...
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Plow versus Sword
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James, Stanley B.
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PLOW VERSUS SWORD By STANLEY B. JAMES AMONG the literary centenaries of 1932 none deserves bet• ter to be remembered than that of William Langland, author of "The Vision of Piers Plowman." The...
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Beaune
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Samson, Erin
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BEAUNE By ERIN SAMSON BEAUNE is like heaven: it cannot be and yet it is. There is the miracle of the third-class ticket, twelve francs paid at Dijon, and after a short hour—the middle ages and a...
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Communications
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COMMUNICATIONS THE BABY RACKET Chicago, 111. TO the Editor: Is good copy so scarce that the editor has to use such one-sided, puerile articles as "The Baby Racket" ? Or is the editor...
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The Play
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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THE PLAY By RICHARD DANA SKINNER Twentieth Century THE GREASE paint and cardboard, the tinsel and spotlights, the sham and shoddiness and shimmer of the theatre all merge uproariously in...
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Books
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C., T.; Sands, William Franklin; Walsh, James J.; Vernon, Grenville
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BOOKS Recent Books on Literary Subjects RITICAL literature is not flourishing, but there is a good deal of activity and some fine achievement. Virginia Woolf is both a novelist and a...
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Vol. 017 Issue 013 (January 25 1933)
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