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LIBERTY AND PROPERTY T HE CONVENTION held at Nashville, Ten- nessee, last June, by the Committee for the Alliance of Agrarian and Distributive Groups, proved so successful that arrangements are...
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Week by Week THERE are indications that the campaign about to begin will be the nation's first ex-perience with methods long since familiar to Europe. We have, of course, seen The many a third...
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THE NEAR FUTURE OF EUROPE By LOUIS VAN HOUCHE RELIGION, for a long time, has not been the leading influence in the private or pub- lic life of Europeans. Though many of them still...
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400 IN DEFENSE OF FARM AID By CHARLES OWEN RICE AROUND the time of the scuttling of the AAA, THE COMMONWEALcarried an article which made out a very good case against the sort of aid which...
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402 PHILOSOPHY INTO FICTION By FRANCIS X. CONNOLLY IT WOULD perhaps be injudicious to say that the artist, particularly the novelist, is the sensitive recorder of the various intellectual...
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404 Seven Days Survey The Church.--The eighteenth annual meeting of the Franciscan Educational Conference, representing sixteen Franciscan, Conventual and Capuchin Provinces in the United States,...
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407 The Play and Screen Injunction Granted IT IS time that Hallie Flanagan, national director of T the Federal Theatre Works Progress Administration, or Philip Barber, New York City...
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407 The Play and Screen Mary of Scotland 66| IKE fateful stars, Mary Stuart and Elizabeth 1._d Tudor appeared in the sixteenth century to rule over two great nations in the making. They were...
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408 Communications HELPING THE NON-INSTITUTIONAL POOR Kansas City, Mo. O the Editor: Charitable persons in making their wills are often at a loss to know just how to help the poor, particularly...
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409 Books A Slavic Saviour Jesus Manifest, by Dmitri Merejkowski; translated by Edward Gellibrand. New York: Charles Scribners Sons. $2.75. C ONTINUING his motif "and the world knew him not,"...
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Vol. 024 Issue 015 (August 7 1936)
Liberty and Property
