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Vol. 027 Issue 007 (December 10 1937)
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Vol. 027 Issue 008 (December 17 1937)
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 Can Democracy Survive?
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The Commonweal A Weekly Review of Lileralure, TheArts and PuUic4fairs EDITORIAL BoARD MICHAEL WILLIAMS, Editor JOHN J. O'CONNOR, Acting Managing Editor MARY ROLARS, Assistant Editor JOHN F....
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200 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 of democratic government work effectively in solving or preventing all of these problems. If cur-rent problems cannot be solved within the existing...
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Mother Cabrini
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Code, Joseph B.
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December 17, 1937 The Commonweal 203 MOTHER CABRINI By JOSEPH B. CODE T HE RECENT forward step in the canonization process of Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini focuses the attention of the Catholic...
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Another Sort of Communist
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Frohock, W. M.
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December 17, 1937 The Commonweal 205, quietly passed into eternity. Her face bore no traces of the anguish of death, and during the ten days that it lay in state, her body showed no signs of...
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The Circumstance (verse)
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Ullmen, Katheryn
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206 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 passing attention? Why should we be worried about Communists devoid of the perseverant self-forgetfulness characteristic of those who move the world, whether...
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The Modern Reporter
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Foote, Robert O.
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December 17, 1937 The Commonweal 207 THE MODERN REPORTER By ROBERT O. FOOTE STUDENTS of the American scene—the designation is their own—find that with an altered world there has come an altered...
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Where Is Usage Bred?
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Withington, Robert
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208 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 He sat apart from Radical crusades or Tory conventions—a quasi-judicial onlooker, ready to spring professionally to either side of it as his city editor...
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My Little Street
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Ranney, Donald J.
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December 17, 1937 The Commonweal 2II employs when it talks) ; we might not take the most scholarly, for fear that they might be unnecessarily pedantic; we should probably not choose the most...
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I Go to Mass in Tasco
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Wyatt, Euphemia
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December 17, 1937 The Commonweal 213 The sun is shining in my little street now, lighting and warming it as it was never meant to be. I know the sun-light is there because I saw (in a newsreel)...
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Southern Winter (verse)
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Michael, Celia
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214 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 enchanting picture of the very bright green mountains against the clear sky. Not profiting by experience I took my place on a bench squarely on another nail...
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Communications
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214 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 enchanting picture of the very bright green mountains against the clear sky. Not profiting by experience I took my place on a bench squarely on another nail...
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Seven Days' Survey
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216 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 Sven Days' Jamey The Church.—Addressing the Delaware State Conference of Social Work, Monsignor Michael J. Ready, general secretary of the N.C.W.C., declared,...
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The Play
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Vernon, Grenville
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220 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 The Plat and Screen Barchester Towers HAD THOMAS JOB been more imbued with the spirit of Anthony Trollope and less desirous of writing something merely...
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The Screen
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Cunningham, James P.
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220 The Commonweal December 17, 1937 The Plat and Screen Barchester Towers HAD THOMAS JOB been more imbued with the spirit of Anthony Trollope and less desirous of writing something merely...
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Books
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Kennedy, John S.; Vernon, Grenville; Hart, Charles A.; Walsh, James J.
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December 17, 1937 The Commonweal 22I 7ooks Philosophy of Society Three Theories of Society, by Paul Hanly Furfey. New York: The Macmillan Company. $2.00. Ends and Means, by Aldous Huxley. New...
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Vol. 027 Issue 009 (December 24 1937)
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Vol. 027 Issue 010 (December 31 1937)
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