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CHRISTIANITY AND LABOR TWO THOUSAND years ago, in the light of Christian Revelation, man was first seen clearly as a free intellectual and moral agent, the master of his destiny and...
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446 The Commonweal September 10, 1937 Week by Week PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, in signing the compromise court bill designed to expedite procedure in the lower courts and...
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September 10, 1937 The Commonweal 449 LABOR DAY—1937 By GEORGE K. McCABE PROGRESS of labor in the past year has been marred by the continuation of unemployment on a large scale....
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NOTES OF A TRAVELER By GEORGE N. SHUSTER ABOVE the waters of the Seine, Russian and German exposition towers stand like two giants shaking fists at each other. Is this a symbolic...
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The Commonweal September 1937 453 INSURANCE PIONEER By TERENCE O'DONNELL DUE TO its beneficial aspects insurance in all its branches, as we are familiar with them today, may...
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The Commonweal September io, 1937 455 WHY PARLIAMENTS HAVE TWO HOUSES By ANDRE MAUROIS WHAT is the origin of the idea of having a nation governed by two parliamentary...
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The Commonweal September 10, 1937 Seven Days Survey The Church.—Archbishop Mitty of San Francisco has issued a pastoral calling for an earnest celebration throughout his archdiocese of the...
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The Commonweal September 10, 1937 459 The Play Mr. La-very and a National Theatre AN [INTERESTING compendium to Mr. Emmet Lavery's article on Catholic plays in The...
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The Commonweal September 10, 1937 459 Communications TWO WORLDS Memel (Kleipeda), Lithuania. TO the Editor: A visit to two different countries in order is a happy means of...
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The Commonweal 460 September 10, 1937 Books An Inexorable Character The Letters of Levin; translated and edited by Elizabeth Hill and Doris Mudie. New York: Harcourt, Brace and...
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Vol. 026 Issue 019 (September 3 1937)
Christianity and Labor
