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 Vol. 027 Issue 023 (April 1 1938)
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Vol. 027 Issue 024 (April 8 1938)
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 The Selfish Majority
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The Commonweal A Wee* Review of Li/endure, The Ares and Pubtic,Afairs EDITORS HARRY L. BINSSE PHILIP BURNHAM MARY KOLARS JOHN J. O'CONNOR EDWARD SKILLIN, JR. MICHAEL WILLIAMS Published weekly...
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646 The Commonweal April 8, 1938 they have better brains or are more efficient; the wise, the swift and the strong are able to outstrip their fellow men. That is nature itself, and it is just too...
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Quebec Fosters Cooperation
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Chicanot, E. L.
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April 8, 1938 The Commonweal 649 QUEBEC FOSTERS COOPERATION By E. L. CHICANOT THE QUEBEC government is taking unusual steps to promote the idea of cooperation among its people. A program has just...
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Approach to Medieval Research
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Elms, David A.
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6so The Commonweal April 8, 1938 the latter purpose. First, to give courses in some three hundred parishes throughout the province, designed to fit from six to seven thousand young folks for the...
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Paper-hanger Makes Good (verse)
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MacEachen, Roderick
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April 8, 1938 The Commonweal 653 THE GRAND NATIONAL By CLARKE ROBINSON SPRING has arrived and with it the Grand National, that fairyland of the incredible. This most colorful of all horse races...
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The Grand National
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Robinson, Clarke
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654 The Commonweal April 8, 1938 "A stud in his hind shoe caught in the brush at Sandown and lamed him for a fortnight, I understand. 'E was first at Hurst Park." Three more horses come through a...
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Spider (verse)
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Chaffee, Eleanor Alletta
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654 The Commonweal April 8, 1938 "A stud in his hind shoe caught in the brush at Sandown and lamed him for a fortnight, I understand. 'E was first at Hurst Park." Three more horses come through a...
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Veuillot, of "L'Univers"
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Jules-Bois, H. A.
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April 8, 1938 The Commonweal 655 VEUILLOT, OF "L'UNIVERS" By H. A. VEUILLOT'S words at times bewilder us; but after reflection we feel edified. "Without poverty," he confesses, "I would have...
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Philip II and Spain
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Walsh, William T.
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April 8, 1938 The Commonweal 657 PHILIP II AND SPAIN By WILLIAM THOMAS WALSH I F I COMMENT, as I do reluctantly, on Mr. Philip Burnham's article, "Spain's Great Century," in THE COMMONWEAL of...
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Disarming History Books
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Ragner, Bernhard
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bbo The Commonweal April 8, 1938 individuals on either side. What I saw clearly, and still see, was that there were two sides, one Christian, the other anti-Christian. There was the visible body of...
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This Exile Is Not March (verse)
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Larsson, Raymond E. F.
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April 8, 1938 The Commonweal 661 In this manner, no fewer than thirty aspects of the Franco-German problem receive attention. Our mixed commission does no boasting; it does not attempt to unveil...
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Seven Days' Survey
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662 The Commonweal April 8, 1938 Seven Days'Jurvy The Church.—The Holy Father's mission intention for next month is "that the students of Catholic schools be taught about the missions." The first...
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The Play
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Vernon, Grenville
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666 The Commonweal April 8, 1938 The PIq and Screen All the Living A FEW years ago a producer who presented a play about lunatics in a lunatic asylum would probably have been judged a candidate...
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The Screen
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Cunningham, James P.
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666 The Commonweal April 8, 1938 The PIq and Screen All the Living A FEW years ago a producer who presented a play about lunatics in a lunatic asylum would probably have been judged a candidate...
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Books
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Purcell, Richard J.; Burnham, Philip; Repplier, Agnes; O'Connor, John J.; O'Reilly, Bryan M.; Reilly, Joseph J.
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April 8, 1938 The Commonweal 667 Boos Fighting Irish Sailor Gallant John Barry, The Story of a Naval Hero of Two Wars, by William Bell Clark. New York: The Macmillan Company. $3.50. THIS...
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Vol. 027 Issue 025 (April 15 1938)
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Vol. 027 Issue 026 (April 22 1938)
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Vol. 028 Issue 001 (April 29 1938)
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