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THE Commonweal week by week BARRICADING THE DOOR A LTHOUGH there is little in the legislative record of Senator McCarran of Nevada to inspire such confidence, we did have some small hope for his...
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Britain and European Union THE BRITISH SEE THEIR ROLE IN CREATING UNION AS THAT OF A LINK BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES, THE COMMONWEALTH AND THE CONTINENT P. C. GORDON WALKER T O judge by the...
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YESTERDAY AND TODAY Southern Farm HOWARD SNYDER I migrated from the North forty years ago and settled on a cotton plantation in the heart of the great American Cotton Belt. Our plantation was...
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SO THEY TELL ME Education By Reflex Action I AM never so conscious of infamy as when I teach students who have been seduced into political dogma. In all aspects of life the seducer has the same...
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THE STAGE OF THEE I SING T HE only thing missing from this plush, polished, and well-paced revival of America's most famous musical satire is the target. The same old arrows fly into the air, but...
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OUT OF CRANNIES ERHAPS my expectations, like Tennyson's when p he found the flower in the crannied wall, were too great. I approached the new English film, "Outcast of the Islands," with high...
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COMMUNICATIONS "THE LOST LIBERALS" Fremont, Ohio O the Editors: Your issue of March 28 contained 1 two important articles, Peter Viereck's "Symbols: Hiss and Pound" and Doris Grumbach's "The Lost...
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The French Literary Scene WALLACE FOWLIE IT HAS become a commonplace today to point out the fact that France has not recovered from her victory of 1918, when she lost in battle one and a half...
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BOOKS Eight Catholic Writers and a Search for a Pattern MARIA CROSS. By Donef O'Donnell. Oxford University Press. $5. By JOHN W. SIMONS nGNAT O'Donnell's Maria Cross -L" is a series of essays...
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Vol. 056 Issue 004 (May 2 1952)
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