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THE Commonweal week by week PARTISAN POLITICS FiDITORIALLY, the lot of a journal which, traditionally or early in a specific campaign, makes a definite party choice is a comparatively happy...
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The Impact of America "WHEN PEOPLE ABROAD WONDER ABOUT UNITED STATES POLICY AND INTENTIONS, THEY ARE SIMPLY EVINCING A DEEP CONCERN FOR THEIR OWN FATE" CHARLES MALIK T HOSE of us who face the...
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SO THEY TELL ME After the Tumult and the Shouting I FIND it hard to make much sense of the Republican Convention—to confer meaning on what my eyes have seen and my ears heard. So many of the...
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the last two years. I am a new man. I have suffered and preyed so much. You cannot know how much. If you lived near me, you would know all, but when we see each other once or twice a year. . . . I...
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THE SCREEN CARRIE ME BACK TO OLD COCTEAU E NTHUSIASTS about Sister Carrie, Theodore Dreiser's first (and sometimes considered best) novel, which appeared in 1900, won't be too disappointed with...
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COMMUNICATIONS BALDANZI'S LEAP New York, N. Y. rri O the Editors: After two weeks of indecision I've J. finally concluded that some comment should be made on John Cort's article "Baldanzi Leaps...
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is a sun whose motion is involved in the total motion; each man's work is a facet of an entire landscape. Even more than star differs from star does man differ from man. All work is at once...
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THE PAPACY: A New Appraisal. By John B. McKnight. Rinehart. ;5. By JAMES M. O'NEILL THIS book is good enough to impel regret that it is not considerably better. Mr. McKnight writes as a...
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Vol. 056 Issue 017 (August 1 1952)
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