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THE Commonweal week by week THE DEMOCRATS' CHOICE T HE Democratic National Convention offered some refreshing contrasts to its Republican counterpart, and also many points of dreary similarity....
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A New Christian Society THE GREAT OBSTACLE IS THAT CHRISTIANS FAIL TO UNDERSTAND THE DEPTH AND VITALITY OF THEIR OWN TRADITION CHRISTOPHER DAWSON CULTURE by itself—even a humanist culture that is...
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pressing the anti-Hitler attempt of June 1944. This group—or its successor if the SRP is declared illegal by the German Supreme Court—may win as many as fifteen per cent of the votes in the next...
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THE SCREEN IS THERE A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? IT has become obvious that movie makers are never going to satiate their desire to make films about doctors and things medical. Perhaps there is...
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Mr. Downing's recent article (I consider Mr. Downing your most able writer, certainly your most moving) seemingly accusing myriad teachers with being arch-leftists, of warping easily warped minds...
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OF NOTE THE NATURE OF MARRIAGE T HE July-August issue of Blackfriars, the monthly review edited by the English Dominicans (34 Bloomsbury Street, London, W.C.1.), carries an article entitled...
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FROM AUSTRIA The Fourteenth of July WE arrived in Innsbruck on the evening of Sun- day, July 13th, to find the center of the town closed to all traffic. The arcaded streets around the little...
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Faulkner was no conscious mystifier, no mere poltergeist of language. His use of language was purposive, and, in view of the severe demands he made of language, amazingly disciplined and...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 056 Issue 017 (August 1 1952)
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