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TUE Commonweal week by week THE ATTACKS ON CONTAINMENT OPPOSITION to the foreign policy of the Administration makes strange bedfellows. Right now signs abound to indicate that criticism of...
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After Socialism, What? THE ISSUE CONFRONTING THE PEOPLE OF MODERN ENGLAND IS NOT SOCIALISM BUT DE-SOCIALISM GEOFFREY ASHE WILLIAM MORRIS, in his fantasy News from Nowhere, picked on the year 1952...
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THE POLICY OF CONTAINMENT II Diplomacy in a Vacuum THERE HAS BEEN A TRULY TRAGIC GAP IN U. S. THINKING BETWEEN ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION JOHN A. LUKACS IDEOLOGICAL considerations have always had...
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which was so particularly wanting. The Crowe memorandum of 1907 and the "X" article of 1947 are truly remarkable documents and have already achieved the distinction of those classic writings which...
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contracts. He blamed the strike on "a series of mistakes by all of us" and said that he and Murray had agreed that there must be some better way to handle their problems than "to keep slugging it...
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The Wisdom of Colette RICHARD HAYES W HEN, in 1920, Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette pub- lished Cheri, one of her supreme fictions, she was honored with a letter from Andre Gide. It should not have...
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like Flaubert, in tranquillity. Yet her art has celebrated, as surely as any of this century, a knowledge of the world's beauty and delight; it has rendered the highest kind of justice to the life...
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1950
Vol. 056 Issue 022 (September 5 1952)
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