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T]II]I Commonweal week by week THE GAUNTLET IS DOWN T HE day on which Senator McCarthy delivered his recent nation-wide television and radio address may well have been a historic occasion in...
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Peruvian Contrast "WITHOUT LETTERS, WITHOUT LAND, WITHOUT PRIEST, THE INDIAN IS THE HUMAN AND SACRED THING. AND JUSTICE HAS NOT BEEN DONE HIM." FREDERICK D. WILHELMSEN T HERE is a story told...
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FROM EGYPT Report on A Revolution Cairo OR many years in the movies there was a man named Fitzpatrick who used to bid sad adieu o distant lands and peoples while the burning sun sank into...
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THE STAGE THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL M R. Harold Clurman, whose drama criticism provides one of the last patches of luster in the faltering Nation, has written so pointed and thoughtful an essay on...
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THE STAGE THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL M R. Harold Clurman, whose drama criticism provides one of the last patches of luster in the faltering Nation, has written so pointed and thoughtful an essay on...
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extra-curricular plot gimmick than a legitimate character in this thoughtful movie. In covering its main theme, the training of men, "Take the High Ground!" is most successful. It puts over well...
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and all other rights guaranteed by the Constitutional Bill of Rights. Since then ACLU has defended some mighty unpopular characters-people like Communists, Fascists and Anti-Semites. They no...
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BOOKS Sensibility, Psychology, and a Passion for Analysis THE NEW PARTISAN READER, 1945-1953. Edffed by William Phillips and Philip Rahv. Harcourt, Brace. $6. By GERALD WEALES F ACED with an...
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Vol. 059 Issue 009 (December 4 1953)
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