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THE Commonweal week by week VOICE OF AMERICA T OWARD the end of the late campaign, when some of General Eisenhower's independent supporters expressed their disillusionment...
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muehl I have never asked any other Irishman what he felt at the liquefaction of the blood of Saint Januarius; all I can say is that I beheld the frenzied scenes that accompanied it with a...
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and though it will be evident to everybody that he is a Somebody neither side will give the least sign of their awareness of the practical distinctions between them. And this is quite...
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cost us dearly. Even the treaties negotiated by Cordell Hull made no really effective breaches in your trade walls. In recent years you have been compensating for these barriers by giving money...
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theatre. Nonetheless, it would be fatuous to pretend that the lyric resources of our stage have not been in- creased by these provocative dramatic gestures. (At the Century.) MAGGIE A...
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theatre. Nonetheless, it would be fatuous to pretend that the lyric resources of our stage have not been in- creased by these provocative dramatic gestures. (At the Century.) MAGGIE A...
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a dictatorship completely at the mercy of the tyrant's character? And what oligarchy in history did not face the danger of abuse of power by the privileged ruler? All things considered,...
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and again the Catholic witness has been spoiled because Catholics have deferred, against their bet- ter judgment, to what we might not unjustly call "the Catholic party line." This, of course,...
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The Obsession of Violence HEMINGWAY. By Philip Young'. Rinehart. 13. By FRANCIS X. DUGGAN M R. Young describes the "Hem- ingway hero" as a "sensitive, humorless, honest, rather...
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Vol. 057 Issue 022 (March 6 1953)
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