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T I l E Commonweal week by week THE FAILURE T HE Western alliance is today like a halffinished building which the contractor has abandoned. Occasionally a mason comes around to put in a few...
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Being an Irish Writer BOOBY TRAPS LIE IN WAIT FOR EVERY WRITER, BUT THEY HAVE A SPECIAL LURE FOR THE PROVINCIAL. SEAN O'FAOLAIN I SUSPECT that being a writer in Ireland is very much like being...
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Americans will agree with me, he is one of your finest short-story writers? All American novelists are continually falling into the trap of melodrama, not excluding the very finest, such as...
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have become wayfarers embarked on a pilgrimage to a blighted Arcady. R ETURNING to the talk with which this article began, I would directly reverse its proposition that criticism from within...
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THE SCREEN WHAT, NO TOAST? B IOGRAPHY is the one department in which movies are weakest. Not that there haven't been good pictures based on the liven of real people ("The Passion of Joan of...
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These are our friends and members of our own body, the Church. It is our duty, as Christians of the early days, not only to love them but to serve them, to help them. We need to help them get...
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1950
Vol. 058 Issue 013 (July 3 1953)
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