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T]I] Commonweal week by week THE VIRTUOUS TEMPTATION W HEN Adlai Stevenson returned from his sixmonths world tour, he made a statement which is, in many ways, a valuable summary of the...
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Religious Tolerance WE HAVE BEEN SLOW TO SEE THAT THE MEDIEVAL UNION OF CHURCH AND STATE WAS AN ANOMALY RATHER THAN THE CHRISTIAN NORM. VICTOR WHITE T O ask a dogmatic theologianmand a...
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of the secular power, they cannot easily be absolved of the charge of rendering to Caesar the things that are God's. Yet the sacral ideal has its attractions, and the medieval ideal of...
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social-democratic program, is really a little startling. From beginning to end of Challenge to Britain there is no sign of the human factor. The accent throughout is an action by the Government:...
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Written by Francis Cockrell from an original story about a husband who's left to die on the desert by his unfaithful wife and her lover, who hope to cash in on his millions, the script may remind...
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Wolfe, the Critics, And the People SEYMOUR KRIM T HE most exacting American literary critics have always been dubious of Thomas Wolfe: he is undiscriminating; he is verbose; he is too...
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BOOKS The Madness Which Is Wisdom TWO STUDIES IN VIRTUE. By Christopher Sykes. Knopf. $4. By GEOFFREY ASHE M R. Sykes has followed his Four Studies in Loyalty with Two Studies in Virtue. If...
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Vol. 058 Issue 022 (September 4 1953)
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