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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week THE NEWS FROM PARIS T 1 -Ow DO WE assess the results of the Paris I...
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America and Colonialism For years we endorsed the right of men to political freedom, though we did not have the power at first, nor the inclination later, to do more than shout our conviction by...
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Horatio Alger and the Age of the Robber Barons Rags to Riches by JOHN P. SISK T HOSE WHO remember the stories of Horatio Alger may recall that once the hero had gotten a firm hold on one of...
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Men and God, not laws and causal sequences The Vision of Christopher Dawson by FREDERICK D. WILHELMSEN T HAT A MAN should speculate successfully upon the origins of civil society is not...
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crated by the Protestant insistence on faith alone and by the Protestant rejection of the sacramental character of the universe. The deadly enemy of the peasant; the aristocrat; the soldier; r~O...
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Wilder's success in making the audience participate in Lindbergh's historic flight in a movie that celebrated the human spirit. Operation Mad Ball--because the year's funniest comedy succeeded...
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cons,titutionality. We all should recognize the desire and need for internal security, but we must also recognize that our democracy is based upon those rights guaranteed to us by the...
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HERE AND THERE MORE ON NUCLEAR WAR A FTER MY COLUMN on "Nuclear War and the Theologians" appeared [Dec. 13], a reader wrote a letter to The Commonweal. The reader was Philip Cooper, Jr., of...
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BOOKS Revelations of the Summer SUMMER IN SALANIDAR. By H. E, Bates. Little, Brown. $3.50. By PATRICIA DONEGAN I N HIS new book, Summer in Salandar, H. E. Bates takes a modern theme and...
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Vol. 067 Issue 014 (January 3 1958)
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