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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week U. S.-SOVIET EXCHANGES A S THE VARIOUS exchanges between the United...
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The Disinherited Some believe that children forget; they do not forget, and there is nothing they do not notice by JOHN STANLEY T HOSE WHO WORK for the goal of achieving economic equity, even...
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A significant shift in Church-State relations in Portugal Salazar and the Church by FRANCIS E. T HE YEAR-OLD tension between Church and State in Portugal has not subsided. Two recent events...
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HERE AND THERE A CASE FOR PERSUASION I GAVE my first Commencement Address at St. John's University, Collegeville, Minnesota, early in June. Traditionally, the remarks delivered on the occasion...
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Anthony Powell's meditations on social forces and the music of time Novelist of Society by SAM HYNES I N ONE OF his prefaces Henry James remarks that "experience, as I see it, is our...
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THE SCREEN DECEMBER AND SEPTEMBER SONGS I T ISN'T LIKELY that the film makers in their search for material will turn to those novels by Virginia Wooif in which the passage of time is...
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An Exchange of Views "Adenauer for President" Cambridge, Mass. T O THE EDITORS: Some historical reservations should be appended to Philip Burnham's wishfully thought article "Adenauer for...
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unity should come somehow or other while Adenauer policies, or their logical extension, prevailed, that would be more promising for Germany, for her neighbors and for the world. Adenauer's...
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RECORDS Beethoven on Stereo T HE GREATER PART of the reviews in this department will be of stereophonic records even though we recognize that (1) a great many listeners have not yet converted...
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Vol. 070 Issue 014 (July 3 1959)
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