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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week CATHOLICISM AND THE CAMPAIGN T HE RELIGIOUS ISSUE has now burst upon...
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Harvest in the Congo Africanism and hatred of the white man are simply reverse sides of the same coin by DANIEL M. FRIEDENBERG N ZINGA A NKUWA, Lord of the Congo--later baptized John I--was...
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excellent maehiaveliian practice for the Belgians as long as they wore in control. Lack of education meant a dearth of intelligent opposition. The tribes could be controlled through buying the...
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education, especially in areas where Catholics have been charged with sabotaging the public-school system by consistently voting against such things as schoolbond issues. Further, the quality of...
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where we were before he turned up, and we are proud of it! But nothing could be more false. The pagan Vikings before Saint Ansgar had a severe moral code of their own, which was different from...
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THE SCREEN QUIPS AND ,CRANKS, AND WANTON WILES T HERE HAVE been so many stories about Marilyn Monroe and her hard work, about Yves Montand and his charm, about their interest in each other, and...
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This mystery-comedy, directed by Michel Boisrond and based on Kelley Roos's novel The Blonde Died Dancing, minces no words in the clues that lead Brigitte to a hangout for homosexuals and finally...
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organization of a great aid to the sick poor by Roman society. But much more clearly than with most men and most saints, the inheritante which St. Philip left surpasses his known "works." The...
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Index to Volume LXXII April 1, 1960 to September 23, 1960 Articles, Editorials and Poetry After Technology, What? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Cogley 254 "Alabama, Alaska, Arizona" ....
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