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THE COMMONWEAL A WEEKLY REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS The Cuban Decision the President's...
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the Soviet Union will not try, perhaps desperately, U.S. on Apartheid to recoup its loss. The long-run dangers are no less real. Not the IT WAS startling to find an American...
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making assuredly do entitle us to join with others in a President, who already can dissolve Parliament in pushing for racial justice wherever it is denied. or appeal over its head. In...
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Catholics and Controversy A COUPLE of weeks ago I served as lead-off speaker Rummel and Cody in New Orleans, how many non- for a...
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The Role of Welfare After Newburgh, What? BERTRAM M....
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least $6,000 to recruit and hold personnel in the social assistance are winning the Battle of Newburgh by dubi- work field. ous means. They are...
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itself under the protection of the French army, con- Charles de Foucauld, the first spark which ignited the sidered as the instrument of Providence in order to ex- burning fire that...
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The character of Hyacinth is the most striking, be- Hardy includes Desperate Remedies, and Dickens edi- cause the most unlikely achievement of this fine novel; tions don't ignore Hard...
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the ferocity of Albee's domestic scene, the feral quality THE STAGE of his naturalism,...
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ing concerned his upbringing and present attitude more religious atheists. This sparse, deceptively-simple towards them. In Act III we learn-as a coup de thedtre book describes the...
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is still searching-but he has done his best and is sin- -and frightened. Pursued as he is by some tough cere: "I give myself up .. . into your keeping. It is gamblers to whom he owes...
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BOOKS Vital Life in Neither-Heaven-Nor-Hell...
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ART pressive quality, is quite clear;...
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Vol. 077 Issue 006 (November 2 1962)
The Cuban Decision
