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THE COMMONWEA L
A WEEKLY REVIEW OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS, LITERATURE AND THE ART S The Great Society The main advantage of a slogan as vague an d general as "the great society" is that everyone ca n...
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concentrate on helping the poorer states which ar e currently without the resources for first-rate educa-tional systems, in many cases despite the fact that they spend proportionately more for...
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TH E
COMMONWEAL
A Weekly Review of Literature,
The Arts and Public Affairs.
Volume I New York, Wednesday, November 12, 1924 Number t CONTENT S President Coolidge i The Founder of...
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of it at the Vatican Council. In one way or another the bishops are saying " `Christendom is dead. Fellows, what are we going to do about it?" One of the problems The Commonweal faces as a...
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that the tragic situation in which the Catholic peopl e speaking in His Church, will tell us where we are selfish find themselves in this question of family morality is du e and in which way lies...
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Circulation of The Commonweal has doubled in th e past five years, grown by nearly half in the past twelv e months. We are very gratified by...
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Vol. 081 Issue 007 (November 6 1964)
The Great Society
