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...until it is as easy to discuss Catholicism as it is now to discuss Methodism will a certain portion of the American people recover from fears of the 'Roman menace.'" In the Atlantic Monthly, snowy-haired, red-cheeked Charles C. Marshall, Manhattan lawyer and self-styled Anglo-Catholic posed "honest and pertinent" questions in "An Open Letter to the Honorable Alfred E. Smith." Retired Lawyer Marshall was once a partner of famed Law yer Choate; now he makes a hobby of Church History and Canon Law. In Albany, Governor Smith read the questions, promised to make a fair...
...lectures of interest will take place at that hour in Sever Hall. Dr. Baxter will speak on "Anglo-American Relations, 1853-1860" in room 35, while Dr. Dickinson will lecture on "The Independence of Medieval Cities...
...ratifying the Anglo-Franco-Italo-Japanese treaty of 1925, upholding Rumania in her possession of the onetime Russian province of Bessarabia, now claimed by the Soviets-though without show of force...
Soon indulgent Anglo-Saxons explained that in this special connection "madame" has become de facto an English word, and that the Committee knew of no other sufficiently polite English word to express its meaning...
...There are main causes of the great struggle,--the Franco-German antagonism over Alsace and Lorraine; the Anglo-German antagonism about the fleet, and the Austro-Russian antagonism about hegemony in the Balkans. Of these three the last was by far the most important factor in producing...