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...author, who is a Roman Catholic as well as an authoritarian, emphasizes a religious contrast, presented in the fact that while any given section of Europe is either predominantly Catholic or predominantly Protestant, the U.S. contains both types of religion together. In literature we are different, in language we are dividing from the English; and in our foreign relations we have reached the point where it is necessary for us to keep away from Europe and for Europe to keep away from us if disaster is to be avoided...
...review of "Greek and Roman Sculpture in American Collections," by Professor George H. Chase '96, Stephen B. Luce '09 In the Harvard Graduate Magazine, ranks the Fogg Art Museum high among the art museums of the country. In part he says...
...long time the art-loving public has been in need of just such a book. It has long been known that our American museums sheltered many excellent examples of Greek and Roman sculpture; but just how rich they are it has remained for this book to teach...
...scorching pen" wielded by a betoga-ed Roman...
...have heard theological utterances; which, apparently to the satisfaction of all present, gave the coupe de grace to certain people variously styled as heretics and modernists. And he would have heard applauded a speech by one Father Joseph G. H. Barry, advocating reunion with an institution known as the Roman Catholic Church. " This, " said the Reverend Father, " is what it appears to me we can accept as a basis of negotiation: 1) A primacy of St. Peter and of the Bishops of Rome, jure divino (by divine law). 2) A jurisdiction differing in extent at different times...