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Page 6 from 23rd November 1962Evolution, not 7 revotution What Is happening in Spain? What do the recent government changes mean? Will Spain get into the Common Market? What......
Letters To The Editor •
Page 8 from 22nd November 1935Our correspondents are urged to Unlit their letters to 300 words; otherwise they are liable to be shortened or omitted altogether. Letters must......
.letters To The Editor
Page 8 from 13th July 1935Our correspondents are urged to limit their letters to 300 worda; otherwise they arieliable to be shortened or omitted altogether. Letters must......
" How We Made Britain Support Us" Full Text Of Basque...
Page 12 from 3rd September 1937The folios% ing is the full report sent to the self-appointed Basque Government by expert propagandists who have N1 orked night and day in London......
The Outlook Of The "catholic Herald"
Page 4 from 12th April 1940Catholicity, Religious and Secular The True Relation Between Citizenship of This World and Citizenship of the Next I By Michael de la Bedoyere I......
Conversion Of England Revaluation Of Ideas
Page 2 from 2nd February 1940your last issue you made some very valuable remarks on the question of the conversion a England. I agree entirely with the importance you attach......
Fresh Wind Blowing As Portugal Faces Crucial Election Test
Page 7 from 26th September 1969A YEAR has passed since Dr. Salazar. Portugal's Prime Minister for 36 years, collapsed with the illness that has ended his public life. His......
News Review
Page 2 from 16th October 1998THE VATICAN mat denounced sanctions on Iraq this week, saying that they "cause great suffering to the people, especially the weakest and the most......
Letters To The Editor
Page 3 from 20th March 1936Our correspondents are urged to limit their letters to 400 words; otherwise they sire liable to be shortened or omitted altogether. Letters must......
Letters To The Editor
Page 3 from 3rd April 1936Our correspondents are urged to limit their letters to 300 words; otherwise they are liable to be shortened or omitted altogether. Letters must......