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The Education of Our Young Religious Teachers
Presented at the 1949 NCEA Convention, this article by Sister M. Madeleva, C.S.C., is based on a hypothetical high school graduate poised to enter religious life: Lucy Young. In it, Sister Madeleva argues for better professional training of…
The End of Hysteria
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Here Ryan applauds policy shifts within the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)related to revolutionary and reform groups. He criticizes the FBI for stoking public fear, unjustly antagonizing immigrants, and discrediting reform movements by…
The Establishment Clause As Antiremedy
One of many articles included in the scrapbook that the Zobrest family presented to William Bentley Ball upon the successful conclusion of their case.
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The Federated Colored Catholics From St. Joseph's Weekly
For more information on this particular item, visit the document page for John LaFarge, "FCC: Underlying Principles," ca. 1930
This item is a part of the Catholics and Race: The Federated Colored Catholics section. Return to Index of Documents
The Founders of the Knights of Labor, 1886
This 1886 engraved photograph shows several of the founders of the Knights of Labor. From left: William Cook, James S. Wright, R.C. Macauley, James M. Hilsee, Robert W. Keen, and Joseph Kennedy. The framed portrait in the center of the image is of…
The Gallup Poll: Public Opinion, 1935-1971
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