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Federation Of Catholic Physician's' Guilds, Catholic Physicians' Guilds

The Linacre Quarterly

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Federation Of Catholic Physician's Guilds, Catholic Physicians' Guilds

The Linacre Quarterly

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Common Grounds For Psychiatrists And Priests, Raphael C. Mccarthy

The Linacre Quarterly

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The Imputability Of The Mental Patient, Pierre C. Simonart

The Linacre Quarterly

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Moral Limitations In Mental Disease, Robert E. Britt

The Linacre Quarterly

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Behavior And Symptoms, Ralph A. Kinsella

The Linacre Quarterly

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Health Problems And Governmental Control: Excerpts Taken From The The Detroit Medical News, Official Publication Of The Wayne County Medical Society: Compulsion And The Intangibles, By The Former President, Detroit Catholic Physicians' Guild, Stanley W. Insley

The Linacre Quarterly

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Along Highway And Byway ..., Catholic Physicians' Guilds

The Linacre Quarterly

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Catholic Doctors Protest Harmful Medical Articles, Alver H. Kerper

The Linacre Quarterly

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The Guilds Of Catholic Doctors In Europe, Carla Zawisch

The Linacre Quarterly

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Medical Mission Sisters Report 1943 Attendance Largest In History Of Mission Hospital, Medical Mission Sisters

The Linacre Quarterly

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Our Catholic Literary History, Michael C. Brangan

The Linacre Quarterly

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Guild Notes, Catholic Physicians' Guilds

The Linacre Quarterly

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Catholic Viewpoints: With Reference To A National Health Program And The Wagner-Murray Bill, Alphonse S. Schwitalla

The Linacre Quarterly

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In Memoriam: Ralph Robert Nix, James T. Nix

The Linacre Quarterly

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[Book Review Of] The Nature And Treatment Of Mental Disorders, By Dom Thomas Verner Moore., Alberto Duque

The Linacre Quarterly

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A Translation Of St. Thomas Aquinas' Treatise On Evil, Wendell Hercules

Bachelors’ Theses

Whether man has a free choice of acts or chooses from necessity.

To The Editor Of The Linacre Quarterly, M. J. Petty

The Linacre Quarterly

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Whither, Ethics In Medicine?, John F. Quinlan

The Linacre Quarterly

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Book Reviews, Catholic Physicians' Guild

The Linacre Quarterly

Baptism of the Infant and the Fetus: An Outline for the Use of Doctors and Nurses, by Reverend J. R. Bowen.

A Surgeon Reflects, by James T. Nix.

The Positivism Of Auguste Comte, Michael J. Czernecki

Bachelors’ Theses

A man lives according to the philosophy of life he holds. There have been many philosophers of prominence that have been studied, read and quoted but few were as interesting as Comte. By his great diligence and thinking, Comte was driven to a mental unbalance but he recuperated to finish his work on a social reconstruction of the days after the French Revolution. He had a great idea, if it would only have worked out, but alas, his basic hypothesis was wrong and he had no verification for his opinions.

The title that was selected was done so with the …

The United States Federal Reserve System, Howard L. Warhanek

Bachelors’ Theses

The reliability of this thesis is based upon the factual and theoretical knowledge of men who are considered the greatest authorities on central banking in the United States - including such writers as Carter Glass, the father of the Federal Reserve Act and finance expert of the Senate; w. Randolph Burgess, an officer in the Reserve System, along with R. L. Weissman, former financial editor of the American Mercury. Liberal use has been made from the above authors, along with many others who are cited in the formal bibliography.

What Shall We Give, Florence Ruth Ziehms

Bachelors’ Theses

The purpose of this work was to compile a five year program of plays suitable for production by a high school dramatic group. The average club meets once every two weeks , making an average of eighteen weeks a year . The work is to serve as a guide to enable the teacher to produce a diversified program including plays of all types within the capabilities of the average secondary school dramatic group .

Roman Comedy Characters, Gertrude Sidek

Bachelors’ Theses

At the first glance any connection between the modern comedies we see on our Broadway stages and the plays the ancient Romans saw in their elaborately decorated theatres, seems improbable. If it were possible for us to attend the Imperial theatre in New York today and see a modern production, then fly backwards some two thousand years and attend a Roman play, we would see a great many resemblences. For one thing the stage settings might be a great deal alike, as many of our modern architectual and stylized sets resemble the Roman stage without its elaborate ornaments. Next we …

Household Activity A Study Of The Apartment, Duplex And Single House Families And Their Activities, Helene Perrin Schwarts

Bachelors’ Theses

In the following pages it is my intention to show the differences existing in family life in the Apartment, Duplex ana Single House. The point which is stressed is the fact that the Single house or Duplex is more conducive to ordinary family life than is the Apartment. The Apartment discourges to a certain degree a normal family life.

Keats And His Idea Of The Poet As Expressed In His Poetry, Norma R. Stanish

Bachelors’ Theses

The subject of this essay is entitled "Keats’ and his idea of poetry as expressed in his poems."

Cooperative Milk Marketing In The Milwaukee Milk Shed, Robert John Smith

Bachelors’ Theses

Few people realize today that milk is by far the most important agricultural product in the United States, furnishing as it does one fourth of the total farm income. In any normal and typical year, such as 1936, the value of wheat and cotton, added together, fall far short of the cost of the milk crop. If we take the eight leading crops in 1936 and rank them in the order of their cash value, we see that wheat is eighth and hay is crowding cotton for fourth place. Here is the list and to avoid astronomical figures, the author …

St. Bonaventure On The Relationship Between The Natural And Supernatural Virtues, Virgil William Kalchthaler

Bachelors’ Theses

The Middle Ages, although commonly called the Dark Ages, are probably the most interesting and intrigueing period of the history of the world. It was rich in learning as well as in adventure. It found the Holy Roman Church, whose history is more intrigueing than the history of any existing government today, changing the course of the history of the world in its intellectual as well as in its political phase.

A Translation Of, And Commentary On St. Thomas Aquinas' De Natura Verbi Intellectus, Thomas A. Mccormack

Bachelors’ Theses

Man, whenever he is sufficiently sure of the necessities of life and his sufficient leisure to think, has become interested in the acquisition of knowledge and of the wisdom which grows out of it. And then, as soon as he has acquired some knowledge for its own sake, he becomes self critical and wonders about the truth of that knowledge. Thus, at the very foundation of our western philosophy we find philosophers earnestly engaged in making the distinction between knowledge and opinion, and in trying to solve the problem of truth.

That this problem is a most persistent one is …

Lewi Sarett, The Poet, June Kathleen Wallner

Bachelors’ Theses

Doctor Lew Sarett believes that poetry is the record of beauty and it 1s implications, which are usually social; which highly observant men have seen and the prose facts of the world in which they live. He went further to explain that poetry records the works of Divine Providence. The poet records the things which he consciously captures; such as the affright of beauty and it's implications and the social implications which interest him• Insight, according to Sarett, is the key to good poetry; it may simply be a record of beauty.