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Philip Hughes •ï¿½10 Items / 9 Books, 1 Review
The Popes' New Order (1944)
by Philip Hughes
A Systematic Summary of the Social Encyclicals and Addresses, from Leo Xiii t...
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    Russians as Soldiers (6 Reviews)
    China Handbook: 1937-1943,
    1. China Handbook: 1937-1943
    2. Our Jewish Farmers by Gabriel Davidson
    3. The Popes' New Order by Philip Hughes
    4. Pius XII on World Problems by James W. Naughton
    5. Belgium in Bondage by Jan-Albert Goris
    6. The Captain Wears a Cross by William A. Maguire
    Commonweal, February 11, 1944, p. 428
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    Recent Books on International Relations (14 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    General: Economic and Social
    1. Gold and the Gold Standard by Edwin Walter Kemmerer
    2. World Commodities and World Currency by Benjamin Graham
    3. International Monetary Cooperation by George N. Halm
    4. The History of Rubber Regulation, 1934-1943 by Andrew McFadyean
    5. The Future of Economic Society by Roy Glenday
    6. Climate and the Energy of Nations by Sidney F. Markham
    7. The Science of Man in the World Crisis by Ralph Linton
    8. Plenty of People by Warren S. Thompson
    9. Demographic Studies of Selected Areas of Rapid Growth
    10. Jews in Post-War Europe by Z.H. Wachsman
    11. The Jewish Refugees by Aryeh Tartakower and Kurt R. Grossman
    12. The Church and the Liberal Society by Emmet John Hughes
    13. The Popes' New Order by Philip Hughes
    14. A World to Reconstruct: Pius XII on Peace and Reconstruction by Guido Gonella
    Foreign Affairs, April 1945, p. 513