Word: isolationized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Emmet Lucey is no ordinary prelate. Most Catholic bishops have actively opposed the Child Labor Amendment* but he has publicly championed it. Catholics are seldom noted for interdenominational gestures-but at the farewell banquet of his California parish before his departure for the see of Amarillo in 1934, nine of...
"In this same pregnant strife the United States doubtless will be led, by undeniable interests and aroused national sympathies, to play a part, to cast aside the policy of isolation which befitted her infancy, and to recognize that . . . now to take her share of the travail of Europe is but...
There seems to be a tendency still to quote Washington in behalf of isolation. How about the remark of reputedly sager and more worldly-wise of the founding fathers:
He was often very lonely, and it was a loneliness that the four-year Harvard transient might find it hard to understand or sympathize with. The fascination of watching the University, always changing, yet always the same, obsessed Pierre la Rose, and such an occupation is not always rewarding. But...
Last week the council produced some of its evidence. It made public an analysis showing a "perfect, uninterrupted parallel" between articles in The New York Teacher, Local 5's official publication, and changes in the Communist Party line. By "acrobatic teamwork" and "simultaneous somersaults," the council charged. The New...