The New Review September 1939

It is the work of an historian conversant with the philosophical and theological controversies of the twelftcentury schools acquainted with the idiosyncrasies of the students and the bourgeois of the time and equally familiar with the streets of Paris and the highways of Champagne and Bretagne ; but the mutual love of Abelard and Helosise is the chief thread in the decorative pattern of the b [...] THE MUNDAS AND THE SIDOLI FEAST OF THE KORKOOS ON THE TRACES OF THE ANCIENT ASVAMEDHA BY W. KOPPERS THE Korkoos are the westernmost Munda tribe of India. [...] In the afternoon of the same day the organizer of the whole feast calls the men and women of the village together. [...] The success of corporative life in the Middle Ages the principle of the social responsibility of the wealth-owning classes the responsibility of the State towards labour and the utility of the institution of private property and private enterprise are some of the ingredients that make up the Salazar ideology unfortuately tinged only too clearly by the cult of the race and by the dogma of cl [...] What is peculiar to it is the importance which Section 4 gives to the family : 'The State shall ensure the constitution and protection of the family as the source of the maintenance and development of the race the parliamentary basis of education discipline and social harmony and by its association and representation in the parish and the town the foundation of all political and administrative