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Italo-Vatican Agreement
Motherwell, Hiram | August 28, 1929 issue

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The article provides information on the book "Pope or Mussolini," by John Hearley. Hearley, has written the first book to be published on the recent Italo-Vatican agreement. It is no documented study of the terms of the dispute and its settlement, and of the detailed effect which it may be expected to have on Italian society but frankly a denunciation. The writer temperamentally fears that the union of two autocracies can only produce bigger and wider autocracy. The author adduces all the evidence which he can derive from his knowledge of the Italian situation, or from documents readily available, to prove that the fruits will be evil.

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POPE or Mussolini (Book); HEARLEY, John; DICTATORSHIP; BOOKS & reading; INTERNATIONAL obligations; ITALY
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