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Anthony Read, David Fisher
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Excerpt from "Time Was," the autobiography of W. Graham Robertson, illustrator of "The Napoleon of Notting Hill"
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Excerpts from Christopher Buckley's article describing his religious upbringing and the part Chesterton's book "Orthodoxy" played in it
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Oliver Pritchett
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Vincent E. Whelan
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The Chesterton- and Belloc-predicted convergence between state socialism and corporate capitalism, illustrated
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G. K. Chesterton
The Hope of the Year
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Wendell Berry, Gordon Inkeles
Excerpt from "Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer," and a reply
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G. K. Chesterton
Xmas 1900
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Emile Cammaerts, Helen R. Finkel
To G.K.C. (June 17, 1936)
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William Rutler
Excerpt from "Beyond Modernity" discussing Lewis's view of Christianity
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C. S. Lewis
Lewis explains his reasons for distrusting the so-called "higher criticism," and warns about its consequence to modern Anglicanism
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Excerpt from "Is Nothing Sacred?"
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Humphrey Carpenter
Excerpt from "The Inklings" discussing an aspect of Lewis's mind and work that the author calls "Chestertonian"
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G. K. Chesterton
Free Love
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Excerpts from an imagined conversation between Chesterton and Lewis
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Excerpt from an article comparing the work of Lewis and Chesterton
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Eugene McGovern
Some Distributist ideas in Lewis's works
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