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Blackfriars, Volume 45 - September 1964

Original Article

Heard and Seen: The Dunn International

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Three Out of Three

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Law, Liberty and Morality, by H. L. A. Hart, Oxford University Press; 15s.

Britain and Nyasaland, by Griff Jones; Allen & Unwin; 36s.

The New Religions of Japan, by Harry Thomsen; Charles E. Tuttle, Rutland, Vermont and Tokyo, Japan; $5.

Byzantine Aesthetics, By Gervase Mathew; John Murray; 35s.

The Roots of Evil, by Christopher Hibbert; Weidenfeld and Nicolson; 36s.

History Sacred and Profane by Alan Richardson; S.C.M. Press; 35s. - A Theology of History by Hans Urs von Balthasar; Sheed and Ward; 10s. 6d.

The Quest for Catholicity, A Study in Anglicanism, by George H. Tavard; Burns and Oates; 30s.

Original Article

The Gulbenkian Exhibition at the Tate

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Praisers of Folly: Erasmus, Rabelais, Shakespeare, by Walter Kaiser; Gollancz; 42s.

The Disappearance of God, by J. Hillis Miller; Harvard University Press, Oxford University Press; 45s.

The Harvest of Medieval Theology, by Heiko Augustinus Oberman; Harvard University Press Oxford University Press; 74s.

A Nation So Conceived, by Reinhold Niebuhr and Alan Heimert; with a preface by Marcus Cunliffe; Faber and Faber; 21s. - Perspectives in American Catholicism, by John Tracy Ellis. with a foreword by Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan; Helicon; 25s.

Human Acts, an essay in their moral evaluation, by Eric D'Arcy; Oxford University Press; 25s. - The Concept of a Person and other essays, by A.J. Ayer; Macmillan; 30s.

The Russian Religious Renaissance of The Twentieth Century, by Nicholas Zernov; Darton, Longman & Todd; 35s.

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Pop Passion Play

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The Soul of Greece, by Raymond Etteldorf; The Newman Press; $4.75.

Virgil, Study in Civilized Poetry, by Brooks Otis; O.U.P.; 45s.

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