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Blackfriars, Volume 38 - April 1957

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The Book Concerning Piers Plowman. Translated into modern English by Donald and Rachel Attwater. (J. M. Dent: Everyman's Library No. 571; 10s. 6d.)

God's Secret Armies. By Joseph Johnston. (Museum Press; 12s. 6d.)

An Historian's Approach to Religion. By Arnold Toynbee. (Oxford University Press; 21s.)

The Call of the Minaret. By Kenneth Cragg. (Oxford University Press, New York; 38s.)

Roman Spain. By F. J. Wiseman. (Bell; 18s. 6d.)

The Early Church: Historical and Theological Studies. By Oscar Cullman. (S.C.M. Press; 25s.)

Ambassador in Chains. By Raymond A. Lane. (Peter Davies; 15s.)

Lord Byron's Marriage. By G. Wilson Knight. (Routledge and Kegan Paul; 30s.)

Roman Spain. By F. J. Wiseman. (Bell; 18s. 6d.)

The Way it Worked Out. By G. B. Stern. (Sheed and Ward; 10s. 6d.)

The Rule of St Augustine. By Rev. T. A. HandO.S.A. (Gill; 8s. 6d.)

The Great Tudors. Edited by Katherine Garvin. (Eyre and Spottis-woode; 25s.) - Elizabethan Quintet. By Denis Meadows. (Longmans; 15s.) - Four Worthies. By Wallace Notestein. (Jonathan Cape; 18s.)

Breviaire De Poche. Par A. M. HenryO.P. (Editions du Cerf, 750 francs; obtainable through Blackfriars Publications.)

The Sane Society. By Erich Fromm. (Routledge and Kegan Paul; 25s.)

The Cyrenaican Expedition of the University of Manchester in 1952. Edited by Alan Rowe. (Manchester University Press; 25s.)

What Automation Does to Human Beings. By George Soule. (Sidgwick and Jackson; 15s.) - Automation: Friend or Foe? By R. H. Macmillan. (Cambridge University Press; 8s. 6d.)

The Collected Works of C. G. Jung. Edited by Sir Herbert Read. Michael FordhamM.D., M.R.C.P., and Gerhard AdlerPH.D. Vol. I and Vol. V. (Routledge and Kegan Paul; 25s. and 35s. respectively.

Policy for the West. By Ion Ratiu. (Harvill Press; 16s.)

Three White Veils for Alessandra. By Lucy Prario. (Longmans; 18s.)

Byzantium and Istanbul. By Robert Liddell. (Cape; 25s.)

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