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Blackfriars, Volume 44 - October 1963

Letter

Letters to the Editor

Reviews

The Appeasers, by Martin Gilbert and Richard Gott; Weidenfeld and Nicolson; 42s.

Christian Unity: A Catholic View. Being an account of the first official conference organized by the Bishop's Committee for Christian Unity (Heythrop, August 1962). Edited by John C. Heenan, Archbishop of Liverpool, Sheed and Ward; 10s. 6d.

Essays in Social Anthropology, by E. E. Evans-Pritchard; Faber and Faber; 30s.

Secular Religions in France 1815-1870, by D. G. Charlton; published for the University of Hull by the Oxford University Press; 35s.

On the Eternal in Man, by Max Scheler, translated by Bernard Noble; S.C.M. Press; 63s. - Being and Time, by Martin Heidegger, translated by John Mcquarrie and Edward Robinson; S.C.M. Press; 84s.

Contact With Jung: Essays on the influence of his work and personality, edited by Michael Fordham; Tavistock Publications; 42s.

Selected Essays: 1934-43, by Simone Weil; Oxford University Press; 30s.

The Time Has Come, by John Rock; Longmans; 18s.

The Right to Membership of a Trade Union, by R. W. Rideout; The Athlone Press; 45s.

Twentieth-Century Religious Thought, by John Macquarrie; SCM Press; 40s.

Medieval London: From Commune to Capital, by Gwyn A. Williams; University of London, Athlone Press; 50s.

A Shrinking World? by Jacques Leclercq; Burns, Oates (Faith and Fact); 9s. 6d. - La Civilisation Et L’Atome, by D. DuBarle; Editions du Cerf; n.p.

Rosebery, by Robert Rhodes James; Weidenfeld and Nicolson; 50s.

The Roman Question, Extracts from the despatches of Odo Russell from Rome, 1858-1870, edited by Noel Blakiston; Chapman; 63s.

The Modern Theology of Tradition, by J. P. Mackey; Darton, Longman and Todd; 30s.

Camus, by Nathan A. Scott; Bowes and Bowes; 10s. 6d. - The Novelist as Philosopher, edited by John Cruikshank; Oxford University Press; 21s.

Capital Punishment, by Mannes TidmarshO.P., J. D. Halloran and K. J. Connolly; Sheed and Ward; 10s. 6d.

Freedom and The Will, edited by D. F. Pears; Macmillan; 16s.

The Infertile Period by John Marshall; Darton, Longman and Todd; 16s 6d.

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Blackfriars, Volume 44 - October 1963

Letter

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