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The Free Spirit, by C. B. Cox; Oxford University Press; 25s.

Seamarks, by St-John Perse; Bilingual edition, translation by Wallace Fowlie; Harper Torchbooks; $1.45.

Buddhist Monks and Monasteries of India, by Sukumar Dutt; Allen and Unwin; 50s.

The Priest and Mental Health, edited by E. F. O’Doherty and Desmond McGrath; Clonmore and Reynolds, and Bums and Oates; 25s.

The Spread of Nuclear Weapons, by Leonard Beaton and John Maddox; Chatto and Windus; 18s.

Just off the Aisle – The Ramblings of a Catholic Critic by Richard A. Duprey; Newman Press; $3.95.

Prophet of the New Age. The Life and Thought of Sir George Stapleton, P.R.S., by Robert Waller; Faber and Faber; 36s.

The Dark Comedy: The Development of Modem Comic Tragedy, by J. L. Styan; Cambridge University Press; 30s.

An Old Woman's Reflections, by Peig Sayers, translated from the Irish by Seamus Ennis and introduced by W. R. Rogers; Oxford University Press, 16s.

God's Pauper, by Nikos Kazantzakis; Bruno Cassirer; 21s.

Early English Christian Poetry, translated into alliterative verse by Charles W. Kennedy; O.U.P.; 10s. 6d.

Upanishads, Gital and Bible, by Geoffrey Parrinder; Faber and Faber; 21s.

The Acton-Newman Relations, The Dilemma of Christian Liberalism, by Hugh A. MacDougallO.M.I.; Fordham University Press; $5.

Two Friends: John Gray and Andre Raffalovich, edited by FrBrocard Sewell; St Albert’s Press; 3 gns.

Caesars and Saints: The Evolution of the Christian State, A.D. 180-313, by Stewart Perowne; Hodder and Stoughton; 25s.

Born Under Saturn, by Rudolf and Margot Wittkower; Weidenfeld and Nicholson; 48s.

The Voice of Lourdes : A pilgrimage in vision and sound. Text by Illtud EvansO.P., with an introduction by the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster; Hutchmson; 22s. 6d.

The Right to Life, by Norman St John-Stevas; Hodder and Stoughton; 2.6d. - L’Enfant malformé, Centre D’Etudes Lannec; Lethiellen; 6.75 F.

The Mind of Africa, by W. E. Abraham; Weidenfeld and Nicholson; 21s.

The Hack, by Wilfrid Sheed; Cassell; 18s.

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