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Blackfriars, Volume 42 - April 1961

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Immortal Longings, by Stephen Findlay; Gollancz; 21s.

Rome and the Vernacular, by Angelus de MarcoO.F.M.; Newman Press; $3.25.

Permanent Red. By John Berger. (Methuen; 16s.)

De Gaulle's Republic. By Philip M. Williams and Martin Harrison. (Longmans; 25s.)

Newman History and Philosophy of Science Series, published by Sheed and Ward.

T. S. Eliot and the Idea of Tradition. By Sean Lucy. (Cohen and West; 25s.)

The Church in Crisis: the twenty great councils, by Philip Hughes; Burns and Oates; 35s.

Return to Belief, by Yvonne Lubbock; Collins; 21s.

Men of Destiny By Sir Stephen King-Hall; K-H Services, 162 Buckingham Palace Road, London, S.W.1; 18s.

The Orphic Voice, by Elizabeth Sewell; Routledge and Kegan Paul; 56s.

The Ruined Tower, by Raymond Chapman; Geoffrey Bles; 13s. 6d.

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Somme Théologique. Latin Text, French translation, with introduction, explanatory notes, and appendices. L’Oeuvres Des Six Jours, by H. D. GardeilO.P. (NF 8.10). Le Gouvernement Divin, vol. 2, by Reginald OmezO.P. (NF 7.50). Cerf and Desclée.

The Concise Encyclopaedia of Western Philosophy and Philosophers. Ed. by J. O. Urmson. (Hutchinson; 50s.)

The Power of Non-Violence, by Richard Gregg; James Clarke; 6s.

Romanesque Europe. Edited by Harald Busch and Bernd Lohse. With an Introduction by R. H. C. Davis and Commentaries on the Illustrations by Helmut Domke. (Batsford; 45s.) - Baroque in Spain and Portugal. by James Lees-Milne. (Batsford; 35s.)

Siena: The City of The Virgin, by Titus Burckhardt; translated by Margaret M. Brown; Oxford University Press; 50s.

Eton By Christopher Hollis; Hollis and Carter; 30s.

An Introduction to Religious Sociology, by F. Boulard, translated by M. J. Jackson; Darton, Longman and Todd; 21s.

A Burnt-Out Case. By Graham Greene. (Heinemann; 16s.)

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