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Blackfriars, Volume 37 - March 1956

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Borstal and Better. By Richard Maxwell. (Hollis and Carter; 16s.)

Existentialist Thought. By Ronald Grimsley. (University of Wales Press; 15s.) - Subject and Object in Modern Theology. By James Brown. (S.C.M. Press; 18s.)

Studies in Communication Contributed to the Communications Research Centre, University College, London. (Secker and Warburg; 25s.)

The English Text of the ‘Ancrenre Riwle’: British Museum Ms. Royal 8 C.1. Edited by A. C. Baugh. (Early English Text Society Original Series No. 232: Oxford University Press. London: Cumberlege; 20s.)

The Revolution in Philosophy. (Macmillan; 10s. 6d.)

L’Eglise et les Civilisations. Semaine des Intellectuels Catholiques 1955. (Pierre Horay; 600 fr.)

The Third Revolution: A Study of Psychiatry and Religion. By Karl Stern. (Michael Joseph; 15s.)

Victor Hugo. By André Maurois. Translated from the French by Gerard Hopkins. (Cape; 30s.)

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Between Two Empires. By M. D. R. Leys. (Longmans, Green and Co. 25s.)

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The Quiet American. By Graham Greene. (Heinemann; 13s. 6d.)

Speculative Instruments. By I. A. Richards. (Routledge & Kegan Paul; 21s.)

The Tight-Rope Walkers (Studies of Mannerism in Modern English Literature). By Giorgio Melchiori. (Routledge and Kegan Paul; 25s.)

The Penguin Book of Spanish Verse. Edited by J. M. Cohen. (Penguin Books: 5s.)

Nuns are Real People. By Sister Mary LaurenceO.P. (Blackfriars Publications; 10s. 6d.)

Looking Forward in Education. Edited by A. V. Judges. (Faber; 10s. 6d.)

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The Metalogicon of John of Salisbury. Translated by Daniel D. McGarry. (University of California Press and C.U.P.; 37s. 6d.)

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Heaven and Hell. By Aldous Huxley. (Chatto and Windus; 7s. 6d)

Rufinus: A Commentary on the Apostle's Creed. Translated by J. N. D. Kelly. Ancient Christian Writers. Vol. XX. (Longmans; 25s.)

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Christianity and Symbolism. By F. W. Dillistone. (Collins; 21s.)

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Metaphysical to Augustan. By Geoffrey Walton. (Bowes & Bowes; 17s. 6d.)

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