A YARD OF BELLOC, OR TWO.
The article profiles Hilaire Belloc, a book writer. Belloc's literary works are faith-oriented and relevant to modern life in Europe. Belloc sticks to the theory he believed in, the "Latin versus Anglo-Saxon" tradition. Several books he authored include "Conversation with an Angel," "Tuppeny Bits,"...
| Published in: | America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture Vol. 64; no. 9; pp. 243 - 245 |
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12/7/1940
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| Summary: | The article profiles Hilaire Belloc, a book writer. Belloc's literary works are faith-oriented and relevant to modern life in Europe. Belloc sticks to the theory he believed in, the "Latin versus Anglo-Saxon" tradition. Several books he authored include "Conversation with an Angel," "Tuppeny Bits," and "Hills and the Seas." |
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