Divorce versus Democracy/end matter

by Gilbert Keith Chesterton

IMPORTANT PUBLICATIONS

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THE RELIGION OF RUSSIA

By G. B. H. Bishop; vicar of Cardington. Dedicated to the Bishop of London. Profusely illustrated by woodcuts and photographs. 4to. 5/-.

"Nothing could be more opportune than the publication of Mr. G. B. H. Bishop's remarkable book. The volume is beautifully printed and copiously illustrated." —The Standard. "Careful and accurate."—Daily News. "To understand the Russian people one must understand their Church."—Dundee Courier.

CRITICISM WITHOUT CANT

A collection of the best "York" books. Cloth, 3/6.

ABSOLUTE AND ABITOFHELL

By Ronald Knox, Chaplain of Trinity College, Oxford, 1/-.

The famous satire on "Foundations."

"Astonishing . . . well worth the 1/-."—Catholic Book Notes.

REUNION ALL ROUND

By the same. 6d.

"Mr. Knox reminds us that once upon a time theology and controversy could be dressed in graces of style, illuminated with humour, and widened by good sense."—Church Times. "Lovers of R. A. K. will rush to spend their sixpences."—Oxford Magazine.

THE GODS OF PRUSSIA

The best stories of the Great War. By Margaret Yeo. Cloth, 1/6. Boards, 1/-.

Such stories as the "White Comrade" and the "Highlanders who came back" will be found in this volume.

THE CHURCH IN BONDAGE

By Ronald Knox, Chaplain Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. 2nd impression. 9d.

Twelve sermons of the Church of England and other subjects, and containing "Naboth's Vineyard."

BREAD OR STONE

By the same. Conferences on Impetrative Prayer. Illustrated, and finely bound in cloth gilt. 1/6.

"A devotional writer of real piety and distinction, and we have nothing but praise for this little book."—Church Times. "The subject has been skilfully handled."—Manchester Courier.

FOUNDATIONS OF NATIONAL GLORY

By the Lady Talbot de Malahide. With an introduction by the Archbishop of Armagh. Mothers' Union Addresses. Cloth, 1/6. Paper, 1/-.

"Simply worded but inspiring addresses."—Spectator. " We have no hesitation in recommending this little book."—Irish Times.

THE MEDITATIONS OF BISHOP CHALLONER

For every day in the year. Reprinted in Fell type at the Oxford University Press, in accordance with the original edition. Fully illustrated. Cloth, 3/6. French Morocco, 5/-. Real Morocco, 10/6.

This is a most convenient edition, being printed on Oxford India paper, and making quite a small pocket book (in spite of about 900 pp.), uniform with "The English Office." Lord Halifax writes: "The book was recommended to me forty years ago by the late Canon Liddon, and every year that has passed since that has added to my thankfulness for having been given such good advice."

THE GLASTONBURY BOOKS

 

VILLAGE SILHOUETTES

By the late Charles Marson. Illustrated by the author. 2/6.

"He loved God's poor with all his soul. He got inside the heart of human nature."—Commonwealth. "As fresh and genial and sunny as a spring morning."—Daily Express. "His Silhouettes are a legacy."—Rural World.

THE EVERLASTING QUEST

By Margaret Yeo. Allegories on the Holy Grail; decorated by Martin Travers; uniform with "The Abiding City." 2/6.

"This is one of the finest things in the way of allegory that our decadent times have produced; and the spirituality of its conceptions and the quaintness of its phrasing entitle Mrs. Yeo's book to a place on the same shelf as Bunyan's immortal work."—Aberdeen Journal. "In the manner without being an imitation of Malory. The book is thoroughly Catholic and may be safely recommended."—Catholic Book Notes. "A volume to cherish and to read more than once."—Christian Warfare.

THE ABIDING CITY

By Margaret Yeo. Decorated by Martin Travers, and uniform with the "Everlasting Quest." 2/6.

The scene of the story is laid round Canterbury, and the pictures of the Cathedral are delightful. St. Thomas of Canterbury and St. Michael Archangel are depicted in all the scintillating glory of the Byzantine style.

A BRETON PILGRIMAGE

By the Duke of Argyll. Illustrated by photographs. 2/6. An account of the Grand Tromenie of Locronan which happens once in six years.

"Like everything else that comes from this Society the book in question is a delightful specimen of the printer's art."—Pax. "Most readable, an altogether attractive volume."—Guardian. "Wonderfully interesting, and the illustrations are charming."—Glasgow Herald.