Charles Dickens Bernanos The selections in this volume

The selections in this volume examine truth and justice

(1842–1907) was regent of studies for the Paris Dominicans and socius of the Master General of the Order

This book deserves careful attention because its subject—the truth about what it means to be human—remains an essential part of the human experience

An Age of Renewal: The Catholic Reformation illuminates that period in which the Church—in the same heroic spirit of the Gregorian

Charles Dickens Bernanos The selections in this volumeBy G. K. Chesterton There is no better critic of Dickens, wrote T. S. Eliot in 1927, than Mr. Chesterton. An additional century of literary criticism notwithstanding, that judgment still resounds with the ring of truth. Charles Dickens: A Critical Study, which first appeared in print in 1906, offers compelling evidence in support of Eliots claim. An absorbing blend of biography and literary analysis, delivered in Chestertons inimitable style, the