articles by Adam Schwartz
16.10 — December 2003
Vanity Fair’s Thanatos Syndrome
Malcolm Muggeridge, Modern Capitalism & the Culture of Death
13.4 — May 2000
An Introduction to the Thought of Dorothy L. Sayers Through Her Letters
12.2 — March/April 1999
Sitting Still with Christopher Dawson
Eternity in Time:
Christopher Dawson and the
Catholic Idea of History
edited by Stratford Caldecott
and John Morril
10.2 — Spring 1997
Wisdom & Innocence: A Life of G. K. Chesterton by Joseph Pearce
9.3 — Summer 1996
The Struggle for Faith in Chesterton’s “The Ballad of the White Horse” and Eliot’s “Ash Wednesday”
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28.1—January/February 2015
on State Impositions & Church Acquiescence by Stephen Baskerville
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