As I Was Saying
Original title: As I was saying
earliest edition we have, 1936 Regent College Publishing, 2007 paperback 324 pages
George Bernard Shaw called him a colossal genius. Pope Pius XI called him a devoted son of the Holy Church and a gifted defender of the faith. This anthology features a judicious selection from Chesterton's works, including excerpts from "Orthodoxy," a selection of poems, and passages from the popular Father Brown detective stories. (Essays and Memoirs).
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