Painted windows : studies in religious personality

Harold Begbie

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H BY THE SAME AUTHOR " That valuable public servant, the Gentleman with a Duster." G. K. CHESTERTON. The Mirrors of StreetDowning Some Political Reflections The Glass of Fashion Some Social Reflections BISHOP GORE STUDIES IN PERSONALITYRELIGIOUS t BY A GENTLEMAN WITH A DUSTER "THE MIRRORS OFAUTHOR OF DOWNING STREET" WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KIRSOPP LAKE a inIt was air, which,simply struggle for fresh if Ihz could not be there waswindows opened, danger that would be withpanes broken, though painted saints and colouredimages of martyrs. Light, by these reoerend was none the moreeffigies, respirable for being picturesque. R. Lowell.J. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY EMILE VERPILLEUX G. P. PUTNAM S SONS NEW YORK AND LONDON Ifcnfcfeerbocfeer press 1922 &<+ Copyright, 1922 by G. P. Putnam s Sons Made in the United States of America For the in the records connected withinformation presented biographical the several the desire to their indebtedness tochapters publishers express "Who s Who." FOREWORD BY PROFESSOR KIRSOPP LAKE whobelievesthattheChristian churcheshaveinNoone the been the moral leaders of western civilizationpast can fail to be interested in the of some ofpresentation the leaders "A Gentleman with aEnglish religious by Duster" like hehavesomeif,especially myself, passing with most of them. Nor canacquaintance any neglect to his that istheChurchseriously warningregard failing as a moral leader. What is the reason for that failure?

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• Church of England

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 8
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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HBY THE SAME AUTHOR
"
That valuable public servant,
the Gentleman with a Duster."
G. K. CHESTERTON.
The Mirrors of StreetDowning
Some Political Reflections
The Glass of Fashion
Some Social ReflectionsBISHOP GORESTUDIES IN
PERSONALITYRELIGIOUS
t
BY
A GENTLEMAN WITH A DUSTER
"THE MIRRORS OFAUTHOR OF DOWNING STREET"
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KIRSOPP LAKE
a inIt was air, which,simply struggle for fresh if
Ihz could not be there waswindows opened, danger
that would be withpanes broken, though painted
saints and colouredimages of martyrs. Light, by
these reoerend was none the moreeffigies, respirable
for being picturesque.
R. Lowell.J.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY EMILE VERPILLEUX
G. P. PUTNAM S SONS
NEW YORK AND LONDON
Ifcnfcfeerbocfeer press
1922&<+
Copyright, 1922
by
G. P. Putnam s Sons
Made in the United States of America
For the in the records connected withinformation presented biographical
the several the desire to their indebtedness tochapters publishers express
"Who s Who."