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\nTHE'ITALIANATE’ENGLISHMAN  \nH.E.G.RoPE  \nTHE JESUITS IN NORTHERN BRAZIL  \nJ.B.BuRY  \nA NOTE ON GERARD HOPKINS  \nM.C.D'ARCY  \nREVIEWS  \nRoBERT HAMILTON,C.C.MARTINDALE,HUMPHREY J.T.JoHNSON  \n2s.6d.net  \nNew Series Vol.11,No.2  \nNo.1038  \nVOL.CXCVII  \nMedieval Essays  \nBy Christopher Dawson  \n16/-net  \nAs Mr.Dawson explains in his Introduction,theMiddle Ages have all too often been regarded as a kindof waiting-room between two periods of history.He isconcerned in these essays to show how there came aboutthat Medieval synthesis which was the characteristicachievement of the Middle Ages,and in what thatsynthesis consisted.  \nParticularly important are the two essays dealingwith the“Christian East”and the\"Moslem West\",showing the influence of Islamic culture and ideas uponthe development of Christendom.  \nMr.Dawson looks at various aspects of Medievallife and thought,and in particular at the romantictradition and the vernacular literatures that grew outof it.  \nGerald Bullett spoke of it in a broadcast as\"A bookwhich 'no student of the Middle Ages can afford toignore,\"and this applies especially to Catholics whosethought and culture descends so directly from that ofthe medievals.  \n(We remind you that we have recently yet againreprinted Mr.Dawson's classic,The Making of Europe,at 18/-net.The two books could well be read together.)  \nSHEED &WARD,LTD.  \n33 MAIDEN LANE,LONDON,W.C.2  \nA Layman's Love of Letters  \nThe Clark Lectures for I953  \nG.M.TREVELYAN,O.M.  \nThe Clark Lectures,which may deal with any subject con-nected with English Literature,are provided each year byTrinity College for the University of Cambridge.For manyyears past they have been delivered by distinguished persons,usually as professional students or critics of literature.In I953,however,Dr.Trevelyan has spoken from the point of view of a\"layman\":a layman,because he has never been a professionalteacher or critic in the field of literature,but only a generalreader.The variety of topics chosen gives ample scope to therange and versatility of the author's mind.  \nIIS.6d.net  \nCatherine the Great  \nand other Studies  \nC.P.GOOCH  \nThe portrait of Catherine the Great in this book completes theauthor's trilogy on the Enlightened Autocrats,previous instal-ments having dealt with Frederick the Great and MariaTheresa.  \n2IS.net  \nThe Western Dilemma  \nALAN GORDON SMITH  \nIt is generally admitted that there are two distinct elements inWestern culture,the Hellenic and the Christian.From theChristian there spring the traditional values—justice,respectfor the human person and for the individual conscience.Fromthe Hellenic tradition is derived rational argument and themood of Socratic questioning and intellectual doubt.Thedilemma with which the Western world is today faced is howthese two elements can be reconciled and faith be basedsolidly on grounds of reason.  \nIIS.6d.net  \nLONGMANS  \nCardinal Gasquet  \nA Memoir by SHANE LESLIE  \n“This is certainly the most original life of a highly placedecclesiastic of our times that we can remember.”—MiCHAELDE LA BEDOYERE in the Catholic Herald.  \n“This great ecclesiastic appears in these documents as ahumorous,lovable and extremely broad-minded personality,one of the most important in the modern Roman Catholicrevival.”—MGR.H.FRANCIS DAVIs,in the Birmingham Post.With frontispiece.2IS.  \nMary in the Documents ofthe Church  \nPAUL F.PALMER,S.J.  \n“It is the most beautiful,most thrilling,most exciting,mostprayer-compelling book on Our Lady that I have read forsome years.It is at the same time the most factual,the bestdocumented,for it is a brief compendium of the poetry,prayer and theology which is the teaching of the Church onthe Mother of God....A book for all devout Christians inOur Lady's Year.”—Catholic Herald.9s.6d.  \nThe Faith and Modern Man  \nROMANO GUARDINI  \nThis is a translation of the author's Glaubenserkenntnis.In 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