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245 04 $aThe fame of Blessed Thomas More, being addresses delivered in his honour in Chelsea, July 1929.$cWith an introductory essay by Professor R. W. Chambers.
260 0 $aLondon,$bSheed and Ward$c[1929]
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505 0 $aIntroductory essay: Sir Thomas More's fame among his countrymen, by R. W. Chambers.--The charge of religious intolerance, by R. Knox.--The witness to abstract truth, by H. Belloc.--A turning point in history, by G. K. Chesterton.--A great lord chancellor, by Lord Justice Russell.--A Catholic of the renaissance, by H. Browne.--The glory of Chelsea, by R. Blunt.--A national bulwark against tyranny, by J. Jarrett.--Appendix I. Catalogue of the Morememorial exhibition, July 1929.--Appendix II. A short bibliography of books relating to the martyr, compiled by W. E. Campbell (p. 131-[132])
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