The Chesterton Review (Vol. XII, No. 3 - August 1981)

Family-owned bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio. Books shipped within 24 hours. No marks noted in text. Binding is tight and square. Gently read. . . . . . . . . . . CONTAINS: * CHESTERTON ITEMS: 1.) Why I am not a Socialist (G. K. Chesterton, The New Age, January 1908) -- 2.) The Pagans (G. K. Chesterton, Commonweal, XI: 39, November 1929) ------ * ARTICLES: 3.) Bernard Wall and the Colosseum (1934-1939) (Barbara Wall) -- 4.) Additions to Chesterton Three (John Sullivan, K.S.G.) -- 5.) Chestertons Political Views, 1892-1914 (continued) (Leo A. Hetzler) -- 6.) Chesterton and Decadence (Anthony Grist) ------ * NEWS & COMMENTS: 7.) Panegyric sent by Mr. R. Mawby, given at Mr. George Heseltines funeral -- 8.) List of special themes and special editors for upcoming issues of the Review -- 9.) Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of the Society held at Top Meadow (May 30, 1981) -- 10.) Note from Aidan Mackey of the Committee of the Society writes of a meeting of the Committee, and a visit to the U.S. -- 11.) Excerpts from the Adelaide Newsletter of the South Australian Chesterton Society -- 12.) Note: Sir Walter Crocker, K.B.E. has just published a volume of memoirs, Travelling Back -- 13.) Note: The Man Who Was Thursday has been adapted for radio -- 14.) Report on Society of Rochester from Robert Knille -- 15.) Rev. John Newns wants to form a Philadelphia Chapter of the Society -- 16.) Excerpts from an article by Mr. Joseph Breig on the importance of Chesterton, which was published by Ave Maria -- 17.) Original cartoon by Chesterton, and explanation -- 18.) Note: A radio play, The Gallows in My Garden, concerning the debate between H. Belloc and H.G. Wells to be performed on B.B.C. radio -- 19.) Mr. Bruce Stewart writes about his play (see above) -- 20.) Excerpts from an article which appeared in Vole, by Mr. David Reed, recently elected to the Committee of the Society of Great Britain.…