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Blackfriars, Volume 28 - September 1947

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The Formal Distisction of Duns Scotus. By M. J. GrajewskiO.F.M. (Catholic University of America, Philosophical Series, Vol. XC. $2.25.)

Advertising and Economic Theory. By E. A. Lever. (Oxford University Press; 6d.)

The Films - Sociology of Film. By J. P. Mayer. (Faber: 15s.) - America at the Movies. By Margaret Farrand Thorp. (Faber; 12s. 6d.) - The Factual Film: A survey by the Arts Enquiry. (P.E.P. and Oxford University Press: 12s. 6d.)

Guttersnipe. By Sam Shaw, with a foreword by Sir Bertrand Watson, Chief Metropolitan Magistrate. (Sampson Low; 12s. 6d.)

Writers of Today. Edited by Denys Val Baker. (Sidgwick & Jackson; 8s. 6d.) - The New Spirit. Edited by E. W. Martin. (Dennis Dobson; 8s. 6d.)

The-Reading the Divine Comedy. By E. R. Vincent. Annual Italian Lecture of the British Academy, 1945. (Cumberlege; 2s. 6d)

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Dartford Priory: The History of the English Dominicanesses. (Blackfriars Publications; 2s.)

A Study of History. By Arnold J. Toynbee. Abridgement of Volumes I-VI by D. C. Somervell. (Oxford University Press; 25s.)

States and Morals. By T.D. Weldon (John Murray; 9s.) - Election and Representation. By James Hogan. (Cork University Press; 15s.)

The Cycles of the Kings. By Myles Dillon (Cumberlege; Oxford University Press; 10s. 6d.)

Thinking It Over. By Thomas F. Woodlock. (Declan X. McMullen Co.;$3.00.)

Our New Masters. By Colm Brogan. (Hollis & Carter; 8s. Gd.)

The Consecration of Genius. By Robert Sencourt. (Hollis & Carter; 21s.)

Science and the Meanings of Truth. By Martin Johnson. (Faber; 12s. 6d.)

A Handbook of Printing Types with Notes on the Style of Composition and Graphic Processes used by Cowells. W. S. Cowell Ltd. (Faber; 12s. 6d.)

The English Lands of the Abbey of Bec. By Marjorie Morgan. Oxford Historical Series, So. XVI. (Cumberlege, O.U.P.; 10s.)

Democracy : Should It Survive? A Series of Essays by sixteen contributors. (Dennis Dobson; 7s. 6d.)

Virgil's Mind at Work. By R. W. Cruttwell. (Blackwell; 10s. 6d.)

The Timeless Moment. By Warner Allen. (Faber; 10s. 6d.)

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