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This volume of Chesterton's collected works contains three of his greatest classics on Catholic philosophy and spirituality. In his rich and suggestive outlines of Thomas Aquinas and Francis of Assisi, Chesterton gives us two of the finest biographies ever written of these two saints. The Everlasting Man, considered by some to be Chesterton's greatest work, gives us a view of the whole of world history as informed by the Incarnation that is worth reading and rereading by everyone. This is Chesterton at his best.
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