Modernism and the Christian church : Three Farm Street Lectures ; to which is added a chapter on The Problem and the Prospects of Christian Reunion /
Woodlock, Francis, 1871-1940.
Modernism and the Christian church : Three Farm Street Lectures ; to which is added a chapter on The Problem and the Prospects of Christian Reunion / by Francis Woodlock, S.J. ; with a preface by G.K. Chesterton. - London ; New York[etc.] : Longmans, Green and co., 1925. - viii, 88 p. ; 20 cm.
Annotations: front end paper [printed illustrated book plate: chair in front of an open window. Books on shelves surround the window and a sleeping dog lies on the floor in the foreground] Text reads: Ex Libris, Dorothy E. Collins ‘The reason why borrowed books are so seldom returned, is that people to whom they are lent, find it so much easier to retain the books than their contents’ [red book shaped sticker] Text reads: Foyle's Book Sellers [pencil] Sierz 6/[blue pen] Aidan Mackey Enclosure: [small piece of paper with notes in blue pen] 'Top Meadow' copy, with the bookplate of Dorothy Collins
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Modernism (Christian theology)
Christian union
Modernism and the Christian church : Three Farm Street Lectures ; to which is added a chapter on The Problem and the Prospects of Christian Reunion / by Francis Woodlock, S.J. ; with a preface by G.K. Chesterton. - London ; New York[etc.] : Longmans, Green and co., 1925. - viii, 88 p. ; 20 cm.
Annotations: front end paper [printed illustrated book plate: chair in front of an open window. Books on shelves surround the window and a sleeping dog lies on the floor in the foreground] Text reads: Ex Libris, Dorothy E. Collins ‘The reason why borrowed books are so seldom returned, is that people to whom they are lent, find it so much easier to retain the books than their contents’ [red book shaped sticker] Text reads: Foyle's Book Sellers [pencil] Sierz 6/[blue pen] Aidan Mackey Enclosure: [small piece of paper with notes in blue pen] 'Top Meadow' copy, with the bookplate of Dorothy Collins
25011454
Modernism (Christian theology)
Christian union