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By Marie Vincent Bernadot

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Described by the London Times as “one of the most distinguished Catholic philosophers of his day

The Catholic Church in the Modern World demonstrates Hale’s distinctive talent for surveying the past from the perspective of the present with both candor and nuance—a talent the twenty-first century would do well to emulate

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