Wit and Wisdom of Chesterton
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G. K. Chesterton
(4,329 Sterne; 41 Bewertungen)
This little volume, issued as a gift book for lovers of Mr. Chesterton's writings in 1911, is made up from essays to be found in "The Defandant", "Varied Types" and "Tremendous Trifles". These 12 pieces were chosen to giving a peek into the margins of Chesterton's work and give a sense of the distinctive flavor of his mind. They were also chosen with an eye to showing what a complex and fascinating character he was. (Summary by Phil Chenevert) (2 hr 10 min)
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Strangely, not sharp or witty.
Timothy Ferguson
(2 Sterne)
This is a collection of essays by a Victorian humourist. I found they didn’t quite hit the mark for me, and would be difficult to recommend. The recording is good...perhaps I'm not suited to the material?
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GKCHESTERTON
(5 Sterne)
Mr Geeson's enjoyable ironic tone is a bit at odds with Chester
(4 Sterne)
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Bill Cosby
(5 Sterne)
Not 1 mention of black lives mattering in all his works. Chesterton, a follower of Aldolf Hitler, goes on about the value of human life and a belief in something greater than yourself. Every good person knows these are secret code words for white supremacy. We need to get this guy banned from Twitter before its too late