All Things Considered

by Gilbert Keith Chesterton

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All Things Considered (1915) by Gilbert Keith (G.K.) Chesterton is as he puts it “a collection of crude and shapeless papers upon current or rather flying subjects”. Indeed this book runs the gamut of topics from religious persecution to sports. Chesterton with his witty and pithy writing tackles subjects in a way that catches the reader off guard. His opinions and opines are not without “proof” for Chesterton frequently will cite an example or an analogy that makes his point.

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Born: AD 1874
Died: AD 1936
Related topics: Biography, Chesterton, G. K.--1874-1936, Clergy, Brown, Father (Fictitious character), Authors, English, …
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