Dawson Papers Series 9 Writings and Articles
Christopher Dawson Papers
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2/112 American Education and Christian Culture, AMERICAN BENEDICTINE REVIEW, IX, 1958, pp. 7-16
4/8 American Education and Christian Culture, published in AMERICAN BENEDICTINE REVIEW, Vol. 1X (1958), p. 7-16
17/3 American Education and Christian Culture, published in AMERICAN BENEDICTINE REVIEW, IX (Spring-Summer 1958) p. 7-16
5/16 The Ancient City & its Relations to the Peasant Culture (II), nd
5/47 The Ancient World; IV. The Modern World; Tables of European succession: British, Russian, Italian, Spanish, French. XII, The Post Renaissance Age Development of the National Cultures, 1520-1760, nd.
5/37 The Ancient World; IV. The Modern World (2 graphs showing cycles of civilization), 1922
4/143 Anglo-American Co-operation: the case for an enquiry, 1943
5/77 Art and Society, draft, 1954
17/4 Art and Society, published in FOUR QUARTERS, III (April 15, 1954) p. 1-4
6/129 The Baroque Culture, 1953-1954
17/5 Baser Currency, published in CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol.152 (1941)
6/77 Bibliography Part IV: Christian Culture, Enlightenment (French and English), Missionary movement, German Romantic movement, 1956
6/139 Bibliography -- Ecumenical Literature, ca1960-1970
17/6 The Birth of Democracy, published in REVIEW OF POLITICS, Vol.19, No. 1 (January 1957) p. 48-61
7/58 The Bourgeois draft of Catholicism and the Bourgeois Mind, COLISSEUM, 11, 1935
4/98 The Breakdown of the League, portions of article, THE TABLET, CLXXIV, 1939
17/7 Building a Bridge to Secular Culture, published in CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 193, No. 1154 (May, 1961) p.86-
17/8 Byzantium and the Christian East, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, CCXXV (1951)
17/9 The Catholic Attitude to War, THE TABLET, Vol.169 (March 13, 1937)
17/10 Catholic Culture in America, THE CRITIC, XVII, No.6 (June-July, 1959)
5/35 The Catholic Doctrine of Man, nd.
17/11 Catholic Imprint on America, THE CATHOLIC DIGEST, Vol. 24, No.4 (February 1960)
5/62 Catholic Opinion and the War, nd.
4/63 The Catholic Revival in the 19th Century and the Oxford Movement, 1961
4/110 The Catholic Tradition and the Modern State, ca.1914-1918
5/81 Catholics and the Crisis, 1946
17/16 Catholics Discuss the War: Christopher Dawson, CATHOLIC HERALD (20 Oct 1939)
2/62 Catholics in the Modern World, 1950
3/95 Catholics in the Modern World, draft, 1950
17/17 Catholics in the Modern World: a Survey at Pentecost, THE TABLET, Vol. 195 (May 27, 1950)
17/12 Catholicism and Class War: A Living Question for the Whole of Western Civilization, SUNDAY REFEREE, (24 May 1931)
5/7 Catholicism and Economics, draft, 1924
17/13 Catholicism and Economics, BLACKFRIARS, (May, June, July 1924)
5/93 Catholicism and Humanism, ca1940-1949
3/89 Catholicism and Socialism, ca1930-1939
17/14 Catholicism and the Bourgeois Mind, COLOSSEUM, Vol.11, No. 8 (December 1935)
17/15 Catholicism, Secularism and the Modern World, CATHOLIC MIND, LIX (1960)
16/7 Review of: THE CELTIC PEOPLES AND RENAISSANCE EUROPE: A STUDY OF THE CELTIC AND SPANISH INFLUENCES ON ELIZABETHAN HISTORY (London: Sheed and Ward, 1933) Introduction by Dawson, nd.
7/24 Century of Change 1840-1940, THE TABLET, CLXXV (1940) p. 470-471
17/18 Century of Change, THE TABLET, Vol. 175, no. 5219 (May 18, 1940)
2/77 Chesterton excerpts on the East-West contrast, ca1955-1960
17/19 The Challenge of Secularism CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 182, no. 1091, (February, 1956)
2/73 Comments upon "Christendom and the Ideologies" considered as a basis for a chapter in THE GROWTH OF CIVILIZATION, The present situation of European culture, ca.1955- 1960
6/29 Christian Biography and History: Makers of Christendom, ca1949-1953
6/30 Christian Biography and History: Makers of Christendom, ca1949-1953
17/20 Christian Culture, COMMONWEAL, LXI (April 1, 1955)
2/104 Christian Culture in Eastern Europe/Eastern Europe and the Catholic Tradition, 1950
17/21 Christian Culture in Eastern Europe, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, CCXXIV (1950)
4/60 Christian Culture: Its Meaning and Its Value, draft, 1956
6/102 Christian Culture: its Meaning and its Value, draft, 1956
17/22 Christian Culture: Its Meaning and Its Value, JUBILEE, Vol.4 No.1 (May 1956)
6/75 Christian Culture Study and the College, nd.
6/93 Christian Culture Study and the American College Curriculum, ca1950-1959
17/23 Christian Freedom, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, No.422 (July 1942) p. 1-8
7/74 The Christian Idea of the State, ca1930-1939
7/121 Christian Social Order, 1940
5/6 The Christian View of History, draft, 1951
3/99 The Christian View of History, draft, 1951
17/24 The Christian View of History, BLACKFRIARS, Vol. XXXII (1951) p.312-27, 1951
17/25 Christianity and Culture, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol.208, No. 417 (April, 1941)
4/116 Christianity and Economics, portions of article, BLACKFRIARS (May, June, July 1924)
5/99 Christianity and Education: introduction to O'Leary, M., THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND EDUCATION (London: Burns, Oates & Washbourne Ltd., 1943)
2/68 Christianity and History; Christian theory of culture, ca1950-1959
17/26 Christianity and Ideologies, COMMONWEAL, LXIV, No.6 (May 11,1956)
8/33 Christianity and Modern Culture: Notes and Synopsis, ca1930-1939
4/61 Christianity and the Humanist Tradition, draft, 1952
17/28 Christianity and the Humanist Tradition THE DUBLIN REVIEW, CCXXVI, No.458 (1951)
4/120 Christianity and the Idea of Progress, draft, 1927
17/29 Art. 2 -- Christianity and the Idea of Progress , THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 180, No. 360 (1927) p. 19-39
17/30 Christianity and the New Age: Humanism and the New Order, ESSAYS IN ORDER (New York: Macmillan Co., 1931)
17/3 Christianity and the Orient 1. The Problem of Oriental Nationalism, THE TABLET, Vol.208 (September 8, 1956), p. 172-73, 196-98
2/98 Christianity and the Oriental Cultures, 1956
4/35 Christianity and the Oriental Cultures I. The Thirst for Something New, THE TABLET CCVIII (September 22, 1956)
17/32 Christianity and the Oriental Cultures I. The Thirst for something new, THE TABLET, Vol. 208 (September 22, 1956)
17/27 Christianity and Oriental Cultures, COMMONWEAL, LXVII, No.9 (November 29, 1957) p. 222-26
6/32 Christianity and Sex (CRITERION MISCELLANY, NO. 13,), nd.
6/8 Christianity and the Problem of Propaganda/The Problem of Propaganda, two drafts of article published as Propaganda, THE TABLET, CLXXVI (1940)
5/97 Christianity and the Western Tradition, ca1940-1949
6/128 The Church and the Barbarians, ca1950-1959
17/39 The Church and the Dictators I. The Emergence of Fascism II. Communism, Capitalism and the Catholic Tradition III. Catholicism and the Totalitarian State IV. The Present Outlook in England : is Fascism a live issue in this country? CATHOLIC TIMES (27 April, 1934, 4 May, 1934, 11 May, 1934, 18 May 1934)
16/17 Reviews of: The Church and the Dictators I. The Emergence of Fascism II. Communism, Capitalism and the Catholic Tradition III. Catholicism and the Totalitarian State IV. The Present Outlook in England : is Fascism a live issue in this country?, 1934
7/72 On church, the community and the state, draft of article "Church, State and Community", 1937
7/77 Church, State and Community, THE TABLET, CLXIX (June 19,1937)
17/41 Church, State and Community I. The Significance of the Coronation II. Concordats or Catacombs, THE TABLET, Vol. 169 (June 19, 1937) and Vol. 169 (June 26, 1937)
17/42 Civilization and Morals: or, the Ethical Basis of Social Progress, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, XVII (1925) p. 174-181
17/43 Civilisation (Civilization) in Crisis, CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 182, No. 1090 (January 1956)
7/55 The Claims of Politics, nd.
17/44 The Claims of Politics, SCRUTINY (1937) p. 136-41
6/37 The Classical Tradition and the Origins of Mediaeval Culture, STUDIES, XX, 1931.
6/41 The Classical Tradition and the Origins of Mediaeval Culture, STUDIES, XX, 1931
17/45 The Classic Tradition and the Origins of Mediaeval Culture, STUDIES, Vol. 20 No. 78 (June 1931) p. 209-24
6/79 The Concept of Christian Culture, ca1950-1959
5/92 Conclusion: Europe and the World (Role of Great Britain), 1947
7/119 Conscience and Conscription of Labor, nd.
7/42 Conscience and Conscription of Labor, 1942
17/46 Conscience and Conscription of Labor, THE FRIEND (12 June 1942)
7/3 Contribution of the Smaller Peoples to European Cultural Unity, draft, 1943
5/60 The Crisis of Christian Culture: Education, draft, 1947
17/47 Art. 7 -- The Crisis of the West, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 181, No. 363 (1927) p.261-77
17/48 Cultura Catolica en Estados Unidos ORBIS CATHOLICUS: REVISTA IBEROMAERICANA INTERNACIONAL, Vol. 1, No.2 (February 1961), p. 160-170; reprint of address given on the 20th anniversary of the Thomas More Association, 1961
3/56 Cultural Development of Western Monasticism and St. Benedict, nd.
6/87 Culture and the Areas of Communication, nd.
4/117 Cycles of Civilization, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW XIV (1922) p. 51-68
4/169 The Danger of War and the League of Nations' need for reflection. Two views of the League of Nations, nd.
3/58 The "Dark Ages" and Ireland, nd.
17/49 The "Dark Ages" and Ireland, STUDIES, Vol. 21, No. 82 (June 1932)
7/44 The Dark Mirror (Religion and the Religious view of life) with postscript on Spiritual Intuition in Christian Philosophy, draft, 1930
17/50 The Dark Mirror, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, No. 375 (October 1930 )
17/53 DEMOCRACY AND PEACE, by Dawson, Christopher and Malcolm Spencer. London: National Peace Council, 1945
5/70 Democracy and the Party System, draft, 1945
5/90 Democracy and the Party System, draft, 1945
7/114 Democracy and the Party System, draft, 1945
17/55 Democracy and the Party System, MONTH, Vol. 181 (1945)
6/13 Democracy and Total War (DUBLIN REVIEW, CCVII, 1940)
17/56 Democracy and Total War, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 207, No. 414 (1940)
4/39 Draft amendments to the chapter on European History, amendments 1 – 5, 1950
6/106 Draft amendments to the chapter on European History, amendments 1-5, ca1950-1959
4/48 Eastern Europe and the Catholic Tradition, drafts of article later published as "Christian Church in Eastern Europe," nd.
17/61 Editorial Note (on support for the DUBLIN REVIEW), THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 207, No 414 (July 1940)
17/62 Education and Christian Culture COMMONWEAL, LIX (December 4, 1953)
17/63 Education and the Crisis of Christian Culture Brussels, Belgium: Center International d' Etudes de la Formation Religieuse, reprint of article, LUMEN VITAE, Vol.1, No. 2 (1946)
6/142 Education and the Crisis of Christian Culture, nd
17/64 Education and the State, COMMONWEAL, LXV, No. 17 (January 25, 1957)
17/65 Education and the Study of Christian Culture, STUDIES, LXII (1953) p.293-302
3/55 The 11th Century, nd
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7/47 The End of the Age / Humanism and the New Order / The Passing of Humanism, draft, 1930
17/68 The End of an Age, CRITERION, IX, No. XXVI (1930) p. 386-401
6/158 The English Catholics, 1850-1950, notes and portions of draft, 1950
17/69 English Catholics, 1850-1950, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, CCXXIV, No. 450 (1950) p. 1-12
6/149 English Sources of American Religion in the 18th Century, ca 1950-1959
4/152 Enquete sur le Probleme Allemand, nd
5/69 The Era of Atomic Power, 1945
2/12 Essay on Catholicism, ca1920-1929
3/86 Essay on Ideologies and World War II, 1939
3/87 Essay on modern education in England, ca1930-1939
3/85 Essay on the French Revolution , "With the fall of the Girondins . . .", nd.
4/165 Essay on Guicciardini, Renaissance Italy, 1915
4/166 Essay on Anglican, or Anglo-Catholic, Church union with Orthodox churches, 1914
17/72 Europa en Eclipse. El Problema de la Supervivencia de la Cultura Occidental, CRITERIO (December 1954)
7/9 Europe: a Review of Western Culture, ca1960-1970
17/73 Europe: a Society of Peoples, reprint of article in MONTH CLXXXI p.309-16; (London: Catholic Truth Society, 1946)
17/74 Europe and Christendom, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, No. 419 (October 1941)
5/83 Europe and Christendom, DUBLIN REVIEW, CCIX (1941) p. 109-19
6/14 Europe and Christendom, DUBLIN REVIEW, CCVII (1941)
4/157 Europe and the Problem of Germany, 1945
5/95 Europe and the Problem of Germany, 1945
17/75 Europe and the Smaller Peoples, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 213, No. 426 (July 1943) p. 1-10
6/5 Europe and the World: The Relation of Europe to other World Cultures, ca1950-1952
6/163 Europe from the Reformation to the Revolution (The Age of Humanism), portion of draft, 1955
17/76 Europe from the Reformation to the Revolution: I. Bourgeois and Baroque, I (continued)Bourgeois and Baroque, II. Rationalism and Revolution, II (continued) Rationalism and Revolution, FOUR QUARTERS, Vol. IV No.1 part one, p. 10-16; FOUR QUARTERS Vol. IV No.2 (January 1955), part two, p.8-16; FOUR QUARTERS Vol. IV No. 3 (April 1955) part three, p. 18-22; FOUR QUARTERS Vol. IV No.4 (xxx1955) p. 9-13
3/52 Europe in the 11th Century. I. The Mediterranean World, nd
5/49 European Democracy and the New Economic Forces, draft, 1933
17/78 European Democracy and the New Economic Forces, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, XXII (1930) p. 32-42
2/9 European History, 1453-1600, ca1920-1929
4/37 European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages, draft, 1950
17/79 European Literature and the Latin Middle Ages, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 224, No.447 (1st quarter, 1950)
3/80 The European Revolution, Part III; The Age of Enlightenment & the Secularization of European Culture, 1930
6/110 The European Revolution, portion of draft, 1954
4/31 The European Revolution, CATHOLIC WORLD, CLXXIX (May 1954), p.86-95
4/158 The European Revolution, CATHOLIC WORLD, CLXXIX (May 1954), p.86-95
17/80 The European Revolution, CATHOLIC WORLD, CLXXIX (May 1954)
5/55 The European Tradition (The Elements of Progress and De(?) in the Civilization of the Modern World), draft of article, 1927
17/81 European Unity and the League of Nations I. The Breakdown of the League II. The Nation-State and the European Unity III. European Unity and International THE TABLET, Vol. 174 No. 5196 (December 9, 1939), p.665-66; Vol. 174 (December 23, 1939) p.717-18; Vol.174 (December 30, 1939) p.741-4
5/75 The Evolution of the Modern City, draft of article, 1923
17/83 The Evolution of the Modern City, THE TOWN PLANNING REVIEW, Vol. X, 1923
4/118 The Evolution of the Modern City TOWN PLANNING REVIEW X (1923) p.101-08
17/82 Expansion de Europa, La Colonizacion Occidental del Imperio Britanico ESTUDIOS AMERICANOS, Vol. IV, No.12 (January 1952) p. 27-51
17/84 The Expansion of Christianity, COMMONWEAL, LXIX, No.15, 1959
3/33 The Fall of the Mountain, draft of article, 1956
17/85 The Fall of the Mountain, FOUR QUARTERS, VI (November 1956) p. 1-10
7/62 Fascism and the Corporate State, draft of article, 1935
4/36 The 5th Age of the Church: The Age of Divided Christendom - 1453-1800. A. Renaissance, Reformation and Counter Reformation 1453-1559; The 6th Age of the Church: Christianity and Modern Secularist Culture, 1960
17/86 Fifty Years of Liberal-Ultramontane Conflict, TRIUMPH, Vol.11, No.8 (August 1967) p. 21-26
4/119 The Foundations of Ancient Civilizations: The Aryan Peoples and the Background of the earlier cultures, 1920
3/94 Foundations of European Order, draft of article, 1944
17/87 Foundations of European Order, CATHOLIC MIND, XLII (1944)
8/30 The Foundations of Unity, draft of article, 1942
7/28 The Foundations of Unity, DUBLIN REVIEW,CCXI (1942)
17/88 The Foundations of Unity, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, No. 423 (October 1942)
7/124 Freedom and Vocation, draft of article, 1942
17/89 Freedom and Vocation, THE DUBLIN REVIEW, CCX, No. 420 (January 1942) p.1-11
17/90 The Frontiers of Necessity: The Social Factor in Religious Belief, THE TABLET, Vol. 171, No. 5116 (May 28, 1938) p. 697
5/72 The Fundamental Problem of Order; The Idea of a Catholic Order, 1929
16/35 Reviews of: THE FUTURE LIFE: A SYMPOSIUM (Dawson contributed to Part 2: Personal Points of View), 1933
17/91 The Future Life: a Roman Catholic View, THE SPECTATOR, CLI (December 15, 1933) p. 889-90
17/92 Future of Christian Culture, COMMONWEAL, LIX (March 19, 1954) p. 595-98
6/36 The Future of National Government, draft of article, 1934
7/60 The Future of National Government, draft of article, 1935
2/7 Gaston de Rentz and the Catholic Revival in France, nd
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2/16 Greece and the Hellenistic World, ca1920-1929
18/1 H. G. Wells and the Outline of History, HISTORY TODAY, Vol. 1 (1951) p. 28-32
19/37 He Gave . . . His Whole Self, THE SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, XXIV (1932)
18/2 Herr Spengler and the Life of Civilizations, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, XIV (1922) p.194-201
18/3 The Historalism, REVIEW OF POLITICS, Vol. 16, No. 3 (July 1954) p. 267-82
5/61 The Historical Background of Rerum Novarum, 1940
8/29 The History of Europe, 1952
2/61 The History of Modern Education, ca1950-1959
4/108 The History of St. Alban's Abbey from 1300 to the Dissolution of the Monasteries, 1911
2/56 The History of the Catholic College, ca1950-1959
18/5 Hitler's Mein Kampf, THE TABLET, Vol. 173, No. 5159 (March 25, 1939)
18/6 Hope and Christian Culture, reprint of article, LUMEN VITAE, IX, No. 3 (1954)
4/168 Hope and Christian Culture, draft of article, 1954
7/36 Hour of Darkness, draft of article, 1939
18/7 The Hour of Darkness, THE TABLET, Vol. 174 (December 2, 1939) p. 625-26
7/20 The Humanitarians, draft of article, 1949
18/8 The Humanitarians, published in IDEAS AND BELIEFS OF THE VICTORIANS (London: Sylvan Press Ltd., 1949)
6/21 The Humanitarians and the Victorian Social Conscience, 1949
18/9 Hungarian Middle Ages, THE HUNGARIAN QUARTERLY, Vol. 5, No. 4 (1939)
4/21 The Hymn of Casia the Poetess and the Byzantine Liturgical Tradition CHIMES, nd.
5/66 The Idea of Christendom, nd.
7/22 The Idea of Christendom, 1942
4/90 Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorian Age (draft for introduction to the Third Programme, a series of talks broadcast on the BBC, IDEAS AND BELIEFS OF THE VICTORIANS; AN HISTORIC REVALUATION OF THE VICTORIAN AGE), nd
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5/122 Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians, reprint from RADIO TIMES (January 30, 1948)
18/12 Industrialism and Social Order, THE TABLET, Vol. 169 (May 1, 1937)
18/13 Institutional Forms of Christian Culture, RELIGION IN LIFE, XXIV (Summer 1955) p.373-80
6/134 The Institutional Forms of Christian Culture, RELIGION IN LIFE (1955)
5/65 The International Message of the Church, nd.
18/14 Interracial Cooperation as a Factor of Christian Culture, CONVEGNO DI SCIENZE MORALI E STORICHE, I (November 14-20, 1932-XI)
18/10 Introducing the Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians, introduction to IDEAS AND BELIEFS OF THE VICTORIANS (London: Sylvan Press Ltd., 1949)
1/77 Introduction to: Gibbon, Edward, THE DECLINE AND FALL Of THE ROMAN EMPIRE, nd.
6/101 Introduction to: Gibbon, Edward, DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE (London: Dent, Dutton, 1954 – EVERYMAN SERIES), 1954
6/155 Introduction to Gibbon, Edward, DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE (Everyman Library Series: Dent, Dutton, 1954)
1/81 Introduction to: Halecki, Oscar, THE MILLENIUM OF EUROPE, nd.
1/78 Introduction to: Naygam, INDIAN EDUCATIONAL THOUGHT,nd.
18/41 Introduction to: Schmitt, Carl, THE NECESSITY OF POLITICS; AN ESSAY ON THE REPRESENTATIVE IDEA IN THE CHURCH AND MODERN EUROPE (London: Sheed and Ward, 1931)
3/83 Introduction to: Schmitt, Carl, THE NECESSITY OF POLITICS; AN ESSAY ON THE REPRESENTATIVE IDEA IN THE CHURCH AND MODERN EUROPE (London: Sheed and Ward, 1931)
2/84 Introduction to Maisie Sheed, ca1955-1960
18/15 Is It a Big Bad Old World? with Joseph H. Fichter and Gene A. Ford, AMERICA: Special Education Issue (January 21, 1961)
4/148 Is Religion Necessary to the State?, 1940
16/74 Contending Faiths, review of: WORLD CRISIS AND THE CATHOLIC: STUDIES PUBLISHED ON THE OCCASION OF THE SECOND WORLD CONGRESS FOR THE LAY APOSTOLATE, ROME (New York: Sheed and Ward, 1958) Dawson contributed, "Is the Church too Western to Satisfy the Aspirations of the Modern World?", 1958
18/18 Italy and the Peace of Europe, MONTH, Vol. CLXXXII (1946) p. 267-72
4/125 Italy and the Peace of Europe, draft portions of article, 1946
6/26 Italy and the Peace of Europe, MONTH, CLXXXII, 1946
4/153 Italy and the Peace of Europe, draft portions of article, 1946
4/163 The Kingdom of God and History: the Catholic View, chapter in THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HISTORY (Chicago, New York: Willett, Clark & Co., 1938) p. 197-217
18/20 The Kingdom of God and History, chapter in THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HISTORY (Chicago, New York: Willett, Clark & Co., 1938)
5/78 Kingship in England Today, 1940
5/8 The Land of England, 1915
18/21 Last Words on Mr. De Blacam, G.K.'s WEEKLY, XX (November 15, 1934)
6/33 Latin Literature of the Middle Ages, nd
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6/68 Latin Literature of the Middle Ages, draft of article, 1950
7/35 The Left Right Fallacy, draft of article, nd.
18/22 The Left Right Fallacy, CATHOLIC HERALD (November 9, 1935)
18/23 Letter to G.K. Chesterton (June 1, 1932), THE CHESTERTON REVIEW, IX No.2 (May 1983)
6/166 Liberalism and Democracy, Socialism, German history and culture, nd.
18/24 The Life of Civilisations (Civilizations), a paper read to the Sociological Society, December 20, 1922
18/25 Preface to Halecki, Oscar, THE LIMITS AND DIVISIONS OF EUROPEAN HISTORY (London, New York: Sheed & Ward, 1950)
3/59 The Literature of Early Monasticism, nd.
18/26 Liturgy and Sociology, 1935
18/27 The Living Tradition of Christianity (Catholics and the World Crisis - I), CATHOLIC HERALD (October 10, 1947)
7/50 Man and Civilization (God and the World through Christian Eyes, Course III), draft of article, 1933
8/1 Man and Civilization, draft of article, 1933
18/28 Man and Civilization, CATHOLIC MIND, Vol. 31 (1933)
16/37 Reviews of: GOD AND THE WORLD THROUGH CHRISTIAN EYES, a series of lectures on the B.B.C., Hodgson, Leonard, editor (London: Student Christian Movement Press,) Man and Civilization, lecture by Christopher Dawson for the B.B.C. radio series, 1933
3/57 Medieval Christendom and the Revival of Western Culture, 1935
18/29 MEDIAEVAL CHRISTIANITY (Studies in Comparative Religion No. 25), 1935
5/41 The Medieval Renaissance, The Reform and the Church, nd.
18/34 Mr. Christopher Dawson and the Vernacular; Mr. Young in Reply; It all hangs together, AMEN (1 February 1954)
6/86 Mr. Dawson replies to Father Musurillo, THOUGHT, XXXI, 1956
18/36 Mr. Dawson replies to Father Musurillo THOUGHT, Vol. 31, No. 120 (Spring 1956) p. 159-60; reply to article by Father Herbert Musurillo, THOUGHT (Summer 1955)
7/34 Mr. T. S. Eliot on the Meaning of Culture, draft of article, 1949
18/37 Mr. T. S. Eliot on the Meaning of Culture, MONTH, New Series, Vol.1, No. 3 (March 1949) p. 151-57
5/22 Modern, a bibliography of Rome and the Catholic Tradition, ca1920-1929
3/37 The Moral of Austria, 1938
18/32 The Moral of Austria, THE TABLET, CLXXI, No. 5106 (March 19, 1938) p. 358
5/17 The Mystery of China, draft of article, nd.
18/38 The Mystery of China, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, XIX (1927) p. 297-303
2/99 Nationalism, 1940
7/59 Nationalism and the Problem of World Order, ca1940-1949
3/61 On Nationalism in Europe, 19th century and revolution, England, Europe, Asia and the industrial revolution, nd.
5/117 Natural Theology and the Social Order, ca 1940-1949
2/1 The Nature and Destiny of Man, manuscript draft, 1920
2/2 The Nature and Destiny of Man, manuscript draft, 1920
2/3 The Nature and Destiny of Man, manuscript draft, 1920
4/122 The Nature and Destiny of Man, draft, 1920
18/40 The Nature and Destiny of Man, Chapter IV, GOD AND THE SUPERNATURAL: A CATHOLIC STATEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH, Cuthbert, Father O.F.S.C., ed. (London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1920) p. 84-118
5/106 The Nature of Democracy: Analysis & Redefinition, ca 1940-1949
4/55 The Nature of Western Civilization (on the Columbia [University] survey of Western Civilization), 1950
18/42 New Christian Society, COMMONWEAL, LVI (August 8, 1952) p. 431-33
18/43 The New Community I. Fascism, Democracy and the English Tradition. II. The Restoration of Spiritual Order. THE TABLET, CLXXIII, No. 5148 (January 7, 1939) p. 5-7; No. 5149 (January 14, 1939) p. 37-39
18/44 The New Decline and Fall, COMMONWEAL, Vol. 15, No. 12 (January 20, 1932) p. 320-22; ENGLISH REVIEW. LIII, (September 1931) p. 413-21
7/38 Newman's Place in History; Newman and the Modern World, 1945
3/53 The Nordic World in Western Christendom and the Nordic Culture in the 11th Century, nd.
4/151 North Atlantic Community: Religious and Spiritual Values, 1946
5/19 Norwegian Settlements, 1928
18/46 Not Pacifists but Peacemakers, CATHOLIC WORLD, CXLV (April 1937) p. 102-104; published as, "Mr. Christopher Dawson writes," in COLOSSEUM, Vol.3 No. 13 (March 1937) p. 26-35
6/107 Notes for collaborators and advisors for a book provisionally called, Religion in the World Today (Dawson, Christopher, ed.), ca1950-1959
6/19 Notes for Contributors (to series of essays expressing and explaining Catholic attitudes to a general audience), ca 1940-1949
6/85 Notes on the History of Roman Catholicism in the UNESCO World History, ca1950-1959
18/47 The Omnicompetent State, CATHOLIC WORLD, CXLIII (June 1946) p. 349-50; response to article by Ronald Knox on civilization; TABLET, Vol. 188 (August 24, 1946) p.98
6/18 On Austrian and British psychological, social and political cultures, ca1940-1949
5/44 On Byzantine Christianity, nd.
4/92 On Catholic contributions to the discussion of war arms, nd.
5/89 On Catholics and English culture, nd.
6/143 On Culture Study and the Lives of the Saints, nd.
5/102 On democracy and the secularization of modern culture, ca1940-1949
5/130 On Europe after World War II, the aftermath of the Nazi movement and the despair of Christians, 1947
4/160 On Europe and Russia, 1947
6/20 On European culture and patriotism, 1944
5/128 On freedom and western culture, nationalism, nd.
2/34 On Islam, ca1920-1929
6/150 On Jewish History, draft of article, 1967
18/19 On Jewish History, ORBIS, Vol. X, No.4 (Winter 1967) p. 1247-56
5/100 On medieval history, Italian and Mediterranean culture in the middle ages, ca1940-1949
5/79 On nationalism, nd.
18/39 On Nationalism, THE TABLET, CLXXV, No. 5214 (April 13, 1940)
5/87 On natural law, ca1940
5/36 On peasant culture, nd.
5/94 On progress, civilization, Islam, medieval Christianity, ca1940-1949
5/86 On public opinion and control, 1940
7/128 On the Catholic priesthood, ca1950-1959
17/57 On the Development of Sociology in Relation to the Theory of Progress, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, Vol. XIII, No. 2 (1921)
8/34 On the expansion of politics from the narrow limits of utilitarian Liberalism, the nature of politics and politicians, the social responsibility of men of letters, ca1930-1939
18/56 On the Place of Religious Study in Education,CHRISTIAN SCHOLAR, XLV, No.1 (Spring 1962) p. 37-43
5/129 On the state of Europe after World War II, 1947
5/144 An Organic International Order III, nd.
18/48 The Origins of the European Scientific Tradition: St. Thomas and Roger Bacon, CLERGY REVIEW, Vol. 2, No.3 (September 1931) p. 193-205
18/49 The Origins of the Romantic Tradition, CRITERION, Vol. XI (1932) p.222-48
3/71 The Origins of the Romantic Tradition, draft of article, 1932
3/9 The Origins of the Romantic Tradition, Part II, draft of article, nd
4/126 Outline -- The Victorian Compromise; British Society and Culture; Central and Eastern Europe, ca1940-1949
6/132 Outlook for Christian Culture Today, draft of article, 1960
18/48 The Outlook for Christian Culture Today, CROSS CURRENTS, Vol. V, No.2 (Spring 1955) p. 127-36
18/51 An Outstanding Catholic Thinker. Our Contributor, Mr. E. I. Watkin, CROSS CURRENTS, Vol. V, No.2 (Spring 1955) p. 127-36
6/147 Oxford and the Tradition of English Culture, ca1950-1959
18/52 The Papacy and the New Order, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol.210, No. 421 (April 1942) p. 109-115
5/91 Parties, Politics and Peace, draft of article, 1945
18/54 Parties, Politics and Peace, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, Vol. XII (1920) p. 6-17
4/115 The Passing of Industrialism, draft of article, 1920
18/53 The Passing of Industrialism, CATHOLIC MIND, Vol. 43 (1945) p.370-72
6/160 The Pattern of Settlement and the Primary Community, nd.
6/34 Pax Romana and the Catholic Intellectual in English speaking countries, ca1930-1939
7/40 Peace Aims, draft of article, ca1940
7/30 Peace Aims and Power Politics (The Conditions of Peace); The Means of Peace-making draft of article, 1944
18/55 Peace Aims and Power Politics, DUBLIN REVIEW, CCXIV No. 429 (April,1 944) p. 97-108;
5/115 Peace and War, ca 1940-1949
2/96 Pius XII: Teacher of the Nations, 1956
6/84 The Place of the Study of Christian Culture in Modern Education, draft of article, 1953
6/103 The Place of Values in Culture, ca1960-1970
5/20 Plan for History of Culture/ the Cycles of Civilization, 1921
18/57 Ploughing a Lone Furrow chapter in Murphy, J. Stanley ed., CHRISTIANITY AND CULTURE (Baltimore: Helicon Press, 1961)
18/58 The Politics of Hegel, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. CCXII, No. 427 (October 1943)
4/95 Prayer to St. Michael, nd.
18/60 Prevision in Religion, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, Vol. XXVI (January 1934)
18/61 The Principle of Vocation (Foreign Periodicals), CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 154 (1942) p. 743-4
2/117 The Primary Social Unit, ca1955-1959
18/63 The Problem of Metahistory, HISTORY TODAY (1951), p.9-12
6/11 The Problem of Modern Education and the Secularization of Modern Culture, nd.
3/88 The Problem of Nationalism, ca1930-1939
5/119 The Problem of Propaganda in a Democratic Society, ca1940-1949
18/64 Problems of the Christian Conscience, SPECTATOR, Vol. CXLVII (October 17, 1931)
18/65 Problems of Christian Culture, COMMONWEAL, Vol. LXII, (April 15, 1955)
6/82 Problems of Christian Culture, COMMONWEAL, Vol. LXII, 1955
5/76 The Problem of Sufism, draft of article, 1930
4/91 Problems of Social Reconstruction, nd
7/21 The Problem of the Future, draft of article, 1944
8/32 Progress and Decay in Ancient and Modern Civilization, draft of portion of article, 1924
18/66 Progress and Decay in Ancient and Modern Civilization: being a paper read to the Sociological Society, 10 July 1924, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, Vol. XVI, No. 1 (January, 1924)
5/118 Propaganda, draft of article, 1940
18/67 Propaganda, TABLET, Vol. 176 No. 5239 (October 5, 1940) p. 265-66
3/69 The Provencal Culture and the Rise of the Vernacular Literatures, 1953
5/18 The Punic Wars, 1920
6/83 Readings in English about South America, with an emphasis on the post-colonial period, showing the impact of the church, ca1950-1959
3/79 The Reformation & the Baroque Culture, 1520-1715. Part III. VII; The Later Renaissance: The New Science & and the Baroque Culture, 1930
7/45 The Real Issue: Marxism and Catholic Sociology/Catholicism and Marxian Socialism, draft of article, 1934
18/68 The Real Issue, COLOSSEUM, Vol.1, No.3 (September 1934) p. 17-31
18/70 The Recovery of Spiritual Unity (Nova et Vetera), CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. CXLIII (June 1936) p. 349-50
18/71 Reflections on the Death of Mr. Gladstone: The Compromise, CATHOLIC HERALD (Jan 5 1935)
18/72 The Relation between Religion and Culture, COMMONWEAL, Vol. 49 (February 25, 1949) p. 488-9
18/73 The Relevance of European History, HISTORY TODAY, Vol. 61 (1956)
5/107 Religion (galley proof of entry in CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA), nd.
7/51 Religion and Life, draft of article, 1933
7/57 Religion and Life, draft of article, 1933
18/74 Religion and Life, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 192, No. 384 (January, 1933) p. 1-16
18/75 Religion and Mass Civilization - The Problem of the Future, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. CCXIV No. 428 (January 1944)
18/76 Religion and Politics, CATHOLIC DIGEST, Vol. VI, No. 4 (February 1942) p. 49-56
8/31 Religion and Primitive Culture, draft portion of draft of article, 1925
18/77 Religion and Primitive Culture, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, Vol. XVII (1925)
18/78 Religion and Romanticism, CHRISTENDOM, Vol.1, No.4 (Summer 1936)
6/12 Religion and Mass Civilization: the Problem of the Future, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. CCXIV (January 1944) p.1-8; marked and edited for publication
6/69 Religion and Mass Civilization - The Problem of the Future, draft of article, 1944
5/23 Religion and the Life of Civilization, portion of draft of article, and galley proofs, 1925
18/79 Religion and the Life of Civilisations (Civilizations), QUARTERLY REVIEW, Vol. CCXLIV (1925) p. 98-115
3/43 Religion in an Age of Revolution, THE TABLET, Vol. CLXVII, 1936
19/1 Religion in the Age of Revolution I. The Church and the Revolution, II. Joseph de Maistre and the Counterrevolution, III. William Blake and the Religion of Romanticism, IV. The Triumph of Liberalism, V. The Turn of the Tide, VI. Conclusion, THE TABLET, Vol. 168, 1936
2/63 Religion in Western Civilization, ca1950-1959
7/25 Religious Freedom , draft of article, 1941
5/71 Religious Liberty and the New Political Forces, draft of article, 1947
4/140 Religious Liberty and the New Political Forces, MONTH, Vol. CLXXXIII (1947)
6/25 Religious Liberty and the New Political Forces, MONTH, Vol. CLXXXIII, 1947
18/81 Religious Liberty and the New Political Forces, MONTH, Vol. 183, 1947, p. 40-47
5/96 The Religious Origins of European Disunity. The Prospects of Western Culture, draft of article, 1940
18/82 The Religious Origins of European Disunity, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 207, No. 415 (October 1940)
6/64 The Religious Origins of European Disunity, corrected proof copy, 1940
18/83 Religious Problem, THE LISTENER (November 25, 1931)
3/64 The Religious Revival of the 11th Century and the Formation of Medieval Culture, nd.
3/70 Religious Revival: Crisis of Religion in the 11th Century, nd.
8/12 The Religious Revival, nd.
6/42 The Religious Revival, THE TABLET, Vol. CLXVII, 1936
3/36 The Re-making of Europe, THE TABLET, Vol. CLXVII, 1936
18/84 The Re-Making of Europe, THE TABLET, Vol. 167 (April 4, 1936)
18/85 The Renewal of Civilization Peace Aims Pamphlet No. 20 (London: National Peace Council, 1943)
18/86 The "Renewal" that Failed, TRIUMPH, Vol. IV, No. 12 (December 1969)
4/113 The Reorientation of Europe, 1919-1920
5/58 The Restoration of Natural Law, draft of article, 1943
5/145 Natural Law, draft of article, 1946
2/22 The Revolt of the East and the Catholic Tradition, 1928
18/87 The Revolt of the East and the Catholic Tradition. Review of: Massis, H. DEFENSE OF THE WEST; Guenon, R. ORIENT ET OCCIDENT; Guenon, R. La Crise du MONDE MODERNE; Guenon, R. INTRODUCTION GENERALE A L'ETUDES DES DOCTRINES HINDOUES, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol. 183 No. 366 ( July 1928)
18/88 The Rights of Man, SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY, Vol. LIV, No. 2 (April 1955)
5/82 The Rise of the Mass Society (I.), nd.
5/42 The Rise of the Medieval Peasant Culture, 1920
5/103 The Rise of the Modern State, nd.
18/89 Rome: A Historical Survey. I. Prehistoric Period II. The Latin City, 500-250 B.C by Dawson and Alexander Farquharson, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, Vol. XV (1923)
18/90 Rome, Ireland and the European Tradition, G.K.'s WEEKLY (October 11, 1934)
5/12 Roman History, an outline, from 8th Century B.C. to 18th Century A.D., with bibliography, 1920
4/53 Russia and Europe, nd.
6/67 The Russian War, CZECHOSLOVAK CATHOLIC BULLETIN, Vol. 1, No.2, August 1941
3/73 Saint Augustine and his Age: I. The Dying World. II. The City of God, 1930
19/16 St. Augustine and his Age. I. The Dying World II. The City of God, chapter in Burns, T.F. comp., A MONUMENT TO ST. AUGUSTINE, ESSAYS ON SOME ASPECTS OF HIS THOUGHT WRITTEN IN COMMEMORATION OF HIS 15TH CENTENARY (New York: L. MacVeagh, 1930)
16/58 Reviews of : A MONUMENT TO SAINT AUGUSTINE, ESSAYS ON SOME ASPECTS OF HIS THOUGHT WRITTEN IN COMMEMORATION OF HIS 15TH CENTENARY (London: L. MacVeagh, 1930, Dawson, C., St. Augustine and his Age) 1934
6/99 St. Boniface and his Age, notes and draft of article, 1952
2/103 St. Boniface and his Age, draft of article, 1954
19/17 St. Boniface and his Age, THE MONTH, Vol. 11, No. XI (1954) p. 325-332
19/18 St. Boniface and the Founding of Europe, chapter in SAINT BONIFACE OF ENGLAND, APOSTLE OF GERMANY, a supplement to OUTLOOK (June 1954) (London: The Missionary Union of the Clergy, 1954 )
4/65 Scheme of British Culture Periods, and of their Relation to European Culture Development, 1924
19/4 Scheme of British Culture Periods, and of their Relation to European Cultural Developments, SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, Vol. XVI, No.2 (April 1924)
19/5 Schism in Education, COMMONWEAL, Vol. LXXIV, No.2 (April 7, 1961) p. 35-37
19/6 Scholasticism and the Origins of the European Scientific Tradition, CLERGY REVIEW, Vol. 2, No. 2 (August 1931) p. 108-21
3/66 Scholasticism and the Origins of the European Scientific Tradition, CLERGY REVIEW, Vol. 11 (1931) p. 108-21
19/7 The Scientific Ideal, THE LISTENER (18 November 1931)
19/8 The Significance of Bolshevism, AMERICAN REVIEW, Vol. 1 (April 1933)
4/155 The Significance of Fascism, 1933
8/2 The Significance of Fascism, 1935
5/64 Significance of the San Francisco Conference, 1945
5/63 SOS (Sword of the Spirit) draft of article,1946
3/1 Spain and Europe (Espana y Europa), 1959
4/159 Preface; Spain and Europe, 1940
19/9 The Social Factor in the Problem of Christian Unity, COLOSSEUM, Vol. IV, No. 17 (April 1938) p. 7-15
4/150 Society for the Study of European Culture, 1944
4/156 Society for the Study of European Culture, 1944
4/23 Sociology as a Science, CROSS CURRENTS, Vol. IV, No 2, 1954, p.124-137
19/10 Sociology as a Science, chapter in Thomson, Sir Arthur. SCIENCE FOR A NEW WORLD; THE SCIENTIFIC OUTLOOK ON WORLD PROBLEMS EXPLAINED BY LEADING EXPONENTS OF MODERN SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT (New York: Harper Brothers, 1934)
16/71 Reviews of: SCIENCE TO-DAY: THE SCIENTIFIC OUTLOOK ON WORLD PROBLEMS EXPLAINED BY LEADING EXPONENTS OF MODERN SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT (London: Eyre & Spottiswood, 1934) pub., U.S.,SCIENCE FOR A NEW WORLD: THE SCIENTIFIC…Dawson, C., “Sociology as a Science” 1934
19/11 Forward to SOUL OF MODERN INDIA, Foreword (Bombay: Heras Institute of Indian History and Culture, 1960)
1/54 Forward for THE SOUL OF INDIA, 1960
19/12 Der Soziale Faktor in Der Frage der Einheit im Glauben DIE SCHILDGENOSSEN NO. 6/7 (Nov. 1938)
19/13 Spain and Europe, CATHOLIC TIMES, 12 Mar 1937
19/14 Spiritual Foundations of Order, CATHOLIC MIND, Vol. 39 (1941) p. 16-18
19/15 Spiritual Reconstruction: The Roman Catholic View, chapter/section of Colson, Percy, ed. THE FUTURE OF FAITH: A DIVERSITY OF VIEWS (London: Hurst and Blackett, 1942)
6/91 The Study of Christian Culture, ca1950-1959
6/141 The Study of Christian Culture, nd.
6/74 The Study of Christian Culture: 3rd period, Baroque, 1954
6/144 The Study of Christian Culture. Third Period, ca1950-1959
19/19 The Study of Christian Culture, COMMONWEAL, Vol. 71 No. 5 (October 30, 1959) p. 153-54
19/20 The Study of Christian Culture, THOUGHT, Vol. 35 No.139 (Winter 1960)
2/110 The Study of Christian Culture as a Means of Education, 1950
19/21 The Study of Christian Culture as a Means of Education, reprint from LUMEN VITAE, Vol. 1, No. 1 (1950) p.171-86
19/22 The Study of Christian Culture in the American College, CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 182, No. 1095 (June 1956) p. 197-201
6/6 The Study of European Culture, ca1940-1945
2/111 The Study of Western Culture, AMERICA, April 9, 1954
7/8 The Survival of Democracy, 1940
7/39 The Survival of Democracy, 1940
6/59 The Sword of the Spirit, reprint of article, DUBLIN REVIEW (January, 1941) 11p.
6/60 The Sword of the Spirit, article reprinted from the DUBLIN REVIEW, nd
19/23 Sword of the Spirit, DUBLIN REVIEW, Vol.208 No. 416 (January, 1941)
19/24 Symposium on War and Peace: Mr. Christopher Dawson Writes, COLOSSEUM, Vol. 3, No.13 (March 1937) p. 26-35
19/28 Task for Christian Education, CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 165 (1947)
19/25 The Teacher of the Nations, article from Pio XII pont.mas. Post idie kalendas Ma tias MSCCCLXX I - MDCCCCLI, 1956
4/49 Texts for the Study of Christian Culture, nd
2/76 Theological Foundation; Church and the World, 1955-1960
5/101 Third Period 6th to 10th centuries AD: notes on the age of conversion of northern Europe and the development of Christian culture, nd.
3/54 The 13th Century. The Achievement of Unity. The Age of St. Thomas and St. Louis, nd.
19/26 The Threat to the West, COMMONWEAL, Vol. 31 (February 2,1940) p. 317-18
19/29 Today's Challenge to U.S. Colleges, AMERICA, Vol. 91, No.23 (September 1954) p. 537-41
19/27 Toward Christian Unity, THE SIGN, Vol. 18,No. 7 (February 1939) p. 407-409
2/105 Toynbee's Odyssey of the West, 1954
19/31 Toynbee's Odyssey of the West, COMMONWEAL, Vol. LXI (October 22, 1954)
2/106 Toynbee's Study of History: The Place of Civilization in History, 1955
19/30 Toynbee's Study of History: The Place of Civilization in History, INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, Vol. XXXI No.2 (April 1955) p. 149-58
19/32 Tradicion de la Cultura Occidental: Sus Siete Fases, ARBOR, No. 72 (December 1951) translated from the English by Esteban Pujals. p.1-21
19/33 Tradicion Norteamericana, ESTUDIOS AMERICAN0S, Vol. IV (1952) p. 349-73
6/105 The Tradition and Destiny of American Literature draft of article, CRITIC, Vol. XVI, (November1957)
19/34 The Tradition and Destiny of American Literature, CRITIC, Vol. XVI, No. 3 (November 1957) p.7-8,70-71
19/35 TRADITION AND INHERITANCE (REFLECTIONS ON THE FORMATIVE YEARS) St. Paul, MN.: Wanderer Press, 1970
4/141 Tradition and Inheritance: Part II, THE WIND AND THE RAIN, Vol. V, No.4 and Vol. VI, No.1 (1949)
6/90 The Tradition and Destiny of American Literature, CRITIC, Vol. XVI (November, 1957)
1/85 The (Two) Traditions of History, The Church as the Universal Spiritual Society, The Philosophy of Faith, The Disestablishment of Catholicism in the 18th and 19th Centuries: Revolution and the Catholic Church, The (Three) Sources of Liberalism, Spiritual Culture: The Culture of the Interior Life; notes on Miller, Perry, JONATHAN EDWARDS (New York: Sloane Associates, 1949), nd.
4/139 The Tradition of Christian Kingship/ The Idea of Christian Kingship/ Christian Kingship in the Modern, 1940
6/9 The Tradition of Christian Kingship, nd
19/36 The Tragedy of Christian Politics, THE SIGN, Vol. 18, No. 1 (August 1938)
3/45 The Troubadors, 1930
5/9 The True Root of our Social Troubles, 1920
1/84 U.S. Catholicism: Fruit of Faith, Courage, Hard Work, 1957
5/80 Universities and Catholic Culture, 1940
7/23 The United States and the British Commonwealth, nd.
19/39 The United States and the British Commonwealth U.S.A., TRADITION CHANGE, Harari, M. ed., (Changing World Publications), nd.
5/88 The United States and the British Empire, 1940-1949
4/154 Unity of Europe, nd.
19/40 Universities Ancient and Modern, CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL REVIEW, Vol. LVI, No. 1 (January 1958)
5/80 Universities and Catholic Culture, 1940
6/78 The University and its Place in Modern Society; The Place of the University in the New Society, ca1950-1959
4/109 Untitled discussion of mysticism, 1908-1911
6/80 Value of the Study of Christian Culture, ca1950-1959
5/5 The Victorian Background: the Vanishing Protection of the last Hundred Years, draft of article, 1950
19/41 The Victorian Background: The Vanishing Protection of the last Hundred Years, THE TABLET, Vol. 196 (September 23, 1950) p. 245-46
6/96 The Victorian Compromise; British Society and Culture; The English Catholic Revival in the 19th Century; Central and Eastern Europe; Later Chapters of the European Revolution, ca1950-1959
19/43 The Vital Question, CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol.148 (1949) p. 746-47
6/39 War and Peace, ca1930-1939
7/61 War and Peace, draft of article, nd
7/118 The War and the Peace. ca1930-1939
5/67 The War and the Peace, 1937
5/127 Weltanschauung (?) and Propaganda, ca1940-1949
5/98 Western Civilization, 1946
19/46 Western Culture and the Mystical Body: A Postscript, CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 187, No. 118 (May 1958)
19/47 What about Heretics: an anatomy of the causes of the schism, COMMONWEAL, Vol. XXXVI, No 22 (September 18, 1922) p. 513-17
18/48 What is a Christian Civilization? essay reprinted in Alssid, Michael W., THE WORLD OF IDEAS: ESSAYS FOR STUDY (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc., 1964) p. 180-191
5/126 What is Europe?. The European Tradition, ca1940-1949
7/29 What is Russia?, 1952
19/49 What is Russia?, RUSSIA AND THE WEST, Changing World Series No. 1, p.3-6, nd
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7/122 What is the Sword of the Spirit?, 1940
19/50 What the World Needs, CATHOLIC WORLD, Vol. 137, No. 817 (April 1933)
19/51 Why I am a Catholic, CHESTERTON REVIEW, Vol. IX, No. 2 (May 1983) Dawson Special Issue, p. 110-13
19/52 William Langland (1333? -1399) The Vision of Piers Plowman, Ward, Maisie ed. THE ENGLISH WAY ( Studies in English Sanctity from St. Bede to Newman) (London: Sheed and Ward, 1933) p. 159-94
16/32 Reviews of: Ward, Maisie, ed., THE ENGLISH WAY: STUDIES IN ENGLISH SANCTITY FROM ST.BEDE TO NEWMAN (London: Sheed and Ward, 1933); chapter by Christopher Dawson “ William Langland: The Vision of Piers Plowman”
4/11 Window to the West/ The Tradition and Destiny of American Literature), 1960
19/53 The World Crisis and the English Tradition, THE ENGLISH REVIEW, Vol. LVI (1933) p. 248-60
6/76 World History and Christian Culture - 1: A. Epochs of World History, B. Development of Christian Culture, 1954
