G. K. Chesterton's writing career spanned 35 years and included nearly 100 books and thousands of articles in 125 different periodicals, on topics ranging from travel, economics, and politics to religion and philosophy. His command of the language made him one of the leading literary figures of early 20th-century England. Aidan Mackey is an expert on G. K. Chesteron and the author of Mr. Chesterton Comes to Tea, The Wisdom of GKC, and Hilaire Belloc and His Critics.
"Defend(s) the family and the ordinary man against those who would encroach upon their liberty and integrity." -- Journal Of Economic Literature, June 2003. "Utopia of Usurers is one of Chesterton's finest works . . . [it] stands apart for the white-hot rage in which it was written." -- The Wanderer, May 1, 2003. "In Utopia of the Usurers, we find Chesterton's blood boiling. Perhaps he was trying to get our blood to do the same!" -- Peter Chojnowski, The Angelus, May 1, 2003.
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