G. K. Chesterton, A Critical Study

book in which all Chesterton's works are duly and fitly considered; and

the second will not be wholly escaped by him. Concerned as we are, however, with the ideas of one who was far more interested in putting the world to rights than with guiding men and women around literary edifices, there is no need for us to give any very detailed study to Chesterton's critical work. Bacon ...