Catholic Themes in Shakespeare's Historical Works

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Writer and Editor, Joseph Pearce, discusses Catholic themes in Shakespeare's historical works.

The internationally acclaimed author of 15 books, which include bestsellers such as G.K. Chesterton: Wisdom and Innocence (Ignatius, 1997), Literary Converts (Ignatius, 2000), Tolkien: Man and Myth (Ignatius, 2001), Solzhenitsyn: A Soul...

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