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* [[The Common Man/1|First Part]] | * '''[[The Common Man/1|First Part]]''' | ||
:1. ''The Common Man'' | |||
:2. ''A Midsummer Night's Dream'' | |||
:3. On Reading | |||
:4. Monsters and the Middle Ages | |||
:5. What Novelists Are For | |||
:6. The Song of Roland | |||
:7. The Superstition of School | |||
:8. The Romance of a Rascal | |||
:9. Paying for Patriotism | |||
:10. The Pantomime | |||
:11. Reading the Riddle | |||
:12. A Tale of Two Cities | |||
* [[The Common Man/2|Second Part]] | * '''[[The Common Man/2|Second Part]]''' | ||
:1. God and Goods | |||
:2. From Meredith to Rupert Brooke | |||
:3. The Dangers of Necromancy | |||
:4. Giotto and St. Francis | |||
:5. The New Groove | |||
:6. The Real Dr. Johnson | |||
:7. Rabelaisian Regrets | |||
:8. The Hound of Heaven | |||
:9. The Frivolous Man | |||
:10. Two Stubborn Pieces of Iron | |||
* [[The Common Man/3|Third Part]] | * [[The Common Man/3|Third Part]] | ||
:1. Henry James | |||
:2. The Strange Talk of Two Victorians | |||
:3. Laughter | |||
:4. Tales from Tolstoi | |||
:5. The New Case for Catholic Schools | |||
:6. Vulgarity | |||
:7. The Revival of Philosophy - Why? | |||
:8. Vandalism | |||
:9. Elizabeth Barrett Browning | |||
:10. The Erastian on the Establishment | |||
:11. The End of the Moderns | |||
* [[The Common Man/4|Fourth Part]] | * [[The Common Man/4|Fourth Part]] | ||
:1. Walter De La Mare | |||
:2. The Meaning of Metre | |||
:3. Concerning a Strange City | |||
:4. The Epitaph of Pierpont Morgan | |||
:5. The New Bigotry | |||
:6. Books for Boys | |||
:7. The Outline of Liberty | |||
:8. A Note on Nudism | |||
:9. Consulting the Encyclopedia | |||
:10. If I had only one sermon to preach | |||
:11. If Don John of Austria had married Mary Queen of Scots | |||
Revision as of 22:18, 10 May 2008
| The Common Man written by Gilbert Keith Chesterton |
- 1. The Common Man
- 2. A Midsummer Night's Dream
- 3. On Reading
- 4. Monsters and the Middle Ages
- 5. What Novelists Are For
- 6. The Song of Roland
- 7. The Superstition of School
- 8. The Romance of a Rascal
- 9. Paying for Patriotism
- 10. The Pantomime
- 11. Reading the Riddle
- 12. A Tale of Two Cities
- 1. God and Goods
- 2. From Meredith to Rupert Brooke
- 3. The Dangers of Necromancy
- 4. Giotto and St. Francis
- 5. The New Groove
- 6. The Real Dr. Johnson
- 7. Rabelaisian Regrets
- 8. The Hound of Heaven
- 9. The Frivolous Man
- 10. Two Stubborn Pieces of Iron
- 1. Henry James
- 2. The Strange Talk of Two Victorians
- 3. Laughter
- 4. Tales from Tolstoi
- 5. The New Case for Catholic Schools
- 6. Vulgarity
- 7. The Revival of Philosophy - Why?
- 8. Vandalism
- 9. Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- 10. The Erastian on the Establishment
- 11. The End of the Moderns
- 1. Walter De La Mare
- 2. The Meaning of Metre
- 3. Concerning a Strange City
- 4. The Epitaph of Pierpont Morgan
- 5. The New Bigotry
- 6. Books for Boys
- 7. The Outline of Liberty
- 8. A Note on Nudism
- 9. Consulting the Encyclopedia
- 10. If I had only one sermon to preach
- 11. If Don John of Austria had married Mary Queen of Scots