Ex Libris Kirkland

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First Written 1945
Genre Drama
Origin UK
Publisher Oxford University Press
My Copy ex-library hardback, blue cloth with silver stamp on spine
First Read November 18, 2010

Collected Plays



from Judgement at Chelmsford
This is how we know the Kingdom of God
That the rich make themselves poorer and not richer.

Quoted on January 6, 2016

from Judgement at Chelmsford:
ACCUSER: Messias came eating and drinking; men said,
behol a gluttonous man and a winebibber. Cedd,
what did he leave for his folk?
ST CEDD: Flesh and blood
meat and drink for the heart's grace.

Quoted on November 18, 2010

We ever reform our books and not ourselves...

Quoted on November 18, 2010

This is the ruinous nonsense of the mind,
that men come mightily to believe their causes,
because of their mere rage of controversy. . .

Quoted on November 18, 2010


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