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Donoso Cortes
Donoso Cortes

By Robert A. Herrera

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Don Juan Donoso Cortes (1809-1853) is one of those rare figures whom academicians find difficult to slot into any conventional category. An eminent Spanish figure - statesman, journalist, politicia...

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Silent Music
Silent Music

By Robert A. Herrera

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"St. John of the Cross has long inspired Christians seeking a deeper knowledge of God. This sixteenth-century Spanish mystic left a record of personal faith as profound as any ever recorded. In Sil...

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Mystics in spite of themselves
Saints Sovereigns and Scholars
Anselm s Proslogion
Anselm s Proslogion

By R. A. Herrera

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Orestes Brownson
Orestes Brownson

By Robert A. Herrera

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"Orestes Brownson is a new study of a major nineteenth-century intellectual whose work spanned a critical period of American and European history. R. A. Herrera delineates the "advancements" (to us...

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Mystics in Spite of Themselves

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