Lord of the World Format:Hardcover is “not a popular word”

is “not a popular word” in the context of the consecrated life—thanks to the saccharine

is “more to be commended than Pascal to those who doubt

Ronald Knox

enabled by the grace of Baptism

perfect Rome—the Eternal City of Christendom

Lord of the World Format:Hardcover is “not a popular word”By Robert Hugh Benson Perhaps the dystopian novel par excellence, Robert Hugh Bensons Lord of the World projects a terrifying future of a culture of death, a new world order of exclusive secular humanism in which man truly is the solitary measure of all things. As the dawn of the twenty first century looms, so too does the threat of a new world war. Julian Felsenburgh, a young, mysterious American politician, is crossing the globe on a diplomatic