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ROOT J. D., William J. Williams, Newman, and Modernism.
in: Newman and the Modernists, University Press of America, New York 1985, p. 69 – 95.
SAGOVSKY N., ‘Frustration, Disillusion and Enduring Filial Respect’: George Tyrrell’s Debt to John Henry Newman
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