Mr. Belloc still objects to Mr. Wells's "Outline of history"

I examined this production for the benefit of my co-religionists in the columns of certain Catholic papers. I did full justice to Mr. Wells’s talents as a writer, but I exposed...

He says that he uses the term “Roman” Catholic because it is the only one he knows with which to distinguish between the many kinds of Catholics. Whereas (and everybody knows it...

Great Heavens! It is perhaps the most widely known of all Nägeli’s famous seven objections to Natural Selection which were formulated before Mr. Wells left off reading on these...

But that is only an inference from reading his confused order, and if he tells me that what he had _meant_ to say was that there were two kinds of late Paleolithic men, one of w...