Return to Chesterton normal reflecting the depth of his

reflecting the depth of his interior life and the depth of his intellectual and pastoral charity

“Bury me in the sunshine

Nominated eight times for the Nobel Prize in Literature

all the while contending with the question of whether she must be married in order to find true fulfillment

To the unabridged translation (the first in English) of the title text

Return to Chesterton normal reflecting the depth of hisBy Maisie Ward G. K. Chesterton was, in the words of George Bernard Shaw, a man of colossal genius. Fittingly, then, his biography could not be limited to a single work. In 1943, Maisie Ward published what Frances Chesterton called the definitive biography of her husband. Yet its seven hundred plus pages could not comprise the entirety of its subjects life, work, and influencehis genius. Untold quantities of new material arrived for Wards