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Dante Alighieri, Apostle of Freedom

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DANTE ALIGHIERI

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

The Second Book of Samuel: Rivingtons, 1898. (‘The Books of the Bible.’)

Christian Evidences: Rivingtons, 1900; 2nd Edn. (4th Impression) 1913. (‘Oxford Church Textbooks.’)

Aspects of the Atonement: Rivingtons, 1904.

Christ and Our Ideals: Rivingtons, 1906.

Dante and his Italy: Methuen, 1907.

¹The Mohammedan Gospel of Barnabas: Clarendon Press, 1907.

The Church of the Apostles: Rivingtons, 1909. (‘The Church Universal.’)

The Book of Books: Edward Arnold, 1910.

Memoir of Charles Edward Wickham: Edward Arnold, 1911.

¹Things Seen in Venice: Seeley, 1913.

¹Venice: A. and C. Black, 1914.

The Gospel according to St. Luke: Methuen, 1922. (Westminster Commentaries.)

¹ In collaboration with Mrs. Lonsdale Ragg.

Illustration from Dante Alighieri, Apostle of Freedom: War-time and Peace-time Essays

INAUGURATION OF DANTE’S STATUE, FLORENCE, 1865.

(See pp. IX., 19 and 165)

DANTE ALIGHIERI APOSTLE OF FREEDOM

War-Time and Peace-Time Essays

By LONSDALE RAGG, B.D. Christ Church, Oxford Prebendary of Lincoln, Member of the Società Dantesca Italiana

Author of “Dante and His Italy.”

LONDON ARTHUR H. STOCKWELL 29 LUDGATE HILL, E.C. 4

PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY WHITFELD & NEWMAN, LTD., DEVONPORT

DEDICATED BY PERMISSION TO THE DOTTORESSA MARIA MONTESSORI A TRUE APOSTLE OF FREEDOM IN THE EDUCATIONAL SPHERE

Tu m’ hai di servo tratto a libertate. —Par. xxxi. 85.

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