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tion or reception of work and ensuing correspondence) are given, minor
allusions in letters, requests for reprints, etc. being omitted.
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Religious, Humanitarian
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and Pacifist Writings and its Introduction on p.175.
Several series of major invitation lectures given by CAC on scientific
and religious matters remained unpublished because of continuing pressure of
work; among these are the Firth Lecture at Nottingham (D.4.3, D.4.4), the
Sir D. Owen Evans asbirés at Aberystwyth
the fortunes of the listed works, it must be stressed that these represent only
a part even of CAC's written work, and virtually ignore his vast and influential
output through the spoken word in radio and television programmes, sermons,
panels, conferences, discussion groups, colloquia and meetings.
text, attention is drawn particularly to Section D.
bibliography.
correspondence on scientific and religious s subjects not recorded in the officia
The box of book reviews (D.9) assembles 200 items of writings and
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routine departmental and university administration;
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personal letters from the general public (though see note on A.15-A. 17);
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