Remembering Belloc - Schall, James V. 1928- (St. Augustine's Press, 2013)
Includes bibliographical references and index
Preface: Belloc -- "On the character of enduring things" -- On endurance and fortitude -- At the Lake of Tiberias -- On fame -- "A place where I have never yet seen" -- The path to Rome: Belloc's walk a century later -- Permanence -- On the vanity of learned men -- Ars taedica -- On the usefulness of the New Year -- "Islam will not be the loser" -- Certain loss -- On thinking continually of those in beatitude -- On remembering "A remaining Christmas" -- On being close to things primary -- On owns and places -- The fight for good things -- On irony as the "avenger of truth" -- Belloc's Mrs. Markham on the Americans -- "Ultimate knowledge upon the ultimate realities" -- Belloc on the metaphysics of walking -- On the loneliest month -- "In the presence of so wonderful a thing" -- "What we have long called England" -- The charm of Belloc: "On caring too much" -- October Thirtieth, 1902 -- In persuit of nobody -- Belloc's infamous phrase -- Harbor in the North -- The unsuccessful man -- Conclusion