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The defence of tradition runs through all of Scott-Moncrieff's writings – his books about
Scottish architecture and Scottish religions, his plays, his novels, his poems, his short history of the Catholic faith in Scotland, his many book reviews, his moving little volume of religious meditations. He
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in 1936, having met her in London where they both worked as journalists. Under her influence he converted from
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edited by George Scott-Moncrieff, with contributions by W. Douglas
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by George Scott-Moncrieff with a new introduction by
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