Select Works of Robert Hugh Benson (12 vols.)
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Overview
Explore these fascinating volumes by significant English literary figure and Roman Catholic priest Robert Hugh Benson. Benson was a noted author of fiction, as well as a persuasive writer of sermons, essays, and poems. A novelist at heart, Benson wrote works that appealed to the common man. His dystopian book Lord of the World was one of the first of its kind and perfectly captured the danger of replacing faith with the “modern mentality.” Benson’s conversion from an Anglican priest to a Catholic priest, his deep and abiding affection for his Anglican brothers, and his ability to speak to the common man all offer a unique perspective and valuable guidance on living the Christian life of grace, faith, and charity.
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Key Features
- Presents the work of a significant literary and theological figure from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
- Forms a unique bridge between Catholic and Anglican beliefs
- Includes the groundbreaking dystopian novel Lord of the World and its companion volume, The Dawn of All
Product Details
- Title: Select Works of Robert Hugh Benson
- Author: Robert Hugh Benson
- Volumes: 12
- Pages: 2,721
- Christian Group: Catholic
- Resource Type: Collected Works
- Topic: Christianity
Partially includedAbout Robert Hugh Benson
Robert Hugh Benson (1871–1914) was a Catholic priest and significant English literary figure. His father was the Archbishop of Canterbury, the head of the Church of England. “Hugh” Benson attended Trinity College, Cambridge, and was ordained as a priest in the Church of England in 1895. He converted to Catholicism and was received in the Church in 1903 and reordained a priest in 1904. He was eventually appointed as a Chaplain of His Holiness and given the title of Monsignor. Benson was widely acclaimed in his day as a writer of novels, particularly for his dystopian work Lord of the World. He also wrote a variety of other types of fiction, as well as poems, essays, and sermons.
Reviews
1 rating
Harlan P. Hock Jr
6/10/2018
Author of Lord of the World, if you haven't read it you should...a little scary at how close it comes to today's events.
