CodalSearch this book — or all of Codal…⌘K
nydus/The Everlasting ManPublic

G. K. Chesterton takes us through the history of man, rebuking common secular views and presenting the case for the Catholic Church.

Page 308 of 309
Table of Contents

Appendix II

intention to imply, in the remainder of the chapter, that the anthropological speculations about races are less valuable than they undoubtedly are. My criticism is strictly relative; I may say that the Pyramids are plainer than the tracks of the desert, without denying that wiser men than I may see tracks in what is to me the trackless sand.

308