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Book reviewed in this article: Studies in the Philosophy of Wittgenstein. Edited by Peter Winch. The Foundations of Wittgenstein's Late Philosophy. By Ernst Konrad Specht. Translated by D. E. Walford. Freedom and Rights. By A. J. M. Milne. Shaftesbury's Philosophy of Religion and Ethics: a study in enthusiasm. By Stanley Grean.Christian and Hindu Ethics. By S. C. Thakur.(. Byzantine Philanthropy and Social Welfare. By Demetrius J. Constantelos. Les Premiers Défenseurs de la Liberté Religieuse: Textes Choisis. By Joseph Lecler, s.j. and Marius‐François Valkhoff. Théologie de la Liberté Religieuse. By René Coste. Christian Marriage. By Jack Dominian. Marital Breakdown. By Jack Dominian. Priests for Tomorrow. By R. J. Bunnik. Translated from the Dutch by Frances Wilms. Ministers of Christ and His Church. By David N. Power, o.m.i. Intelligent Theology. Vol. Two: Confirmation and Priesthood. By Piet Fransen, s.j. Commentary on the Documents of Vatican II. Vol. IV. Edited by Herbert Vorgrimlér. Translated by Hilda Graef, W. J. O'Hara and Ronald Walls. The Office of Proclamation in the Theology of Karl Barth. By Carl F. Starkloff, s.j. The Priest In a Secularized World. Conferences of the Third International Congress at Lucerne. The Social Reality of Religion. By Peter L. Berger. Society without the Father. By Alexander Mjtscherlich. Marxism in the Twentieth Century. By Roger Garaudy. Translated by René Hague. The Foundations of Belief. By Leslie Dewart. Limits of Unbelief. By John Knox. Pilgrim of Rome: An Introduction to the Life and Work of Ernesto Buonaiuti. Edited by Claud Nelson and Norman Pittenger. Aufbruch und Miβverständnis: Zur Geschichte der reformkatholischen Bewegung. By Oskar Schroeder. Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus. By Joachim Jeremias. Translated by F. H. and C. H. Cave. Lexikon der christlichen Ikonographie. Vol. I, Allgemeine Ikonographie A‐Ezechiel. Edited by Engelbert Kirschbaum, s.j. The Secular Use of Church Buildings. By J. G. Davies. Line and Plummet. By Richard Dickinson. Sources for Change. By Herbert T. Neve.