The Judgement of the Nations Idriss Jazairy As we near the end

As we near the end of extensive centennial commemorations of World War I

prevailing over naysayers

plus Steiner's essay on its inner meaning

natural species boundaries

the book asks: Are professionals really self-serving individuals pretending to be altruistic

The Judgement of the Nations Idriss Jazairy As we near the endChristopher Dawson wrote The Judgment of the Nations in 1943, in the midst of the horrors of World War II. He took four years in the writing of it, years, he claimed, "more disastrous than any that Europe had known since the fourteenth century." By his own admission it had cost him greater labour and thought than any other book he had written. It is, perhaps, his most characteristic work. Dawson argues in compressed form for what he laid out more