A Twentieth-Century Crusade (original) (raw)
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The title "A Twentieth-Century Crusade" suggests an exploration of significant historical events and movements in the twentieth century, possibly focusing on cultural or ideological conflicts. However, the text provided does not contain coherent content that outlines key themes or conclusions, making a detailed analysis challenging. The references to various books and authors hint at a wider context of literature, religious studies, and historical analysis, yet without a specific focus or argument articulated within the text.
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