The Vivisectionist, the Pacifist, and the Humanitarian

That concludes the first section of my critique of CS Lewis's Abolition of Man, currently a work in progress. 

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I: 1948: Desert

2: 1940: Restraint

3: 1947: Reform 

4: 1957: Vengeance

5: Atonement

6: Hell

7: Anarchy

8: Armageddon

9: A Slightly Naughty Epilogue

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