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The Passionate Intellect

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In the 1920s a broken love affair, an illegitimate child, and a discontented marriage left Dorothy L Sayers bruised and battered. By the 1950s she had become a champion of orthodox Christianity and the Church of England. Andrew Green explores the possible connection between the two: was her theology born solely out of crisis, or was it an integral part of her life?
Producer David Coomes. Stereo

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David Coomes.
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