Henry Loyn
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Henry Loyn is impressed by a lecture series on the distinctive experience of feudalism in Scotland
Published March 31 1981
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The year 1980 is being celebrated throughout the world as the fifteen-hundredth anniversary of the birth of St Benedict, whose rule, explains Henry Loyn, has been the leading inspiration for monastic life in the Western church.
Published November 1 1980
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