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Philip F. Lawler

11 works

1983–2018 across 11 dated works

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Coughing in ink: the demise of academic ideals1983
Justice and war in the nuclear age1983
With Robert R. Reilly
The alternative influence: the impact of investigative reporting groups on America's media1984
The ultimate weapon1984

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The Faithful Departed: The Collapse of Boston's Catholic Culture2008
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Lost Shepherd: How Pope Francis is Misleading His Flock2018
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Sweet talk: media coverage of artificial sweeteners1986
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Operation Rescue: a challenge to the nation's conscience1992
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The alternative influence: the impact of investigative reporting groups on America's media1984
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Coughing in ink: the demise of academic ideals1983
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The ultimate weapon1984
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Justice and war in the nuclear age1983
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The Smoke of Satan: How Corrupt and Cowardly Bishops Betrayed Christ, His Church, and the Faithful . . . and What Can Be Done About It2018
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When faith goes viral: 11 success stories of the new evangelization from Alabama to Vladivstok2013
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How Bishops Decide: An American Catholic Case Study1986
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