Naught For Your Comfort by Trevor Huddleston

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Ten years later I became the first white priest to be ordained by Trevor Huddleston, who later made me his part-time chaplain. From Beats to hippies: the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test Cry,Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton, and Naught for your Comfort Comfort by Trevor Huddleston.Christopher Tolkien, Curator of Middle-earth, Has Died, and a Letter from His Father.

Naught For Your Comfort by Trevor Huddleston