Lecture 1: Greybeards at Play and The Wild Knight
Chesterton’s Early Poetry
Chesterton University
Intro to the Writings of G.K. Chesterton
An Ongoing Series by Dale Ahlquist as Featured in Gilbert Magazine
Chesterton’s First Book of Essays
Lecture 3: Twelve Types (and Varied Types)
Chesterton’s Second Book of Essays on Historical and Literary Figures
Chesterton’s Appreciation of the Poet: On a Happy Man
Chesterton’s Appreciation of the Now-Forgotten Painter
Lecture 6: The Napoleon of Notting Hill
Chesterton’s First Novel
Lecture 7: The Club of Queer Trades
Chesterton’s Send-Up of Sherlock Holmes
Leading Thinkers of Chesterton’s Day and Why They are Wrong
The Best Work of Literary Criticism Ever Written
Lecture 10: The Man Who Was Thursday
Chesterton’s Cosmic Detective Story
Lecture 11: All Things Considered
Essays on “All Things”
The Timeless Defense of Christianity
Lecture 13: George Bernard Shaw
A Thorough Analysis of Shaw
Lecture 14: Tremendous Trifles
Essays Originally from The Daily News
Lecture 15: The Ball and the Cross
The Story of a Duel and a Debate
Lecture 16: What’s Wrong with the World
The Title Says it All
Lecture 17: Alarms and Discursions
Essays from The Daily News
A Masterful Exploration of the Eighteenth-Century Mystic
Lecture 19: Appreciations and Criticisms
Introductions to Each of Charles Dickens’ Novels
Lecture 20: The Innocence of Father Brown
The First Collection of Father Brown Stories
Lecture 21: The Ballad of the White Horse
The Last Great Epic Poem in the English Language
The Story of the Irrepressible Innocent Smith
Lecture 23: A Miscellany of Men
Essays from The Daily News
Lecture 24: The Victorian Age in Literature
Literary Criticism of Nineteenth-Century English Writers
Chesterton’s First Major Play
A Rollicking Novel About Prohibition, Filled with Drinking Songs
Lecture 27: The Wisdom of Father Brown
The Second Collection of the Priest-Detective
How Lepanto Found Its Way Into Print
Lecture 29: The Appetite of Tyranny
World War 1 Propaganda
Lecture 30: A Short History of England
Chesterton’s Complete and Cohesive Story of England