Let dons delight
being variations on a theme in an Oxford common-room
Imaginary conversations
University of Oxford
Religious thought
English wit and humor
Intellectual life
"LET DONS DELIGHT (1939) is probably Msgr.Knox’s greatest literary achievement. It is satire but also history. In the words of Robert Speaight in his literary biography, Ronald Knox, the Writer, "Where the weapon of satire is exaggeration, the virtue of history is exactitude. This is the way dons ta…
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