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Guardian | Father Brocard Sewell |
 | | But it was typical of Brocard that when he came to write a book about a Chesterton, he selected not GK but his younger brother, Cecil, a political journalist, editor of the New Witness, and a fascinating but relatively obscure figure. |
 | | Brocard's wide contacts and warm friendships gave the review its special flavour; it was the point at which the beat generation met the Roman Catholic church in England, an unlikely convergence only he could have achieved. |
 | | Brocard was a stalwart companion, with the celibate's antennae for the sexual and emotional upheavals of his friends. |
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