The Catholic crusade against the movies, 1940-1975

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Cinema History and Criticism Catholicism and Religious Studies Cinema and Media Studies

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Introduction 1. The Catholic coup against Hollywood 2. Cowboys and courtesans challenge censors 3. A foreign challenge 4. The Legion fights back 5. Declining influence 6. A new approach 7. The end of the Legion 8. Conclusion Bibliography Filmography.

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