The cross and the cinema: the Legion of Decency and the National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures, 1933-1970

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Acknowledgments Introduction American Film Censorship to 1933 The Social Setting for Control The Formation of the Legion of Decency Early Days Heyday and Hegemony Cracks in the System Goodbye Legion, Welcome NCOMP Decline Conclusion Appendixes Select Bibliography Index

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