Communism, Democracy, and Catholic Power

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By Paul Blanshard

Beacon Press, 1951, 340 pp

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A highly controversial book simultaneously criticizing Communist totalitarianism and Catholic authoritarianism as inimical to democracy. Apart from the familiar and traditional disputes involved, the real question is of the validity of this method of establishing "deadly parallels."

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