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This is a guide to Lewis’s book, not a copy of it. The Abolition of Man remains in copyright in the United States and in the United Kingdom, so its text is not reproduced here. For all three lectures and the appendix you will find the published chapter title, a public-domain King James Scripture passage chosen for that chapter’s theme, an original UECF.NET సారాంశము, main themes, key ideas, important concepts, related Bible references, practical application, and questions for personal reflection and small-group discussion.

Read the lectures in the book itself — from a library, a bookseller, or the Internet Archive’s access-restricted lending copy — then use the pages here to review, discuss, and apply them. Every page has Previous / Next links, the full table of contents, adjustable text size, dark mode, bookmarks, and search across the whole companion (press Ctrl K). Your reading position and bookmarks are saved in this browser only.

Why the full text isn’t here: the Internet Archive copy referenced above (abolitionofman00csle) is a 1996 Touchstone / Simon & Schuster paperback edition held in a controlled, access-restricted lending collection — it can be borrowed there under the Archive’s own access rules, but it is not a public-domain text and UECF.NET has no licence to republish it. The book will not enter the public domain in the United States until 2039, or in the United Kingdom until 2034. See ఈ వెబ్ ప్రతిని గూర్చి for the full copyright determination.

Related: UECF.NET also offers a study companion to Lewis’s The Problem of Pain and a full web edition of The Screwtape Letters.

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