On October 7, 1571, the most important sea battle in history was fought near the mouth of what is today called the Gulf of Patras, then the Gulf
of Lepanto. On one side were the war galleys of the Holy League and on the other, those of the Ottoman Turks, rowed by tens of thousands of
Christian galley slaves. Although the battle decided the future of Europe, few Europeans, and even fewer European Americans, know the story,
much less how close Western Europe came to suffering an Islamic conquest.

On October 7, 1911, English poet and theologian G.K. Chesterton honored the battle with what is perhaps the greatest ballad of the 20th century.
He wrote this extraordinary poem while the postman impatiently waited for the copy. It was instantly popular and remained so for years. The
ballad is no less inspiring today and is more timely than ever, as the West faces the growing threat of Islam.
In the brand new CD Set Lepanto: The Battle That Saved The West, Christopher Check tells the exhilarating story of Lepanto, first in his
own words and then through the poem of G.K. Chesterton.

3 Compact Disc Set