Paris: Apud Petrum-Joannem Mariette, 1750. Folio. 412 numbered pages ,CLXXVII (178 pages). In black and red letter. The graduals were hymns of order in the observance of the mass, containing the Propers of the Mass and employing the black and red states of the Georgian musical notation. The rich part... More

Waterford: N. Harvey and Co., 1914. Octavo. 491 pages, index. bound in is the errata slip. His prodigious research using extensive sources allowed this to be a monumental work which is in many ways the only firsthand account of original sources since the Public Record Office in Dublin burned down... More

Bruxelles: Societe Des Bollandistes, 2007. 179p. French text. Illustrations (some in color). As the Protestant Reformation often mocked the saints and their representation in statues, the 17th century Jesuit scholar Heribert Rosweyde began to study the sources in ancient monastic libraries rather than the false legends about them, when he... More

Washington, D.C. National Catholic Welfare Conference, 1963. First Edition. Small Octavo. 35 pages, bibliographic references included in notes. In contrast to Rolf Hochhuth's play "Der Stellvertreter", defends Pope Pius XII in regard to his role in the Holocaust. Justifies the pope's failure to directly condemn Nazi persecution of the Jews... More

Lugduni (Lyon, France): Sumptibus Societatis, 1742. Folio. . xx, 1026 pages, vii, Jacques Marchant (1547-1648) was part of the Catholic revival of spirituality and missionary activity to counteract the Reformation. His special gift was allegory and he was called the French John Bunan. The only two recorded copies in U.S.... More

London: Printed By Rob. White for Henry Mortlock at the Sign of the Phoenix in St. Paul's Church-hard Near the Little North-door, 1665. Quarto. [24] 654 [i.e., 650] pages. [ESTC R1133]. This work represents the major Anglican argument against the growing Catholic influence in England during the reign of James... More