Romanism and the Republic (1890)

A discussion of the purposes, assumptions, principles and methods of the Roman Catholic hierarchy. This volume contains fourteen discourses on Romanism and the Republic. These discourses are accurately transcribed into this work, which results in a style of public address, rather than the more finished form of deliberate literary execution. With confidence as to facts and inferences, the author submits this incomplete discussion to the public as a contribution to the demands of a great conflict.