Literature on Romanism

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1915

Literature on Romanism

“Romanism in the Light of History”

A NEW book embodying a famous anti-Catholic lecture delivered to an appreciative audience in Washington, D. C. It contains a large collection of facts, data, and quotations on the subject of Romanism. 277 pages; cloth, $1.25.

“Double Doctrine of the Church of Rome,” by Baroness von Zedtwitz

According to the author's own words, this book is not the outcome of fancy or animosity; but her intimate association with the Catholic hierarchy in Europe and America enables her to speak authoritatively of the church doctrines, Jesuitical intrigue, and clerical inconsistencies. 62 pages; paper cover, 40 cents.

Wylie's “History of the Papacy”

We have recently secured another small edition of this book from England, which will probably be the last copies available. It is in reality four books in one: “History of the Papacy,” “Dogmas of the Papacy,” “Genius and Influence of the Papacy,” “Present Policy and Prospects of the Papacy.” 572 pages; cloth, $1.25.

“The Papal System From Its Origin to the Present Time,” by William Cathcart, D. D.

A standard book of unquestioned authority. A history of Catholicism from its beginning. Describes the means by which it succeeded, and considers the various dogmas of the Catholic Church. 476 pages; cloth, $1.

“Fifty Years in the Church of Rome,” by Father Chiniquy

This book is well known and needs no description. The author's long experience as a priest of the Catholic Church renders him eminently fitted to give to the world the information contained in his book. 832 pages; cloth, $2.25.

“Foxe's Book of Martyrs”

A history of papal persecution during the Dark Ages. 518 pages; cloth, 75 cents.

“The Waldenses”

A book of unquestioned authority, giving sketches from the experiences of the Christians of the Piedmont Valleys. 392 pages; cloth, 75 cents.

The Protestant Series

No. 1. The Land of Promise . . . . $.01 No. 2. A Proposed Censorship of the Press . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .00¾ No. 3. The Attitude of Roman Catholics Toward Freedom of Speech . . . . . . .01 No. 4. The Roman Mass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .00½ IN PREPARATION No. 5. Ancient and Modern Babylon No. 6. Ancient and Modern Idolatry No. 7. Scripture and Tradition No. 8. The Priesthood No. 9. The Sacrifice of the Mass No. 10. Papal Indulgences Each sent postpaid on receipt of price. Order of your tract society.