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Preface 
 
 The publication of a list of books by Catholic 
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Contents 
 
 Page 
 
 Religion 1 
 
 Philology and Philosophy 64 
 
 Sociology and Education 70 
 
 Science and Useful Arts 79 
 
 Fine Arts 83 
 
 Literature 86 
 
 Essays 95 
 
 Poetry and Drama 102 
 
 Description and Travel 108 
 
 History 116 
 
 Biography 132 
 
 Collective Biography 132 
 
 Individual Biography 139 
 
 Fiction 170 
 
 Children's Department 189 
 
 General Literature 189 
 
 Juvenile Fiction 192 
 
 Reference Department 196 
 
 Genferal Literature 196 
 
 Bound Periodicals 211 
 
 Current Periodicals 212 
 
 Author Index 213 
 
RELIGION 
 
 Alzog, Johannes, Reverend. 
 
 Manual of universal Church history; tr. by 
 Rev. F. J. Pabisch and Rt. Rev. T. S. 
 Byrne, D.D. 3 v. 1874. 282.1-14 
 
 A high authority on the general history of the 
 Church. In his labors of preparation Dr Alzog 
 made use of Protestant and infidel as well as of 
 Catholic authorities. 
 
 Amherst, W. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The history of Catholic Emancipation. 2 v. 
 1885. 282.52-14 
 
 An account of the struggle of the Catholic Church 
 in England for religious liberty—from 1771 to 
 1820. 
 
 Angela, Blessed, of Foligno. 
 
 The book of the divine consolation; tr. by 
 M. G. Steegman, with preface by Algar 
 Thorold. 1909. 240.1-168 
 
 "A book profitable and devout which containeth 
 the conversion, penitence, temptation, doctrine, 
 visions, and divine consolations of the Blessed 
 Angela of Foligno." — Foreword to Italian ver- 
 sion of 1336. 
 
 It takes its place with the "Dialogo" of St 
 Catherine of Siena and the "Fioretti" of St 
 Francis among the attempts to popularise 
 mysticism in Italy. 
 
BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Arsac, J. d'. 
 
 Brothers of the Christian schools. 1873. 
 
 271.78-2 
 
 From the French— a sketch of the charitable work 
 accomplished by the Christian brothers during 
 the war of 1870-71 between France and Prussia. 
 
 Arundell, J. F. Baron Arundell and Ryley, E. 
 
 The scientific value of tradition. 1879. 
 
 290-15 
 
 A correspondence, with a valuable chapter on the 
 Christian science of tradition by Reverend 
 Henry Formby. 
 
 Athanasius, Saint. 
 
 Select treatises; tr. by Cardinal Newman. 
 1887. 2v. 281.3-163 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Encyclical of Alexander excommunicating Arius. 
 — Doctrinal teaching of Arius. — Controversy of 
 Athanasius with the Arians. 
 
 Augustine, Saint, Bishop of Hippo. 
 
 The city of God; tr. by Marcus Dods. 2 v. 
 1897. 239-155 
 
 The translator is a minister of the Church of 
 England. 
 Confessions; ed. by Temple Scott. 1883. 
 
 281.3-182 
 
 A reprint of Dr Pusey's translation. Preface by 
 Alice Meynell. 
 
 Seventeen short treatises. 1884. 281.3-18 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Of faith and works. — On lying.— Of the work of 
 monks. — On patience. — On the profit of believ- 
 ing. 
 The translators are members of the Anglican 
 church. 
 
RELIGION 
 
 Aveling, Francis, Reverend. 
 
 The immortality of the soul. 1905. (West- 
 minster lectures.) 237.2-127 
 
 The author bases his arguments on the philoso- 
 phical principles of St Thomas Aquinas. 
 
 The purpose of the Westminster lectures is the 
 philosophical defence of Catholic truth. The 
 Library contains eighteen of these lectures. 
 
 Science and faith. 1906. (Westminster lec- 
 tures.) 239.8-117 
 
 Outlines briefly the nature and method of science 
 and the nature and method of faith; and shows 
 that there is no contradiction between true 
 science and faith. 
 
 B., C. S. 
 
 Modernism: what it is and why it was con- 
 demned. 1908. 282.7-13 
 
 "Modernism is a religion, a philosophy, a meth- 
 od of interpretation, a system of criticism." 
 — Author. 
 
 The appendix gives quotations from modernist 
 writings. 
 
 Balmes, James, Reverend. 
 
 European civilization: Protestantism and 
 Catholicity compared. 1859. 282.7-15 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Protestantism and Catholicity in their relation to 
 social progress.— Means used by the Church to 
 enfranchise slaves. — Of gentleness in manners. 
 — Of the development of public beneficence in 
 Europe. — Of the Inquisition in Spain. — Relig- 
 ious institutions in themselves. — The Jesuits. — 
 Intellectual development under the influence of 
 Catholicity.— Religion and the human intellect 
 in Europe. 
 
 Baltimore, Council of. 
 
 A catechism of Christian doctrine. 238.2-145 
 
BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Barnes, A. S., Monsignor. 
 
 The witness of the Gospels. 1906. (West- 
 minster lectures.) 227.1-183 
 The object of this lecture is to show that the 
 latest results of critical study of the Gospel tend 
 to strengthen rather than to weaken the tradi- 
 tional and Catholic position. 
 
 Barry, W. F., Reverend. 
 
 The higher criticism. 1907. (Westminster 
 lectures.) 220.2-183 
 
 The higher criticism of Holy Scripture as viewed 
 by the Catholic Church. "The Church distin- 
 guishes in the movement of criticism those con- 
 clusions which are simply results of a sceptical 
 system of thought from those which follow 
 upon exact study of documents and monu- 
 ments." — Author. 
 
 Baudrillart, Alfred. 
 
 The Catholic Church, the Renaissance, and 
 Protestantism. 1908. 282-132 
 
 The author, Rector of the Catholic Institute of 
 Paris, discusses questions of general interest, 
 for example, the Inquisition, the massacre of St 
 Bartholomew, relative prosperity of Catholic 
 and Protestant countries. He says, "I have 
 never had a liking for evasion. The Catholic 
 Church needs only the truth, and is strong 
 enough to bear the whole truth." The most 
 original lecture is the one which deals with 
 France. 
 
 Bede, Augustin. 
 
 Letters to an Episcopalian on the origin, his- 
 tory and doctrine of the Book of Common 
 Prayer. 1859. 260.3-2 
 
 Shows that it was compiled from the missal, brev- 
 iary and other Catholic sources. 
 
RELIGION 
 
 Benson, R. H., Reverend. 
 
 Mysticism. 1907. (Westminster lectures.) 
 
 169.3-14 
 Shows the relation of mysticism to dogmatic 
 theology. 
 
 The religion of the plain man. 1906. 282-14 
 
 The story of the progress of a man of ordinary 
 intelligence from a belief in Christ into the 
 Catholic Church. 
 
 Betten, F. S., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The Roman index of forbidden books. 1909. 
 
 282.3-15 
 
 A concise explanation of the Roman index and a 
 short list of forbidden books. 
 
 Bible. 
 
 Holy Bible ; Douay version, tr. from the Latin 
 vulgate. 1899. 220.07-28 
 
 Bible — New Testament. 
 
 Novum Testamentum Latine; ed. by F. 
 Brandscheid. 1901. 226.07-15 
 
 The Vulgate version. 
 
 Boedder, Bernard, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Natural theology. 1891. (Stonyhurst phil- 
 osophical series.) 210-103 
 
 This is the last volume of the Stonyhurst series 
 of manuals of Catholic philosophy. They are 
 intended to explain to the laity the most im- 
 portant questions of philosophy and to solve 
 clearly modern difficulties against those natural 
 truths which form the basis of Christianity. 
 
BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Bossuet, J. B., Bishop. 
 
 History of the variations of the Protestant 
 Churches. 2 v. 282.7-2 
 
 This gives the author's views regarding the many 
 changes in the Protestant religion from 1S17 to 
 1661, with answers to certain misrepresentations 
 of the doctrines of the Catholic Church. 
 
 Bridgett, T. E., Reverend. 
 
 Blunders and forgeries; historical essays. 
 1891. 282.81-18 
 
 These essays bear on one subject — misunder- 
 standing and misrepresentation of the Catholic 
 Church, as regards historical facts. The first 
 five treat of blunders, the blame varying from 
 that of haste to that of prejudice. The last two 
 treat of forgeries made deliberately and handed 
 down to our own time through a too-willing ac- 
 ceptance of so-called history. Of the forgeries, 
 "Infamous publications" is interesting as a de- 
 tailed explanation of the way in which history 
 has been written. 
 
 Browne, E. G. K. 
 
 Annals of the Tractarian movement from 
 1842-1860. 1861. 283.9-2 
 
 Documents connected with this revival of Catho- 
 licity in England. The author became a Cath- 
 olic in 1845. 
 
 Brownson, O. A. 
 
 Conversations on liberalism and the Church. 
 1870. 282.7-21 
 
 A defense of the Church against arguments urged 
 in the name of liberalism, or so-called modern 
 civilization. 
 
 The convert ; or, Leaves from my experience ; 
 ed. by H. F. Brownson. 1885. 240.82-16 
 The story of the author's religious life from his 
 
RELIGION 
 
 earliest days to his admission into the Catholic 
 Chufch. 
 
 Burke, T. N., Reverend. 
 
 Lectures and sermons ; to which is added "Ire- 
 land's case stated in reply to Mr. Froude." 
 1877. 282.7-221 
 
 Partial contents: 
 Temperance. — St Columbkille. — Ireland's faith. 
 — -The Catholic view of education. — ^The pon- 
 tificate of Pius IX. — The importance of prayer. 
 — The hidden Saints of Ireland. 
 
 Businger, L. C, Reverend. 
 
 Christ in His Church; a Catholic Church his- 
 tory; from the original by Rev. Richard 
 Brennan. 1881. 282-19 
 
 Contains a sketch of the Church in America by 
 J. G. Shea. 
 
 Campbell, Alexander, and Purcell, J. B., Arch- 
 bishop. 
 Debate on the Roman Catholic religion. 1871. 
 
 282.8-2 
 
 The points discussed are the marks and doctrines 
 of the Catholic Church. 
 
 Canty, M. 
 
 Purgatory; dogmatic and scholastic. 1886. 
 
 236.5-3 
 
 The existence and nature of Purgatory, and the 
 utility of prayers for the dead are proved ; the 
 arguments are drawn from Scripture, tradition 
 and other sources. 
 
 Capecelatro, AJphonsus, Cardinal. 
 
 Christ, the Church and man. 1909. 230.2-21 
 
BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 An essay on new methods in ecclesiastical studies 
 and worship with some remarks on a new 
 apologia for Christianity in relation to the 
 social question. 
 
 Capel, J. F., Reverend. 
 
 Reply to Gladstone's "Political expostulation." 
 
 282.7-25 
 
 This is a refutation of the charges made in Glad- 
 stone's article 'on the "Vatican decrees in their 
 bearing on civil allegiance." The author ex- 
 plains the dogma of Papal Infallibility and gives 
 proofs of the allegiance of Catholics to civil 
 authority. 
 
 Capes, J. M. 
 
 The Church of the apostles: an historical in- 
 quiry. 1886. 270.1-21 
 
 The beliefs, the feelings and the lives of the 
 Christian communities of the apostolic period 
 as found in the epistles of the New Testament. 
 
 Casey, P. H., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Notes on a history of auricular confession: 
 H. C. Lea's account of the power of the 
 keys in the early Church. 1899. 261.6-32 
 
 A refutation of Lea's History of auricular con- 
 fession. "Father Casey has adopted the plan of 
 taking ten pages — ^the pages containing the his- 
 tory of the keys during the first five centuries 
 of Christianity — and subjecting every assertion 
 therein to a careful examination." Where nec- 
 essary he has corrected Lea's interpretation of 
 Catholic doctrine. 
 
 Catherine, Saint, of Genoa. 
 
 Treatise on Purgatory; tr. from Italian with 
 a preface by Cardinal Manning. 1858. 
 
 236.5-32 
 
The Catholic Church from within; with pre- 
 face by Cardinal Vaughan. 1901. 282-23 
 
 A collection of popular essays on Catholic sub- 
 jects: Prayer, Divine grace, Supernatural life. 
 Ritual of the Mass, The Sacraments of Pen- 
 ance, Holy Eucharist and Matrimony. The 
 most noteworthy chapter is that on the Liturgy 
 of the Church. 
 
 Caussade, J. P. de. 
 
 Abandonment; or, Absolute surrender to di- 
 vine Providence; tr. from the French by 
 ■ EUaMcMahon. 1887. 234.2-27 
 
 Presents the fundamental doctrines of the spirit- 
 ual life ; shows that the interior divine guidance 
 is the highest to be attained, that God fills every 
 moment with the special direction of His Holy 
 Spirit. 
 
 Chatard, F. S., Bishop. 
 
 Occasional essays. 1894. 204-15 
 
 Variety of subjects connected with Catholic de- 
 velopment: particularly. The educational ques- 
 tions in the United States, Total abstinence. 
 Temporal power of the Pope, The Vatican 
 council. 
 
 Chateaubriand, R. F. A. 
 
 Genius of Christianity. 1866. 282-3 
 
 "Chateaubriand, addressing himself chiefly to the 
 imagination and heart, compares the poets, phil- 
 osophers, historians, orators and artists of mod- 
 ern times with those of pagan antiquity, and 
 shows how religion dignifies and improves all 
 that it inspires." — Preface. 
 
 Clarke, R. F., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Lourdes: its inhabitants, its pilgrims and its 
 miracles. 1888. 231.7-26 
 
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 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 An exact presentation of the miracle phase of the 
 Lourdes pilgrimaifc. 
 
 Pilgrimage to the Holy Coat of Treves with 
 an account of its history and authenticity. 
 1891. 231.72-3 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Treves, the home of the Holy Coat. — History and 
 authenticity of the Holy Coat— The exposition 
 of and pilgrimage to the Holy Coat in 1891. 
 
 Cobbett, William. 
 
 History of the Protestant Reformation in 
 
 England and Ireland; revised by Abbot 
 
 Gasquet. 274.2-24 
 
 Dwells on the tyranny and corruption of the rul- 
 
 mg classes of the Reformation period. The 
 
 author was not a Catholic. 
 
 Coleman, Ambrose, Reverend. 
 
 The friars in the Philippines. 1899. 
 
 269.14-25 
 ^"^"u^Vr'^ of charges against religious orders; 
 rebellion largely the work of a secret organi- 
 zation. ° 
 
 Concerning Jesuits. 1902. 271.S-325 
 
 A compilation of articles on the foundation and 
 history of the Jesuits, as teachers and mission- 
 aries; of their struggles, suppression, and sub- 
 sequent restoration; explanation of the life 
 government and doctrine of the Society; refu- 
 tation of charges made against the order. 
 
 Cunningham, F. A., Reverend. 
 
 Episodes of Catholic history: being word- 
 pictures of important events in the various 
 ages of the Church. 1897. 282.1-23 
 
 "The aim of these little sketches is rather to call 
 attention to the events they treat of than to af- 
 
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 ford exhaustive or erudite instruction therein." 
 — Preface. The subjects treated are those of 
 historical interest which are closely connected 
 with the history of the Church. For instance, 
 The Crusades, Coronation of Charlemagne, 
 Julian the Apostate, Pope St Gregory VII, 
 Beginnings of Protestantism and Richelieu. 
 
 Cuthbert, Father, Reverend. 
 
 Catholic ideals in social Hfe. 1905. 282-315 
 A book of essays, fresh and hopeful, written for 
 Catholics. The author has discussed the ques- 
 tions of the hour — the education of woman, 
 social reform, responsibility of wealth, duties of 
 the working man, — with the intent of instilling 
 zeal in Catholics, and at the same time inciting 
 them to a more sympathetic view of modern 
 life. 
 
 Darras, J. E., Abhe. 
 
 A general history of the Catholic Church : in- 
 troduction and notes by Archbishop M. J. 
 Spalding. 4v. 1865. 282.1-25 
 
 A translation from the French. It begins with 
 the establishment of Christianity and ends with 
 the accession of Pope Pius IX, 1846. In the 
 fourth volume is a concise sketch of the origin 
 and progress of the Catholic Church in the 
 United States. 
 
 De Courcy, Henry, and Shea, J. G. 
 
 History of the Catholic Church in the United 
 States. 1879. 282.6-5 
 
 Gives the origin and early progress of the Church 
 in this country and the establishment of each 
 diocese; the growth of the Church and the 
 work accomplished by the hierarchy. 
 
 Deharbe, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 A history of religion; or, The evidences for 
 the divinity of the Christian religion. 1881. 
 
 282-33 
 
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 The author has treated the whole course of 
 religious history, from the creation to the pro- 
 mulgation of the dogma of Papal Infallibility, 
 1870. A refutation of the charges against the 
 Church. Designed as a help to instructors of 
 children. 
 
 Didon, Henri, O. F. P. 
 
 Jesus Christ. 2 v. 1891-1908. 232.9-274 
 
 "This is a defense of the Christian position in 
 regard to the Gospels and the Gospel history; 
 it is an apology for the miraculous in the New 
 Testament; it is an eloquent attempt to con- 
 centrate the attention of men upon the life and 
 teaching of our Saviour, as the one great fact 
 in the history of the world ; it is, in fine, a the- 
 ology of the incarnation interwoven with the 
 life of Christ." — Dublin Review. 
 
 Didron, A. N. 
 
 Christian iconography; or, The history of 
 Christian art in the Middle Ages; tr. by 
 E. J. MiUington. 2 v. 1851. 262-28 
 
 The author, a noted archaeologist, was one of 
 the principal revivers of Christian art in France. 
 
 Dollinger, J. I. von. 
 
 First age of Christianity and the Church; tr. 
 by H. N. Oxenham. 2 v. 1860. 270.1-29 
 
 "The introduction of what was to have been a 
 complete Ecclesiastical history. It is founded 
 on a careful study of the New Testament and 
 gives the history of the foundation of Chris- 
 tianity by Christ and his Apostles, the ministry 
 and teaching of Christ, the doctrine of the 
 Apostles, the constitution, worship and life of 
 the Apostolic Church, Ecclesiastical institutions 
 and customs and social and political relations." 
 — Catholic World. 
 
 DriscoU, J. T., Reverend. 
 
 Christian philosophy : God. 1904. 231-28 
 
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 "A popular apology for Christian theism. In the 
 discussion of each question the author first 
 gives the opinions of the great non-theistic 
 schools of thought and then establishes the 
 Christian thesis." — Catholic World. 
 
 Duchesne, L. M. O., Monsignor. 
 
 The beginnings of the temporal sovereignty of 
 
 the Popes, A. D. 754-1073; tr. by A. H. 
 
 Matthew. 1908. 270.3-32 
 
 "I have tried to explain the formation of the 
 
 little Pontifical State in the eighth century, and 
 
 how the conditions under which it worked 
 
 during the first three centuries of its existence 
 
 are connected with the great religious conflicts 
 
 in the time of Gregory VII." — Author. 
 
 "Mgr. Duchesne follows every movement from 
 the period of King Liutprand till the little 
 duchy of Rome has become the recognized 
 patrimony of the Holy See. He follows its 
 growth onward, from the institution of the 
 empire till the Papacy finally shook itself clear 
 of German domination and the Popes from the 
 time of Hildebrand began to exercise a real 
 control over the entire Western world."— 
 Catholic World. 
 
 The Churches separated from Rome. 1907. 
 
 281-36 
 
 Studies of the origin of the national Churches 
 which are now separated from the Roman See. 
 Show that Supremacy of the See was ac- 
 knowledged up to the time of separation. 
 
 Early history of the Christian Church. 1909. 
 
 270.1-297 
 
 "The author begins with the imperial environ- 
 ment, including Judaism, and passes from the 
 apostolic ages to the growth of the first 
 heresies, the foundation of the monarchical 
 episcopate, the formation of the earliest Chris- 
 tian literature, and the early persecutions. He 
 
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 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 proceeds through the movements and contro- 
 versies of the second century to the time of 
 the persecutions by special edict in the third 
 century: intervening with attempts at fusion 
 with the later paganism the development of 
 Alexandrian Christianity, and the consolidation 
 of the hierarchy. The last struggle beginning 
 with Diocletian's persecution, is not contained 
 in this volume." — English Historical Review. 
 "The book neglects none of the weighty problems 
 —the origin of the constitution of the Church, 
 the origin of the Roman Primate, of the New 
 Testament, of the Christian teaching, of Asce- 
 ticism, etcetera." — Adolf Harnack. 
 
 Eaton, R. O., Reverend. 
 
 Auxilium infirmorum. 240.1-35 
 
 A manual of meditations for the sick. 
 
 Emmerich, A. C, Sister. 
 
 Dolorous passion of our Lord Jesus Christ. 
 1904. 232.9-36 
 
 Mystical meditations on the sufferings of our 
 Lord. 
 
 Estcourt, E. E., Canon. 
 
 The question of Anglican ordinations dis- 
 cussed. 1873. 283.7-4 
 Contents: 
 
 The history of the controversy.— The ancient rites 
 of ordination, — Examination of the Anglican 
 rite.— Pope Pius IV and the Book of Common 
 Prayer.— Conclusion, showing the invalidity of 
 Anglican orders. 
 
 Eusebius of Caesarea, Father of Church history. 
 
 Church history; tr. by A. C. McGiffert and 
 
 E. C. Richardson. 1890. 270.1-34 
 
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 Contents: 
 
 History of the first years of Christianity. — ^The 
 life of Constantine. — Panegyric of Constantine. 
 The translators are members of the Anglican 
 church. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history. First book and selec- 
 tions; ed. by F. A. March; with notes by 
 W. B. Owen. 1874. 270.1-31 
 
 Selections in Greek, relating mainly to the lives 
 of the Apostles, the fate of Jerusalem and the 
 great persecutions. 
 
 Fabcr, F. W., Reverend. 
 
 All for Jesus; or, The easy ways of divine 
 love. 1854. 241-376 
 
 The theme is to set forth our Blessed Redeemer 
 as the central point of all theology. Some of 
 the subjects treated are : Sympathy with Jesus. 
 — Intercessory prayer. — Eucharist and thanks- 
 giving. — Purgatory. 
 
 Bethlehem. 1860. 232-36 
 
 A treatise on the life of our Lord. 
 
 The Blessed Sacrament, or, The works and 
 ways of God. 1854. 261.3-35 
 
 This treatise is an attempt to popularize certain 
 portions of the science of Theology in the 
 same way as handbooks have popularized the 
 physical sciences. "It seems as if devotion might 
 be the better for a more than common infusion 
 of Theology — the object is not controversy but 
 piety. Jesus viewed in his own great mystery 
 of love is the sacred and venerable truth which 
 is here considered." 
 
 The Creator and the creature; or, The won- 
 ders of divine love. 1857. 230.2-34 
 This treatise consists of three parts : the first 
 shows creation to be an act of divine love; the 
 second treats of the depths of this divine love ; 
 and the third answers objections to certain 
 theological truths, and concludes with an ac- 
 
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 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 count of the nature of worldliness "the only 
 escape from which is personal love of the 
 Creator." 
 
 The foot of the cross; or, The sorrows of 
 Mary. 1857. 230.2-342 
 
 On devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. 
 
 Growth in holiness; or, The progress of the 
 spiritual life. 1855. 241-3764 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The ruling passion. — Spiritual idleness. — Prayer. 
 — Temptations. — The right view? of our faults. 
 — Fervor. 
 
 The Precious Blood; or. The price'of our sal- 
 vation. 1860. 232.3^1 
 Reflections on the doctrine of the Precious Blood, 
 the history, the characteristics and the spirit of 
 the devotion to the Precious Blood. 
 
 Spiritual conferences. 1858. 204-3 
 
 These conferences were given in the Church of 
 the Oratory, London. 
 
 Contents: 
 Kindness. — Death. — Self-deceit. — Why so little 
 comes of frequent confession. — ^Weariness in 
 well-doing. — ^Wounded feelings. — Confidence. — 
 Talking scandal. — A taste for reading consid- 
 ered as a help in' the spiritual life. — The mon- 
 otony of piety. — Heaven and Hell. — AH men 
 have a special vocation. 
 
 Spiritual conferences: kindness. 1889. 
 
 241-377 
 Divided into four parts : Kindness in general. — 
 Kind thoughts. — Kind words. — ^Kind actions. 
 
 Fao de Bruno, Joseph, Reverend. 
 
 Catholic belief; ed. by Rev. L. A. Lambert. 
 1884. 282.7-31 
 
 A simple and accurate exposition of the doctrines 
 of the Catholic Church. 
 
RELIGION 17 
 
 Fathers of the Church. 
 
 Ante Nicene Christian library ; ed. by Alex- 
 ander Roberts and James Donaldson. 24 v. 
 1883. 
 
 The Apostolic Fathers. 281.3-13 
 
 Justin Martyr and Athenagoras. 281.3-54 
 Tatian, Theophilus and the Clementine 
 
 recognitions. 281.3-87 
 
 Clement of Alexandria, v. 1. 281.3-2 
 
 Irenaeus. v. 1. 281.3-5 
 
 Hippolytus, Bishop of Portus. v. 1. 
 
 281.3-49 
 Tertullianus, against Marcion. 281.3-91 
 
 8-' Writings of Cyprian, v. 1. 281.3-26 
 
 Irenaeus. v. 2, with Hippolytus, Frag- 
 ments of third century. 281.3-51 
 Writings of Origen. v. 1. 281.3-7 
 Writings of TertuUian. v. 1. 281.3-9 
 Clement of Alexandria, v. 2. 281.3-2 
 Writings of Cyprian, v. 2, with Nova- 
 
 tian, Minucius Felix. 281.3-27 
 
 Writings of Methodius. 281.3-6 
 
 Writings of TertuUian. v. 2. 281.3-9 
 
 Apocryphal gospels, acts and revela- 
 tions. 281.3-12 
 
 17 Clementine homilies, the Apostolical 
 constitutions. 281.3-21 
 
 18 Writings of TertuUian, v. 3, with the 
 extant works of Victorinus and 
 Coraraodianus. 281.3-9 
 
 19 Seven books of Arnobius. 281.3-14 
 
 20 Writings of Gregory Thaumaturgus. 
 
 281.3-4 
 
 21 Works of Lactantius, v. 1. 281.3-57 
 V. 22 Works of Lactantius, v. 2, with the 
 
 testaments of the twelve patriarchs 
 and fragments of the second and 
 third centuries. 281.3-58 
 
 v. 23 Origen, v. 2. 281.3-7 
 
 V. 24 Early liturgies and other documents. 
 
 281.3-59 
 
 The translators are members of the Anglican 
 Church 
 
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 Feasey, H. J. 
 
 Monasticism: what is it? 1898. 271-35 
 "Professes to remove ignorance and to enlighten 
 
 the minds of men about this great historical 
 
 institution that has lived through centuries. 
 
 Care and accuracy conspicuous by their ab- 
 sence." — Dublin Review. 
 
 Fenelon, F. de S. de la M., Abbe. 
 
 Letters to men; tr. by H. L. S. Lear. 1891. 
 
 241-379 
 
 Spiritual letters. The translator is not a Catbo- 
 lic. 
 
 Reflections and meditations. 1864. 240-4 
 
 Selections from Directions for the conscience of 
 a king, Education of girls, Existence of God, 
 and other discourses. Memoir of the author 
 by J. R. G. Hassard. 
 
 Feval, Paul. 
 
 Jesuits; tr. by T. F. Galwey. 1879. 271.5-4 
 
 The author sketches the foundation of the Society 
 by St Ignatius Loyola — the labors and triumphs 
 of its members in America, Asia and Africa, 
 and the persecutions raised against the Society. 
 "These sketches furnish a powerful defence 
 against the aspersions of its enemies." 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 
 Fifty years of Catholic life and social prog- 
 ress, under Cardinals Wiseman, Manning 
 Vaughan, and Newman. 2 v. 1901. 
 
 282.52-39 
 
 "Comments upon men eminent and illustrious — 
 and many not so eminent — distinguished lay- 
 men and notable ecclesiastics. With stories and 
 personal reminiscences the two volumes are re- 
 plete — but as a serious treatment of the title this 
 
RELIGION 19 
 
 is a failure. The author gives only twelve 
 pages to the educational progress of fifty years." 
 — Catholic World. 
 
 Jewels of the Mass. 260.25-34 
 
 The rites and prayers used in the Holy Sacrifice. 
 
 The layman's day; or. Jewels of practical 
 piety. 241-385 
 
 Practical suggestions "for the daily journey from 
 morning to evening on the road that leads to 
 life eternal." 
 
 The world's own book; or. The treasury of a 
 Kempis. 1895. 240-831 
 
 A review of the Imitation of Christ and selec- 
 tions. Also a collection of interesting details 
 relating to the printing and publishing of the 
 various editions. 
 
 Flanagan, Thomas, Reverend. 
 
 A history of the Church in England. 2 v. 
 1857. 282.52-4 
 
 A continuous narrative of the Church in England 
 beginning with the first conversion of the island 
 and ending with the re-establishment of the 
 hierarchy in 18S0. 
 
 Fouard, Constant, Abbe. 
 
 Christ, the Son of God ; a life of our Lord and 
 Saviour, Jesus Christ; tr. by G. F. X. Grif- 
 fith. 2v. 1890. 232.9-43 
 "This life of Jesus is an act of Faith" ; the author 
 does not admit controversy or criticism, his 
 only desire is to make the Saviour better known 
 and loved. Gathering from the Gospels a his- 
 tory of Jesus interpreted according to Tradition 
 and following closely the preaching of the first 
 Fathers, it is written for those who have the 
 same consciousness of the Divine Person of 
 Jesus as the early Christians. With scholarly 
 notes, an intimate knowledge of Hebrew an- 
 
20 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 tiquities and a wealth of local color gained 
 from familiarity with the sacred scenes. 
 
 The last years of Saint Paul; tr. by G. F. X. 
 Griffith. 1900. 221.8-644 
 
 The history of the Church during the last five 
 years of St Paul's life. The facts are founded 
 upon the Epistles of James and Jude and Peter. 
 
 Saint John and the close of the Apostolic age. 
 1906. 221.8-435 
 
 "A picture of religious conditions toward the close 
 of the first century, at the period when the 
 Fourth Gospel was composed by Saint John." — 
 Introduction. 
 
 The author gives the proofs which establish the 
 authenticity of the Fourth Gospel, the three 
 Epistles of Saint John and the Apocalypse. 
 
 Saint Paul and his missions; tr. by G. F. X. 
 Griffith. 1894. 221.8-645 
 
 The third of the series on the history of early 
 
 Christianity. Begins with the choosing of Saul 
 and Barnabas by the Holy Ghost for missionary 
 work and their departure for Cyprus, follows 
 St Paul through Palestine, Asia Minor and 
 Europe, and ends with his entrance to Rome in 
 A. D. 62. 
 
 Saint Peter and the first years of Christianity ; 
 tr. by G. F. X. Griffith, with an introduction 
 by Cardinal Gibbons. 1892. 221.8-714 
 
 The second of the series on the history of early 
 Christianity. Two-fold theme : the Church at 
 Jerusalem under the Apostles ; and the establish- 
 ment of Peter's seat in Rome. 
 
 Fox, J. J., Reverend. 
 
 Religion and morality ; their mutual relations, 
 historically and doctrinally considered. 1899. 
 
 239-411 
 Shows the bearing of the great underlying prin- 
 ciple of Christian dogma upon conduct. 
 
RELIGION 21 
 
 Francis de Sales, Saint. 
 
 Of the love of God ; tr. by H. L. S. Lear. 1890, 
 
 282.7-331 
 This translation was made for the Anglican 
 Church. 
 
 Selection from the Spiritual letters; tr. by H. 
 L. S. Lear. 1891. 241-39 
 
 These letters are addressed to nuns; many of 
 them to Madame de Chantal. The translator 
 is not a Catholic. 
 
 Works ; tr. by H. B. Mackey. 3 v. 1884. 
 
 282.7-33 
 
 V. 1 : "Letters to persons in the world" — are 
 chiefly on devotional subjects. They belong to 
 a somewhat lower order of instruction than that 
 which is given in the "Treatise on the Love of 
 God." It is the same doctrine with greater 
 freedom. "His teaching in them is more ani- 
 mated, varied, living, personal." 
 
 v. 2: "Of the love of God." In this treatise St 
 Francis "expounds the highest reaches of mys- 
 tical devotion yet presents religion as accessible 
 to every child of God." 
 
 v. 3: "The Catholic controversy" — is St Fran- 
 cis' message to the Calvinists of the Chablais — 
 which he committed to writing because he could 
 not get a hearing for it. He meant to refute 
 all the most specious arguments of the adver- 
 saries of the Church. In its plan and in the 
 completed parts it is a masterpiece. 
 
 Gasquet, F. A., Abbot. 
 
 English monastic life. 1905. 271-37 
 
 A complete account of the religious houses in 
 England before the Reformation, and of the 
 life of the inmates. 
 
 The eve of the Reformation. 1900. 274.2-38 
 
 Studies in the religious life and thought of the 
 English people at the outbreak of the Protestant 
 Revolution. 
 
22 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Henry VIII and the English monasteries. 
 1906. 274.2-39 
 
 The history of the suppression of monasteries in 
 England. 
 
 "The point that is insisted on is, that in the six- 
 teenth century the monasteries formed an 
 element in English social life both popular and 
 beneficial." — A uthor. 
 
 From the documentary evidence of the time he 
 shows that the monasteries, up to the day of 
 their fall, had forfeited neither the goodwill, the 
 veneration nor the affection of the English 
 people. 
 
 Henry the third and the Church; a study of 
 his ecclesiastical policy and of the relations 
 between England and Rome. 1905. 
 
 274.2-391 
 
 "The whole of the chapters on this exceptionally 
 interesting half century of English history, when 
 the relationships of Church and State were 
 sorely tried, are written in a state of admirable 
 calmness and fairness of citation. A trust- 
 worthy contribution to the story of this long 
 reign on the very points upon which most his- 
 torians are either silent or provokingly brief." — 
 Athenaeum. 
 
 Parish life in mediaeval England. 1906. 
 
 274.2-393 
 
 I'his work is a reconstruction of the material 
 found in manuscripts of the Middle Ages. 
 
 "In those far-off days the parish church was the 
 center of popular life all the country over, and 
 the priest and other parochial officials were the 
 recognized managers of many interests beyond 
 those of a strictly ecclesiastical nature." — 
 Author. 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The parish. — The parish church. — The clergy and 
 officials. — Parochial finance. — Services. — Church 
 festivals. — The Sacraments. — The pulpit. — 
 Amusements, guilds and fraternities. 
 
RELIGION 23 
 
 A short history of the CathoHc Church in 
 
 England. 1903. 282.942-41 
 
 The author sketches the life of the Church in 
 
 England from the first century to the dawn of 
 
 the nineteenth century and the emancipation of 
 
 Catholics. 
 
 Gerard, John, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The Church versus science. 1907. (West- 
 minster lectures.) 257.5-42 
 Proves that the Church has not been hostile to 
 the progress of science. 
 
 Modern freethought. 1905. (Westminster 
 lectures.) 211-35 
 
 This lecture shows that Freethought and intellec- 
 tual liberty are not the same and that Rational- 
 ism is not synonymous with sound reason. 
 
 Gibbons, James, Cardinal. 
 
 Ambassador of Christ. 1896. 282.7-364 
 
 In this book the author sets forth the dignity, 
 excellence, power and authority of the CathoHc 
 priesthood. He takes up each duty of the 
 priesthood and considers it in all its bearings. 
 
 Discourses and sermons. 1908. 252.82-43 
 
 Short sermons, moral and dogmatic, drawn from 
 
 the Gospels of the Sundays throughout the year. 
 
 Most of these sermons were preached in the 
 
 Baltimore Cathedral. 
 
 Faith of our fathers. 1876. 282.7-369 
 
 A plain and practical exposition and vindication 
 of the principal tenets of the Catholic Church 
 with frequent reference to the Sacred Scrip- 
 tures and the testimony of the early Fathers. 
 
 Our Christian heritage. 1889. 282.7-37 
 
 "This book is meant not only for Christians, to 
 whom it furnishes arguments to meet the soph- 
 istries of unbelievers, but also for those outside 
 the pale of Christianity. The real questions 
 
24 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 with which earnest minds grapple are treated 
 and answered — the existence of God and His 
 attributes, the efficacy of prayer, the divinity of 
 Christ, Christianity and its relation to human 
 science, morals and civilization and kindred 
 subjects." — Catholic World. 
 
 Gigot, F. E., Reverend. 
 
 General introduction to the study of the Holy 
 Scriptures. 1900. 220.7-39 
 
 "The present work is the outcome of lectures on 
 General Introduction, delivered during several 
 years in St John's Ecclesiastical Seminary, 
 Boston, and is chiefly intended as a text-book 
 for similar institutions .... It deals with 
 questions which fall under the three general 
 heads of the Canon, Text and Versions, and Her- 
 meneutics of the Holy Scriptures." — Preface. 
 
 Outlines of New Testament history. 1898. 
 
 226.9-37 
 
 "Like the historical writings of the New Testa- 
 ment, this volume contains two distinct though 
 very closely connected parts. The first part 
 describes the life and times of Our Lord; the 
 second .... presents a brief sketch of the 
 labors of Peter, Paul, James and John, the lead- 
 ing apostles of Christ." — Preface. 
 
 Gratry, A. J. A., Abbe. 
 
 Guide to the knowledge of God: a study of 
 chief theodicies ; tr. by A. L. Alger. 1892. 
 
 231-4 
 
 Philosophical proofs of the existence of God and 
 His attributes. Opposes positivism. 
 
 Guggenberger, Anthony, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 General history of the Christian era; for 
 Catholic colleges and reading circles and for 
 self-instruction. 3 v. 1900 282.1-42 
 
 V. 1. Papacy and the empire. 
 ¥.2. Protestant revolution. 
 y. 3. Social revolution. 
 
25 
 
 Historical events of Christendom from the birth 
 of Christ to our own times ; religious events are 
 told in connection with those of secular interest. 
 
 Hamon, E., Reverend. 
 
 Beyond the grave ; tr. by A. T. Sadlier. 1903. 
 
 237-414 
 
 Harris, W. R., Reverend. 
 
 History of the early missions in Western 
 Canada. 1893. 263.2-35 
 
 Account of the heroism and self-denial of the 
 Jesuits, and other missionary orders of the 
 Catholic Church in the conversion of the noma- 
 dic tribes of Western Canada. 
 
 Haulleville, Baron de. 
 
 The future of Catholic peoples. 1878. 
 
 282.S-4 
 
 An essay contrasting Protestant and Catholic ef- 
 forts for civilization. 
 
 Hawarden, Edward, Reverend. 
 
 Charity and truth. 1874. 282.7-4 
 
 Questions commonly put to Catholics on the au- 
 thority of the Church are here answered. 
 
 Hawtrey, Valentino, tr. 
 
 Life of Saint Mary Magdalen. 1904. 
 
 221.8-56 
 From the Italian of an unknown 14th century 
 writer. The translator is not a Catholic. 
 
 Hecker, I. T., Reverend. 
 
 Questions of the soul. 1869. 282.7-42 
 
 The object of this book is to show that "man has 
 
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 a destiny, — his end is God, — his life is divine. 
 Jesus Christ is the supplement of man — ^the 
 restorer of the race. The Catholic Church is 
 the manifestation of Jesus Christ and in her 
 religious orders she opens a pathway to those 
 nobler souls who seek a perfect life." 
 
 Hedley, J. C, Bishop. 
 
 Christian inheritance. 230.2-44 
 
 A series of dogmatic sermons. 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Revelation. — The word of God. — Faith, hope, and 
 charity. — ^Brotherly love. — The peace of Christ. 
 — The Virgin Mother. 
 
 The Holy Eucharist. (Westminster Hbrary.) 
 1907. 261.3-46 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The Institution of the Holy Eucharist. — The Real 
 Presence. — Transubstantiation. — The Holy Eu- 
 charist as a sacrament. — On frequent Com- 
 munion. — The Eucharistic sacrifice. — The Mass 
 as a liturgy. — The Mass at the present day. — 
 The fruits and effects of the Holy Sacrifice of 
 the Mass. — The cultus of the Blessed Sacra- 
 ment. 
 
 Hefele, K. J., Bishop. 
 
 History of the Christian Councils; tr. by W. 
 R. Clark and H. N. Oxenham. 2 v. 1876. 
 
 270.1-4 
 Volume one treats of the origin and authority of 
 Councils, the Synods of the Ante-Nicene per- 
 iod, the first General Council of Nicaea, and all 
 pertaining to the Arian heresy. Volume two 
 continues the history to the time preceding the 
 Third General Council at Ephesus A. D. 431. 
 
 Henry VIH, King of England. 
 
 Assertio septem Sacramentorum ; or, Defence 
 
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 of the seven sacraments; re-edited by Rev. 
 Louis O'Donovan, with a preface by Car- 
 dinal Gibbons. 1908. 261-46 
 
 It was this famous doctrinal treatise which earned 
 for the author, Henry VIII, the title "Defender 
 of the Faith." It contains a vigorous defense 
 of the Real Presence, and of the indissolubility 
 of marriage. 
 
 The editors have given us the Latin text as well 
 as the English translation. 
 
 Hewit, A. F., Reverend. 
 
 Problems of the age; with studies in St Au- 
 gustine on kindred topics. 1868. 282.7-43 
 
 The topics which this book discusses are especially 
 adapted to those who are perplexed by an ap- 
 parent contradiction between faith and reason. 
 The principal subjects treated are those which 
 relate to the destiny of man, his primitive con- 
 dition, the fall, original sin, and the redemption 
 of the human race. "The essay on St Augus- 
 tine is intended to refute the allegation that the 
 Calvinistic doctrines have been justly deduced 
 from his writings." 
 
 Hitchcock, G. S., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Sermon composition. 1908. 252-467 
 
 Sermon delivery. 1909. 251-47 
 
 A method for students. 
 
 Howley, M. F., Reverend. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history of Newfoundland. 1888. 
 
 277.18-4 
 Trials of Catholic colonists — religious history- 
 local tradition of neighborhoods, parishes and 
 even families. 
 
 Hue, E. R., Ahhe. 
 
 Christianity in China, Tartary and Thibet. 2 
 V. 1887. 265-45 
 
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 This author was one of several explorers who 
 penetrated as far as Lhassa. The work con- 
 tains curious relations concerning Occultism, 
 and prodigies of the fakirs of India. 
 
 Hughes, John, Archbishop, and Breckenridge, 
 John. 
 Controversy: "Is the Protestant religion the 
 reUgion of Christ?" 1836. 282.8-4 
 
 The discussion is preceded by the definition of the 
 Protestant and Catholic rules of faith. 
 
 Discussion of the question. Is the Catholic re- 
 ligion inimical to civil or religious liberty? 
 and of the question, Is the Presbyterian re- 
 ligion inimical to civil or religious liberty? 
 1836. 282.8-41 
 
 A succession of charges and refutations. 
 
 Hunter, S. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Outlines of dogmatic theology. 3 v. 1894. 
 
 230.2-47 
 In these three volumes the author gives the gen- 
 eral features of the course of dogmatic theology 
 that is read bv the students in the Catholic 
 seminaries. 
 
 Ireland, John, Archbishop. 
 
 The Church and modem society : lectures and 
 addresses. 1897. 282.7-44 
 
 The aim is to stimulate among Catholics a more 
 active interest in the various questions with 
 which the Church and society are equally con- 
 cerned. 
 
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 Kenrick, F. P., Archbishop. 
 
 Primacy of the Apostolic See vindicated. 1875. 
 
 282.2-4 
 This is an exposition of the origin and nature of 
 the Primacy of the Apostolic See, and historical 
 evidence of the supremacy of the Papacy in 
 spiritual and temporal affairs — from the Insti- 
 tution of Christianity to the accession of Pius 
 IX. 
 
 Kiely, J. M., Reverend. 
 
 Occasional sermons and lectures. 1894. 
 
 204-5 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The Christian family. — The music of Ireland. — 
 The position of the Church regarding the Bible. 
 — St Teresa. — Church and state. — Church and 
 fine arts. — The Jesuits. — Retrospect of "Dark 
 Ages." — Tennyson. 
 
 La Broise, R. M. de. 
 
 Saint Mary the Virgin ; tr. by Harold Gidney. 
 1906. (The saints' series.) 221.8-562 
 
 "The various aspects of our Lady's earthly life — 
 her pedigree, her name, her place of birth, her 
 espousal to St Joseph, her outward relations to 
 our Lord, and her life after the Ascension — are 
 described with the devout reverence of one who 
 is familiar with Catholic piety. The writer also 
 treats with brevity, but with precision, her most 
 holy soul and her interior life, and her portion 
 and part in the Incarnation of Christ and in 
 the redemption of man." — Dublin Review. 
 
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 Lacordaire, J. B. H., Pere. 
 
 Jesus Christ: conferences delivered at Notre 
 Dame in Paris. 1869. 232-58 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The inner life of Jesus Christ. — The public power 
 of Jesus Christ. — The efforts of rationalism to 
 destroy the life of Jesus Christ. — Panegyric of 
 Daniel O'Connell. 
 
 Life : conferences delivered at Toulouse ; tr. 
 by H. D. Langdon. 1874. 252-58 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Life in general. — The life of the passions. — The 
 moral life. — The influence of moral life in lead- 
 ing man to his end. — Supernatural life and its 
 influence upon personal and public life. 
 
 The Lady Poverty: a XIII century allegory; 
 tr. and ed. by Montgomery Carmichael. 
 1901. 243-515 
 
 Known as the "Sacrum commercium Beati Fran- 
 cisci cum Domina Paupertate" or the "Medi- 
 tazione sulla Poverta di Santo Francesco." 
 Contains also an article on the spiritual sig- 
 nificance of evangelical poverty by Father 
 Cuthbert. 
 
 Laforet, N. J., Reverend. 
 
 Why men do not believe: 1869. 239-53 
 
 Treatise on causes of infidelity: ignorance of real 
 nature of Christian religion; materialism and 
 subsequent moral degradation which it has pro- 
 duced. Denies that it has been caused by 
 progress in science or development of reasoning 
 faculty. 
 
 Lambert, L. A., Reverend. 
 
 Notes on Ingersoll. 1884. 239.9-5 
 
 A refutation of IngersoU's sophisms and blasphe- 
 mies. 
 
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 Tactics of infidels. 1887. 239.9-52 
 
 Answer to Lacy's "Reply to notes on IngersoU." 
 
 Le Camus, fimile, Monsignor. 
 
 The life of Christ ; tr. by Father Hickey. 3 v. 
 
 1906. 232.9-584 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The personal manifestation of God in humanity, 
 with Scriptural proofs. — The early life of Jesus. 
 — His public life. — His trial and death. — His 
 resurrection and ascension. 
 
 Leith, W. Forbes — ed. 
 
 Narratives of Scottish Catholics under Mary 
 Stuart and James VI: printed from the 
 original manuscripts in the secret archives 
 of the Vatican and other collections. 1889. 
 
 282.541-56 
 
 Letters and narratives giving the condition of 
 Catholics in Scotland after the Reformation. 
 
 Lepicier, A. M., Reverend. 
 
 Indulgences, their origin, nature and develop- 
 ment. 1906. 230.2-58 
 
 "The doctrine of indulgences, as it exists in Scrip- 
 ture and tradition is first expounded; then the 
 history of the practice of indulgences, from its 
 root in the penitential system of the primitive 
 Church to its culmination in the great jubilees 
 of modern times." — Catholic World. 
 
 Leo XIII, Pope. 
 
 The great encyclical letters; with preface by 
 Rev. J. J. Wynne, S. J. 282.3-45 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Socialism, communism, nihilism. — Christian mar- 
 riage. — Human liberty. — The condition of the 
 
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 working classes. — Allegiance to the Republic- 
 Catholicity in the United States. — The prohibi- 
 tion and censorship of books. — Christ otir Re- 
 deemer. — The religious congregations in France. 
 — The most Holy Eucharist. — The Church in 
 the Philippines. 
 "His writings are all distinguished for their clear- 
 ness, their broadness and their learning." — 
 American Catholic Quarterly. 
 
 Lilly, W. S. 
 
 Claims of Christianity. 1894. 282.7-46 
 
 "The author first presents the claims of Christian- 
 ity as a religion, the sole and sufficient oracle 
 of divine truth — superseding all other modes of 
 faith — and as a Church, a polity, perfect and 
 complete in itself collateral with secular states 
 but belonging to none of them. He then con- 
 siders these claims as regards Buddhism and 
 Islam, and then as affecting and affected by 
 civil society in the Middle Ages, in the epoch 
 of the Renaissance and the Reformation and 
 in this New Age." — Catholic World. 
 
 Many mansions ; being studies in ancient reli- 
 gions and modern thought. 1907. 204-544 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The sacred books of the East. — The message of 
 Buddhism to the Western world. — Kant and the 
 Buddha. — The saints of Islam. — Spinoza and 
 modern thought. — Modern pessimism. — Ration- 
 alism. 
 
 M'Intyre, J., Reverend. 
 
 Revelations and creeds. 1907. (Westminster 
 lectures.) 231.6-61 
 
 Proves that the existence of so many creeds and 
 sects does not destroy the valid claims of Chris- 
 tianity to Divine revelation. 
 
 MacLeod, J. G., Reverend, S. J., ed. 
 
 Jesus, the All-beautiful. 1904. 232-54 
 
33 
 
 Devotional meditations illustrating the virtues 
 and characteristics of our Lord as revealed to 
 us in Holy Scripture. 
 
 McQuirk, John, Reverend. 
 
 Short discourses for all the Sundays in the 
 year. 1908. 230.2-61 
 
 Based upon the Catechism of the Council cf 
 Trent. 
 
 McSorley, Joseph, Reverend. 
 
 The sacrament of duty and other essays. 1909. 
 
 240-496 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The ideal man. — On being cheerful. — Open 
 mindedness. — God in the soul. 
 
 Maguire, J. F. 
 
 Rome: its ruler and its institutions. 1873. 
 
 282.4-5 
 
 A representation of the state of things in Rome 
 as seen by the author. He gives a sketch of 
 the career of Pius IX, of his work as a Re- 
 former and the events of his pontificate to the 
 year 1857. The educational and charitable in- 
 stitutions are given. This is a refutation of the 
 charges made against the government of the 
 Papacy. 
 
 Maguire, Thomas, and Pope, R. T. P. 
 
 Authentic report of the discussion which took 
 place at the lecture-room of the Dublin In- 
 stitution. 1827. 282.8-5 
 
 Arguments for and against the Catholic and Pro- 
 testant Churches. The questions proposed by 
 the Protestant party are: The Infallibility, 
 Purgatory and Transubstantiation ; and by the 
 Catholic party : The Divine right of private 
 judgment, The Reformation, and The want of 
 unity in the Protestant Churches. 
 
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 Mann, H. K. 
 
 Lives of the Popes in the early Middle Ages. 
 2v. 1902. 282.1-45 
 
 From the accession of Gregory I, 590, to the 
 death of Adrian 1, 795. The intention of the 
 author is to bring his work down to the acces- 
 sion of Martin V in 1417 — for it is with this 
 that Pastor's work begins. 
 
 Manning, H. E., Cardinal. 
 
 The Blessed Sacrament the centre of immu- 
 table truth. 1878. 261.3-6 
 
 Confidence in God. 1860. 252.82-61 
 
 The motives, the fruits, the helps and the hind- 
 rances to confidence in God. 
 
 The eternal priesthood. 1883. 250-57 
 
 A spiritual and practical treatise for the guidance 
 of priests. 
 
 The four great evils of the day. 252.82-62 
 These are revolt of the intellect against God; 
 revolt of the will against God ; revolt of society 
 against God; spirit of Antichrist. The author 
 shows how the revolt against the Catholic 
 Church results in atheism, immorality, social 
 anarchy, and the disruption of Christianity. 
 
 The fourfold sovereignty of God. 252.82-621 
 These lectures complete the general view of the 
 subject of "The four great evils of the day." 
 
 The glories of the Sacred Heart. 232.1-52 
 Treats the devotion of the Sacred Heart as the 
 centre of all dogma. 
 
 The grounds of faith : four lectures. 234.2-59 
 
 Contejtts: 
 
 Revealed truth definite and certain. — The Church 
 a historical witness. — The Church a divine wit- 
 ness. — Rationalism the legitimate consequence 
 of private judgment. 
 
RELIGION 35 
 
 The Holy Ghost, the sanctifier. 231.3-49 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The devotion of the Catholic Church to the Holy 
 Ghost. — Salvation by sanctifying grace.— Faith, 
 hope and charity.— The seven gifts of the Holy 
 Ghost. 
 
 The independence of the Holy See. 
 
 282.9456-61 
 
 Argument for the temporal power of the Pope. 
 
 The internal mission of the Holy Ghost. 1875. 
 
 231.3-492 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Salvation by grace.— Faith, hope and charity.— 
 The seven gifts of the Holy Ghost.— Devotion 
 to the Holy Ghost. 
 
 The love of Jesus to penitents. 1862. 
 
 261.6-49 
 
 Short treatises on the sacrament of penance. 
 
 Miscellanies. 2 v. 1877. 204-59 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Father Faber. — Cardinal Wiseman. — French in- 
 fidelity. — On progress. — The dignity and rights 
 of labor. — Christianity. — Frederic Ozanam. 
 
 Sermons on ecclesiastical subjects. 252.82-623 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The relations of England to Christianity. — Help 
 nearest when need greatest. — Strength in weak- 
 ness. — The good shepherd. 
 
 Sin and its consequences. 233.2-62 
 
 The temporal mission of the Holy Ghost; or, 
 
 Reason and revelation. 1866. 231.3-5 
 
 Treats of the office of the Holy Ghost in relation 
 to the Church, to reason, to Holy Scripture, and 
 to tradition. This includes a wide scope of doc- 
 trine, embracing revelation, the formation of 
 Christian theology and philosophy, the relation 
 of faith to science, and the inspiration and 
 interpretation of Scripture. 
 
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 Towards evening. 241-6 
 
 A thought for each day in the year. 
 
 The true story of the Vatican council. 1877. 
 
 282.13-61 
 
 Contains also the definition of the Infallibility of 
 the Pope. 
 
 Vatican council and its definitions: pastoral 
 letter to the clergy. 1884. 282.3-5 
 
 "The author shows how false the journal reports 
 of the Council were, and the cause of this mis- 
 representation. He then treats of the acts and 
 spirit of the Council — and gives a thorough and 
 lucid explanation of the doctrine of Papal In- 
 fallibility and the terminology of its definition. 
 The appendix is valuable as it contains the 
 translation of the Dogmatic Constitutions de- 
 fined by the Council." — Catholic World. 
 
 Why I became a Catholic ; or, Religio viatoris. 
 
 240.82-61 
 A short treatise giving the author's reasons for 
 his belief. 
 
 The workings of the Holy Spirit in the Church 
 of England. 1864. 283-.54 
 
 A letter to the Rev. E. B. Pusey. 
 
 Manning, H. E., Cardinal, ed. 
 
 Essays on religion and literature, v. 2. 1874. 
 
 204-58 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Ward, Dangers of uncontrolled intellect. — Oakley, 
 Mission of the Catholic Church in England. — 
 Lucas, Christianity in relation to civil society. — ■ 
 Christie, Philosophy of Christianity. — Wilber- 
 force, Events preparatory to English reforma- 
 tion. — Manning, Inspiration of Scripture. — Pur- 
 cell, Church and state. — Patterson, Words used 
 by St Paul. 
 
 Read at meetings of the English Catholic Aca- 
 demia founded in 1862 for the maintenance and 
 defence of the Catholic religion. 
 
RELIGION Zl 
 
 Manning, Robert, Reverend. 
 
 Answer to Lesley's "Case stated." 1855. 
 
 282.8-53 
 A refutation, sentence for sentence, of the charges 
 made in the "Case stated between the Church 
 of Rome and the Church of England." The 
 subjects specially treated are the Supremacy 
 Unity and Infallibility of the Church ; Catholic 
 doctrines are fully explained, particularly the 
 Invocation of Saints, Transubstantiation, and 
 Purgatory. 
 
 Manual of prayers for the use of the Catholic 
 
 laity. 1889. 260.2-78 
 
 Prepared by order of the Third Plenary Council 
 of Baltimore. 
 
 Marcy, E. E. 
 
 Christianity and its conflicts, ancient and mod- 
 ern. 1867. 282-57 
 
 This book presents a comprehensive view of the 
 Catholic Church and her doctrines. It opens 
 with the struggle between Christianity and 
 Paganism and closes with a chapter on the con- 
 dition of Catholic countries and the state of 
 religion at the time of its writing. 
 
 Marsh, G. W. B. 
 
 Miracles. 1907. (Westminster lectures.) 
 
 231.7-4S 
 
 A clear statement of the nature of the miraculous, 
 and its relation to the Infinite and Personal 
 God and to natural laws and forces. 
 
 The resurrection of Christ. Is it a fact? 1905 
 (Westminster lectures.) 232.5-48 
 
 "This lecture deals with the constructive proofs of 
 the Resurrection as also with the destructive 
 criticism of the present century." — Preface. 
 
 The author has taken his proofs from the testi- 
 mony of St Paul, and from the Gospels and 
 Acts of the Apostles, in dealing with which he 
 
38 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 has put aside all question of inspiration and 
 has regarded them as merely human historical 
 documents. 
 
 Marshall, T. W. 
 
 Comedy of convocation in the English Church. 
 
 283.7-5 
 A satire on the English Church. 
 
 Marshall, T. W. M., Reverend. 
 
 Christian missions ; their agents and their re- 
 sults. 2 V. 1874. 263.2-5 
 Includes Catholic and Protestant missions in 
 China, India, Ceylon, Antipodes, Oceanica, 
 Africa, Levant, Syria and Armenia, North and 
 South America. 
 
 Martin, C. A., Reverend. 
 
 Catholic religion; a statement of Christian 
 teaching and history. 1910. 282-5108 
 
 "A bird's-eye-view of religion. . . . The first 
 part of iJie work briefly touches upon the re- 
 ligious needs and ideals of humanity; the 
 second part deals with the Christian Church, 
 its origin and authority; the third part deals 
 with the practical and ultimate work of the 
 Church in the Sacraments; the fourth part 
 presents a perspective sketch of the history of 
 the Christian religion from its reign to the 
 present time." — Preface. 
 
 "The author has given us a valuable book 6f 
 Catholic defense and exposition. — Catholic 
 World. 
 
 Martinet, Antoine. 
 
 Ark of the people. 1873. 282.7-6 
 
 This treats of the consequences, in the social 
 order of the time, of the then prevalent infidel 
 and heretical theories. It also gives the Catho- 
 lic principles as those of true social and political 
 order and well-being. 
 
RELIGION 39 
 
 Massillon, J. B., Bishop. 
 
 Select sermons; tr. by Rutton Morris. 1830. 
 
 252-651 
 Partial Contents: 
 
 On the truth of Religion. — The Divinity and Pas- 
 sion of our Lord. — Evidence of the law of God. 
 — Prayer. — Death. — Future state. 
 The translator claims to have left the text un- 
 altered. He has added a few notes of anti- 
 Catholic character. 
 
 Maturin, B. W., Reverend. 
 
 Self-knowledge and self-discipline. 1905. 
 
 240-512 
 
 Nine essays showing the force of self-control and 
 
 self-knowledge in forming the character to the 
 
 Christian ideal. 
 Some principles and practices of the spiritual 
 life. 1907. 240-513 
 
 Short discourses on subjects connected with the 
 
 spiritual life. 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The Christian aim. — Contrition. — The Christian 
 
 motive. — Self-oblation. — Prayer. — The hidden 
 
 life. 
 
 Merrick, D. A., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Saints of the Society of Jesus. 1891. 
 
 271.5-571 
 
 A short article on the origin and history of the 
 Jesuits, and sketches of the Saints of the Order. 
 
 Meyer, R. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 First lessons in the science of the Saints. 
 
 1906. 234-593 
 
 The world in which we live. 1908. 234-594 
 
 "The general scope of these instructions is to 
 
 draw sharply the antagonism between the spirit 
 
40 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 of Christ and the spirit of the world in which 
 we live — the spirit of unbelief, rationalism, ma- 
 terialism, the worship of wealth and pleasure, 
 in short, the banishment of the supernatural out 
 of life." — Catholic World. 
 
 Mivart, St George. 
 
 Contemporary evolution. 1876. 215-64 
 
 "The author brings under review the various 
 elements that enter into the social movement of 
 the age, traces them back to their first prin- 
 ciples, shows their workings and effects in 
 previous ages, and endeavors to forecast their 
 bearing upon and relation to Catholicity in the 
 future." — American Catholic Quarterly. 
 
 Lessons from nature as manifested in mind 
 and matter. 1876. 210-62 
 
 The aim is to show the- conclusions which legiti- 
 mately follow from an evenly balanced study of 
 nature in "the broad sense of the word as a 
 great whole of which the mind of man forms 
 a part." 
 
 A modern Pilgrim's Progress. 1906. 240.82-65 
 
 "This work is in no way an echo or adaptation 
 of Bunyan's allegory, but a narrative of ex- 
 perience gained in search of Truth." — Author. 
 
 Moehler, J. A., Reverend. 
 
 Symbolism ; from the German by J. A. Robert- 
 son. 282.7-5 
 This is an exposition of the symbols of faith or 
 authorized formularies of doctrine — a discussion 
 of the dogmatic differences between the Catho- 
 lic Church and the principal Protestant denomi- 
 nations. 
 
 Montalembert, C. F., Comte de. 
 
 The monks of the West from St Benedict to 
 St Bernard, with a sketch of monastic his- 
 tory by Abbot Gasquet. 6 v. 1896. 271-61 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The Roman Empire after the peace of the Church. 
 
RELIGION 41 
 
 — St Benedict. — St Gregory the Great. — Mon- 
 astic Italy and Spain in the sixth and seventh 
 centuries. — St Columbanus. — The Irish in Gaul. 
 — St Columba. — St Augustine of Canterbury. — 
 The Celtic monks. — St Wilfrid. — Social and 
 political influence of the monks among the 
 Anglo-Saxons. — The Anglo-Saxon nuns. — Mon- 
 astic orders and society.^St Gregory, monk and 
 Pope. — The Church and the feudal system. 
 Same. 2 v. 1872. 271-6 
 
 Montor, Artaud de. 
 
 Lives and times of the Roman Pontiffs : ed. by 
 Rev. Dr. Neligan. 2 v. 1871. 282.1-53 
 
 The French work, of which this is a translation, 
 has been looked upon as very reliable. The 
 author has given short sketches of the lives of 
 the Popes, from St Peter to Pius IX, and the 
 attainments of each Pontiff. 
 
 Morris, J. B., Reverend. 
 
 Jesus, the Son of Mary. 2 v. 1851. 230.2-65 
 
 "The Catholic doctrine of the Incarnation of God 
 the Son, considered in its bearings upon the 
 reverence shown by Catholics for His Blessed 
 Mother." 
 
 Moyes, James, Canon. 
 
 The existence of God. 1906. (Westminster 
 lectures.) 231-59 
 
 "Shows in a general way the lines on which the 
 proofs of God's existence may be stated." — 
 Preface. 
 The arguments set forth are founded on Scholas- 
 tic philosophy. 
 
 Murphy, J. N. 
 
 The chair of Peter. 1883. 282.1-55 
 
 Explains the doctrine of the primacy of St. Peter 
 and gives the history of the temporal power, 
 the Greek schism, the Reformation and its ef- 
 fects, the Roman See through the different 
 ages ; a complete exposition of the origin and 
 and history of the papacy. 
 
42 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Murray, J. O. 
 
 Popular history of the Catholic Church in the 
 
 United States. 1876. 282.6-62 
 
 The labors of the early missionaries, the part 
 taken by Catholics in the Revolution, the strug- 
 gles and accomplishments of the Church and 
 the growth of Catholicity to the creation of the 
 first American Cardinal in 1876. 
 
 My clerical friends and their relation to mod- 
 ern thought. 1872. 282.7-53 
 
 The object is to represent the error of the English 
 clerical body in its claim to the character of 
 Catholic priesthood. Consists of personal rem- 
 iniscences of the author. 
 
 Newman, J. H., Cardinal. 
 
 Apologia pro vita sua; being a reply to a 
 pamphlet entitled "What then, does Dr. 
 Newman mean !" 1866. 282.7-56 
 
 In this the author confines himself to the history 
 of the gradual development of his religious 
 opinions from his first "conversion" at the age 
 of IS, to his submission to the Catholic Church 
 in 1845. — This is the direct object and principal 
 charm and value of the Apologia, which was 
 occasioned by Kingsley's assertion that "Father 
 Newman informs us that truth for its own sake 
 need not, and on the whole ought not to be, a 
 virtue with the Roman clergy." 
 
 The Arians of the fourth century. 1833. 
 
 273.4-6 
 "Accurate and subtile tracing of the various and 
 varying forms of the Arian heresy, written sev- 
 eral years before Cardinal Newman became a 
 Roman Catholic. The history he was treating 
 seemed to him to present many points of paral- 
 lelism to the then existing struggle in the Angli- 
 can Church." 
 
43 
 
 Certain difficulties felt by Anglicans in Cathol- 
 ic teaching. 2 v. 1901. 282.7-548 
 
 Contents: 
 
 V. 1. Communion with the Roman See was the 
 legitimate issue of the movement of 1833 in the 
 Church of England. — The difficulties of Angli- 
 cans in accepting the communion of Rome as 
 One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic. 
 
 V. 2. Letters to Dr Pusey concerning the Blessed 
 Virgin and the devotion of Catholics to her; 
 and to the Duke of Norfolk in defence of the 
 Pope and the Vatican Council. 
 
 Characteristics from the writings of John 
 Henry Newman ; ed. by W. S. Lilly. 1874. 
 
 208-62 
 
 These extracts give Cardinal Newman's later 
 views on the chief matters of general interest 
 on which he wrote during his life time. 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Personal. — Philosophical. — Historical. — Religious. 
 
 Discourses addressed to mixed congregations. 
 1849-1906. 282.7-549 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The salvation of the hearer the motive of the 
 preacher. — Neglect of divine calls and warn- 
 ings. — Men, not angels, the priests of the Gos- 
 pel. — Purity and love. — Saintliness the standard 
 of Christian principle. — <jod's will the end of 
 life. — Perseverance in grace. — Nature and grace. 
 — Illuminating grace. — Faith and private judg- 
 ment. — Faith and doubt. — Prospects of the Cath- 
 olic missions. — Mysteries of nature and of grace. 
 — The mystery of divine condescension. — The 
 infinitude of the divine attributes. — Mental suf- 
 fering of our Lord in His Passion. — The glories 
 of Mary for the sake of her Son. — Of the fit- 
 ness of the glories of Mary. 
 
 Discussions and arguments on various sub- 
 jects. 1872. 204-658 
 
44 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Of these discussions the following were written 
 after the author was received into the Catholic 
 Church: Who's to blame? — An internal argu- 
 ment for Christianity. 
 
 An essay in aid of a grammar of assent. 1870. 
 
 282.7-55 
 
 "An appeal is made to the common sense of those 
 who are puzzled by an apparent want of the 
 same certitude in religion which they hold as 
 unquestioned in lower branches of knowledge. 
 The author undertakes to show that the prin- 
 ciples of assent which all men act on in the 
 affairs of this life lead logically to the same 
 certitude of the Infallibility of the Catholic 
 Church and the truth of everything she proposes 
 to belief." — Catholic World. 
 
 An essay on the development of Christian doc- 
 trine. 1878. 239-715 
 
 "The author admits that some large variations of 
 the teaching of Christian doctrine have existed 
 in its long course of 1800 years. He then proves 
 that these variations have proceeded on a law, 
 and with a harmony and definite drift, and with 
 an analogy to Scripture revelations which con- 
 stitute an argument in their favour, as proving 
 the existence of a superintending Providence 
 and a great Design in the mode and in the cir- 
 cumstances of their occurrence." 
 
 Essays critical and historical. 2 v. 1871. 
 
 282-61 
 These essays, with the exception of the last, were 
 written while their author was fellow of Oriel 
 and a member of the Established Church. They 
 are accompanied with notes, which explain why 
 they ceased to correspond to his own judgment. 
 The subjects are mainly connected with his in- 
 tellectual development at the time. 
 
 Fifteen sermons preached before the Univer- 
 sity of Oxford. 1872. 252-708 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Personal influence the means of propagating the 
 truth. — Human responsibility as independent of 
 
RELIGION 45 
 
 circumstances. — Wisdom as contrasted with 
 faith and with bigotry. 
 
 Historical sketches. 3 v. 1888. 282-6 
 
 Of these sketches the most important are : "The 
 Turks in their relation to Europe" — the sub- 
 stance of lectures delivered some years after 
 Newman had ■ entered the Roman Catholic 
 Church ; the illustrations on the idea of a Uni- 
 versity which appeared about the same time ; 
 and the sketches of the Church of the Fathers, 
 which were written several years before the 
 author left the Anglican Church. There is a 
 controversial purpose in these : they are osten- 
 sibly written to open Protestant eyes to a few 
 of the more striking aspects of good men's lives 
 in the 4th century. The remaining sketches are 
 biographical and historical ; those of the North- 
 men and Normans and of the Saints were writ- 
 ten after Newman was received into the Cath- 
 olic Church, and the others were written by him 
 as an Anglican controversialist. 
 
 Lectures on the doctrine of justification. 1838. 
 
 234.7-57 
 
 The object is to show that there is little differ- 
 ence but what is verbal in the various views on 
 justification whether found among Catholic or 
 non-Catholic divines. Written while the author 
 was a member of the Anglican Church. 
 
 Lectures on the present position of Catholics 
 in England. 1851. 282.7-57 
 
 Addressed to the Fathers of the Oratory in 1851. 
 
 Meditations and devotions. 1893. 240-581 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Meditations on the Litany of Loreto, for the 
 month of May.— Meditations on the Stations of 
 the Cross.— Meditations on Christian doctrine. 
 
 Parochial and plain sermons. 8 v. 1868. 
 
 252-71 
 
 Written and preached between 1825 and 1843— 
 while the author was a member of the Anglican 
 Church. Generally Catholic doctrine and spirit. 
 
46 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Sermons bearing on subjects of the day. 
 
 252-713 
 
 Preached while the author was a member of the 
 Anglican Church. 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The work of the Christian. — Dangers to the peni- 
 tent. — Faith and the world. — Connection be- 
 twen personal and public improvement. — ^The 
 parting of friends. 
 
 Sermons preached on various occasions. 1904. 
 
 252.82-68 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The second spring.— ^The religion of the Pharisee 
 the religion of mankind. — The secret of divine 
 grace. — Intellect the instrument of religious 
 training. 
 
 Tracts, theological and ecclesiastical. 1874. 
 
 204-659 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Causes of Arianism. — History of the text of the 
 Douay version of the Scripture. 
 
 Two essays on Biblical and ecclesiastical 
 miracles. 1870. 231.7-62 
 
 Written when the author was Fellow of Oriel 
 College, Oxford. 
 
 The via media of the Anglican Church. 2 v. 
 1837. 258-68 
 
 Lectures, letters and tracts written between 1830 
 and 1841. 
 
 "Newman's fame rests on the sermons which he 
 published as an Anglican or a Catholic ; on cer- 
 tain of his poems ; on the originality of thought 
 of his Essay on development ; on the University 
 lectures ; and on the autobiography which gives 
 a peculiar charm to Loss and gain, is present in 
 Callista and culminates in that heart-subduing 
 work of genius — ^the Apologia." — William Barry. 
 
RELIGION 47 
 
 Nieuwbarn, M. C, Reverend. 
 
 The Holy Sacrifice and its ceremonies : an ex- 
 planation of its mystical and liturgical 
 meaning. 1909. 261.3-64 
 
 The author's purpose is "to increase men's love 
 for the Holy Sacrifice by a better understand- 
 of its mysteries." 
 
 Notre Dame, Sisters of. 
 
 Leading events in the history of the Church. 
 V. 1. 1909. 282.1-558 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The foundation and marks of the Church. — 
 Labours of the Apostles. — Decay of Judaism 
 and spread of Christianity. — The persecutions. 
 — The Church under Christian emperors. — 
 Some early heresies and defenders of the 
 Faith. — Christianity in the British Isles. 
 
 O'Brien, John, Reverend. 
 
 A history of the Mass. 1879. 260.25-7 
 
 The author has collected from historical and lit- 
 urgical researches that which is most necessary, 
 and has made an interesting and valuable work 
 on the rites and ceremonies of the Mass in the 
 Eastern and Western Churches. 
 
 O'Connor, J. F. X., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Sacred scenes and mysteries. 1898. 231.7-63 
 
 Short sketches from the life of our Lord, of His 
 Mother, and of certain saints. 
 
 O'Gorman, Thomds, Reverend. 
 
 History of the Roman Catholic Church in the 
 United States. 1897. 277.3-14 
 
 An account of the achievements of the Church in 
 this country. 
 
 Parsons, Reuben, Reverend. 
 
 Studies in Church history. 6 v. 1901. 
 
 282.1-56 
 
48 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Exhaustive dissertations on the many contro- 
 verted points in the career of the Church which 
 are of interest alike to Catholic, Protestant and 
 incredulist. While not a "popular" work it is 
 designed for the laity also and avoids the 
 technicalities of theologians and canonists. 
 
 Passionist missionary priest. 
 
 The voice of Jesus suifering to the mind and 
 
 heart of Christians : a book on the Passion. 
 
 1876. 232.4-6 
 
 Aims to facilitate devotion to the Passion of our 
 
 Lord. In representing our Lord Himself as 
 
 narrating His own history and sufferings, it 
 
 differs from the generality of such works. 
 
 Pastor, Ludwig, Reverend. 
 
 History of the Popes, from the close of the 
 Middle Ages: drawn from the secret ar- 
 chives of the Vatican and the original 
 sources : ed. by F. I. Antrobus. 10 v. 
 
 282.1-57 
 
 "No author as yet has written the history of the 
 Popes with such copious evidence, drawn, not 
 only from the Vatican Archives since they 
 were thrown open by Leo XIH, but from a 
 multitude of other sources hitherto never 
 examined." — Cardinal Manning. 
 
 Contents: 
 
 V. 1 The literary Renaissance in Italy. — The 
 
 Popes at Avignon. — Martin V. — Eugenius 
 
 IV. (1 305-1447) 
 v. 2 Nicholas V.— Calixtus III. (1447-1458) 
 V. 3 Pius IL (1458-1464) 
 V. 4 Paul IL— Sixtus IV. (1464-1484) 
 V. 5 Innocent VIII.— Alexander VI. (1484- 
 
 1497) 
 V. 6 Alexander VI.— Pius III.— Julius II. (1492- 
 
 1513) 
 V. 7-8 Leo X. (1513-1521) 
 V. 9 Adrian VI. (1522-1523); Clement VII 
 
 (1523-1527) 
 V. 10 Clement VII. (1523-1534) 
 
RELIGION 49 
 
 Preston, T. S., Reverend. 
 
 Lectures on reason and revelation. 1867. 
 
 282.7-63 
 
 The aim of the author is to give the motives of 
 credibility in the Catholic position by showing 
 the harmony between reason and revelation. 
 
 Ram, Helen. 
 
 Little Sisters of the Poor. 1894. 271.95-7 
 
 A study of the character and life of Jeanne Jugan 
 — the original foundress of the Little Sisters — 
 and of the origin and growth of this charitable 
 institution. 
 
 Raynaud, P. M., Bishop. 
 
 Another China. 1897. 265.1-7 
 
 Condition of natives from the view-point of a 
 Catholic Bishop. 
 
 Rhodes, M. J. 
 
 Visible unity of the Catholic Church. 1870. 
 
 282.7-66 
 
 The doctrine of Catholic unity, as opposed to the 
 so-called catholicity of the Anglican Church. 
 
 Richard of Devizes and Geoffrey de Vinsauf. 
 
 Chronicles of the Crusades. 1870. 270.4-65 
 
 Three contemporary narratives of the Crusades: 
 
 two recording the deeds of Richard Coeur de 
 
 Lion, the third the career of St Louis ci 
 
 France. 
 
 Rickaby, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The divinity of Christ. 1906. (Westminster 
 lectures.) 232.1-54 
 
 "The treatment of the subject is theological rather 
 than philosophical : no attempt is made to dis- 
 cuss the rational aspects of the union of natures 
 in, or the Divine personality of, Jesus Christ." 
 — Preface. 
 Ringrose, Hyacinthe, ed. 
 
 Masterpieces of Catholic literature, oratory 
 and art. 3 v. 1901. 208-77 
 
50 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Contains choice selections by the most celebrated 
 Catholic writers, orators and painters, both 
 ancient and modern ; includes contributions 
 from Pope Leo XIII, Cardinals Gibbons, Logue 
 and Vaughan, Archbishops Ryan and Keane; 
 also, the Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau in 
 1900. 
 
 Roads to Rome; with an introduction by Car- 
 dinal Vaughan. 1901. 282.7-665 
 A collection of papers written by sixty-five men 
 and women of education to account for their 
 conversion to the Catholic Church. 
 
 Ronayne, Maurice, Reverend. 
 
 Religion and science: their union historically 
 considered. 1879. 215-76 
 
 Shows the relations which, during the Christian 
 era, have existed between religion and science; 
 refutes the statement that the Church is hostile 
 to science and mental enlightenment. 
 
 Rose, Vincent, Reverend, O. P. 
 
 Studies on the Gospels. 1903. 239.7-78 
 
 "The author knows thoroughly the conclusions 
 and the methods of critical study. He meets 
 Harnack, Lobstein, Renan and other Rational- 
 ists on their chosen field and with conspicuous 
 ability he maintains the Christian thesis against 
 them." — Catholic World. 
 
 Rousseil, Justin, Reverend. 
 
 The glories of Lourdes; tr. by Rev. Joseph 
 Murphy, S. J. 1909. 231.7-644 
 
 "Reviews the later history of the apparitions 
 and the life of Bernadette Soubirous, outlines 
 the character of the apparition, describes the 
 festivities of the golden jubilee and speaks at 
 length of the men principally concerned."— 
 Catholic World. 
 
 Ryder, H. I. D., Reverend. 
 
51 
 
 Catholic controversy: a reply to Dr Little- 
 dale's "Plain reasons against joining the 
 Church of Rome." 1882. 282.8-79 
 
 An excellent compendium of the controversy be- 
 tween Catholicity and Anglicanism. 
 
 Salas y Gilavert, Don Andres de, Reverend. 
 
 The influence of Catholicism on the sciences 
 and on the arts; tr. from the Spanish by 
 Mariana Monteiro. 1900. 282-81 
 
 A series of essays proving that the Catholic 
 Church and Catholic teaching have exercised a 
 highly beneficial influence upon science and the 
 arts. 
 
 Savonarola, G. M. F. M., Fra. 
 
 The triumph of the cross ; tr. from the Italian ; 
 ed. with introduction by Father John 
 Proctor. 1901. 282.7-67 
 
 A translation of the public utterances of Sav- 
 onarola; mainly an apology for the Christian 
 faith. 
 
 Schanz, Paul, Reverend. 
 
 A Christian apology ; tr. by M. F. Glancey and 
 V. J. Schobel. 3 v. 1907. 239-82 
 
 A noteworthy apology for the Church by a dis- 
 tinguished German scholar. Volume one dis- 
 cusses the questions raised against the Church 
 by the natural sciences ; volume two deals at 
 length with the study of comparative religion 
 and with the main issues raised by biblical 
 criticism ; volume three is an apologetic treatise 
 on the Church. 
 
 Segur, L. G. de, Monsignor. 
 
 Confession : tr. by the Sisters of Charity. 1875. 
 
 261.6-7 
 
52 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 A short treatise on auricular confession; gives 
 origin and eflfects, and answers popular objec- 
 tions against this practice. 
 
 The wonders of Lourdes ; tr. by A. T. Sadlier. 
 1874. 231.7-65 
 
 An account of the apparitions of the Blessed Vir- 
 gin to Bernadette, and some of the miracles 
 performed at Lourdes. 
 
 Shahan, T. J., Reverend. 
 
 The beginnings of Christianity. 1903. 271-78 
 "Discourses on the general conditions of Chris- 
 tian life in the first three centuries of this era." 
 — Preface. 
 Partial contents: 
 
 St Paul. — Slavery in Papan Rome. — The origin 
 of Christmas. — WonJen in Pagan antiquities. — 
 Women in early Christian communities. — St 
 Agnes. — De Rossi, the Columbus of the Cata- 
 combs. 
 
 Sharpe, A. B., Reverend. 
 
 Authority in belief. 1907. (Westminster lec- 
 tures.) 258.8-83 
 
 "An outline of the theory of authority held by 
 the Catholic Church, and of the chief considera- 
 tions by which that theory may be supported." 
 — Preface. 
 
 Evil: its nature and cause. 1906. (West- 
 minster lectures.) 216-78 
 
 "The object of this lecture is to suggest in general 
 terms a Theodicy, or method of justifying the 
 acts of God, on patristic and scholastic lines." 
 — Preface. 
 
 Shea, J. G. 
 
 History of the Catholic Church in the United 
 States. 4v. 1892. 282.6-7 
 
 A complete history of the Catholic Church in the 
 United States from 1S21 to 1866— with full ac- 
 
RELIGION S3 
 
 counts of the different settlements and missiona 
 and the establishment and growth of each dio- 
 cese during that time. 
 
 Sloan, P. J., Reverend. 
 
 The Sunday-school teacher's guide to success. 
 1908. 246-84 
 
 A practical and comprehensive treatment of the 
 aims and methods of the Sunday-school. 
 
 Smet, P. J. de. Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Western missions and missionaries : a series of 
 letters. 1859. * 267.8-7 
 
 Experiences with the Indians. Letters which have 
 a bearing on Geography, Astronomy, Natural 
 History, Manners and Customs, and Creeds. 
 
 Socrates. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history ; tr. from the Greek with 
 some account of the author. 1853. 
 
 270.2-78 
 
 The history of the Church from the accession of 
 Constantine in 305 to 44S. 
 
 Sozomen, Hermiag. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history; tr. from the Greek. 
 1855. 270.2-8 
 
 The history of the Church from 324 to 440. 
 
 Spalding, J. F. 
 
 The world's unrest and its remedy. 1898. 
 
 282.7-68 
 
 These essays deal with the unrest of the modern 
 world. The author claims that the religion of 
 Jesus Christ is the remedy for this unrest, and 
 that the Catholic Church is the living manifes- 
 tation of Christ's religion. He explains clearly 
 the principal points of Catholic doctrine. 
 
S4 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Spalding, J. L., Bishop. 
 
 Aphorisms and reflections. 1901. 241-837 
 
 On conduct, culture and religion. 
 Religion, agnosticism, and education. 1902. 
 
 201-812 
 
 Essays displaying the "fundamental doctrine of 
 the supreme value of life, of knowledge and of 
 love," and the author's high ideals of education. 
 
 Religious mission of the Irish people and 
 Catholic colonization. 1880. 274.15-7 
 
 The general purpose is to enforce the points that 
 the Irish Catholics are the most important ele- 
 ment in the Church of this country and that the 
 aim of the Irish Catholic Colonization Associ- 
 ation of United States is commendable. 
 
 Spalding, M. J., Archbishop. 
 
 Evidences of Catholicity. 1857. 282.7-69 
 
 The points considered in these lectures are, the 
 obligation of religious inquiry, and the nature 
 of the Christian religion. A complete exposi- 
 tion of the apostolicity, catholicity, unity, sanc- 
 tity, antiquity, infallibility and primacy of the 
 Catholic Church is given, proving its claims to 
 divine establishment. 
 
 History of the Protestant Reformation. 1860. 
 
 270.6-74 
 The Reformation in Germany, Switzerland, Eng- 
 land, Ireland, Scotland, The Netherlands, 
 France and Northern Europe. 
 
 Miscellanea : comprising reviews, lectures, and 
 essays on historical, theological and miscel- 
 laneous subjects. 1869. 204-84 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Church history. — Literature and arts in the Mid- 
 dle Ages. — Literature and the Catholic clergy: 
 libraries, schools and universities in the "dark" 
 ages.— Age of Pope Gregory VIL— The great 
 schism of the West : Rome and Avignon. — John 
 Huss. — ^The Spanish Inquisition. — ^The Refer- 
 
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 mation in Switzerland. — Early Catholic missions 
 in the Northwest. — The invocation of Saints. — 
 The confessional. — Faith and works. — The 
 origin and history of libraries in ancient and 
 modern times. 
 
 Spirago, Francis, Reverend. 
 
 The Catechism explained; ed. by Rev. R. F. 
 
 Clarke, S. J; 1899. 230.2-82 
 
 An exhaustive exposition of the Christian religion. 
 
 with special reference to the present state of 
 
 society and the spirit of the age. 
 
 Method of Christian doctrine; ed. by Bishop 
 Messmer. 230.2-84 
 
 A manual for priests, teachers, and parents. 
 
 Stone, J. K., Reverend. 
 
 The invitation heeded : reasons for a return to 
 Catholic unity. 1871. 282.7-7 
 
 The author, a convert, gives some insight into the 
 trials of his own mind — then follows an his- 
 torical exposition of the Church, its life, in spite 
 of opposition and the reasons for this vitality. 
 
 Stone, J. M. 
 
 Reformation and Renaissance, 1377-1610. 
 1904. 270.6-77 
 
 "By the distinct treatment which the author gives 
 the Reformation and' the Renaissance, it is 
 shown that one was not the outcome nor the 
 result of the other; that Protestantism was not 
 the outcome of, nor demanded by, the new 
 learning; that Catholicism was not aided nor 
 necessarily depraved by it." — Catholic World. 
 
 "In the term Reformation I have included .... 
 the long and more or less effectual efforts with- 
 in the Church, prior to the Protestant schism, 
 to combat existing abuses; and also the uni- 
 versal post-Tridentine revival of Catholic life 
 and work." — Preface. 
 
 Thein, John, Reverend. 
 
 Answer to difficulties of the Bible. 1897. 
 
 220.2-85 
 
S6 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 A defence of the Holy Scriptures against the at 
 tacks of Rationalism. 
 
 Theodoret and Evagrius. 
 
 History of the Church from 322 to 594. 1854. 
 
 270.2-9 
 
 Tlieodoret's work comprises the period from A. D. 
 322 when Constantine the Great began to oppose 
 the Arian heresy, to 427: it is a continuation of 
 the history of Eusebius. The history of the 
 Church by Evagrius is a continuation of Theo- 
 doret, from 431 to 594. It is especially valuable 
 for the information relative to the Nestorian 
 and Eutychian heresies. 
 
 Thomas a Kempis. 
 
 The imitation of Christ. 1851. 240-826 
 
 The most perfect of all books outside the Holy 
 Scriptures. 
 
 Of the imitation of Christ. 1908. 240-828 
 
 Seraphic edition made from the Latin by Father 
 Thaddeus, and the life of the author by 
 Rosweyde. 
 
 Thurston, Herbert, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The Holy year of jubilee : an account of the 
 history and ceremonial of the Roman 
 jubilee. 1900. 282.45-873 
 
 An exhaustive treatise on the subject, tracing its 
 history back to the beginning. The author in- 
 cludes an account of the practical aspects of 
 the Jubilee and a full explanation of the termin- 
 ology of the Indulgence. 
 
 Lent and Holy Week; chapters on Catholic 
 observance and ritual. 1904. 260.2-88 
 
 This volume presents the rise and growth of the 
 Lenten fast and Lenten ritual. It is valuable 
 from the view-point of history and of devotion. 
 
57 
 
 Toohey, J. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Indexed synopsis of the "Grammar of as- 
 sent." 1906. 282.7-S51 
 
 A valuable aid to the study of the "Grammar;" 
 contains neither criticism nor interpretation. In 
 this we have a dictionary of Newman's phil- 
 osophy. 
 
 Treacy, J. J., comp. 
 
 Tributes of Protestant writers to the truth 
 and beauty of Catholicity. 1885. 282.7-8 
 Partial contents: 
 The Catholic clergy. — Monasticism. — ^The crusade. 
 — Cardinal Newman. — Joan of Arc. — The Jes- 
 uits. — Confession. 
 
 Trent, Council of. 
 
 Catechism of the Council of Trent; tr. into 
 English with notes by J. Donovan. 1908. 
 
 238.2-77 
 A compendium of Catholic theology. 
 
 Trevern, J. F. M., Bishop. 
 
 An amicable discussion on the Church of 
 England and on the Reformation in general, 
 in the form of letters; tr. by the Rev. 
 William Richmond. 1830. 283.9-8 
 
 Short account of the Reformation, with proofs 
 from tradition and the testimonies of the 
 Fathers respecting the doctrines taught by the 
 Catholic Church. 
 
 Tuberville, Henry, Reverend. 
 
 Abridgment of the Christian doctrine. 
 
 238.2-8 
 With proofs of Scripture on points controverted. 
 Composed in 1649; approved for Diocese of 
 Boston in 1833. 
 
58 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Vacandard, Elphege, Abbe. 
 
 The Inquisition; tr. by B. L. Conway. 1908. 
 
 272.2-91 
 
 This sketch begins with a study of the persecu- 
 tions of the iirst century, records how the co- 
 ercive power developed and relates what per- 
 tains to suppression of heresy from the begin- 
 ning of Christianity to the Renaissance. 
 
 Vaughan, Herbert, Cardinal, and others. 
 
 A vindication of the bull "Apostolicse curse" : 
 
 a letter on Anglican orders. 1898. 
 
 282.52-9 
 
 An explanation in full of the Apostolic letter dated 
 September 13, 1896, in which Leo XIII declared 
 "that ordinations carried out according to the 
 Anglican rite are and have been absolutely null 
 and utterly void." In this book are given, also 
 the causes for the Bull, the Pope's authority 
 and the evidence investigated by the Pope in 
 making this decision. 
 
 Vaughan, J. S., Monsignor. 
 
 Concerning the Holy Bible, its use and abuse. 
 1904. 220.2-89 
 
 "The history of the Bible, the various copies, the 
 translations, its inspiration, its interpretation, 
 its treatment by the Catholic Church and by the 
 sects, its difficulties — all are passed upon in a 
 manner which does not require deep learning 
 in the reader, because all perplexing, abstruse, 
 and recondite questions and contentions have 
 been avoided." — American Catholic Quarterly. 
 
 Earth to heaven. 1906. 240-893 
 
 Faith and folly. 1905. 282-93 
 
 "We call it 'Faith and Folly' because our chief 
 purpose in publishing it is to strike a blow, 
 however feeble, however unworthy and how- 
 
RELIGION 59 
 
 ever ill-directed, in defense of the Faith and of 
 the supernatural structure erected by Faith, 
 against attacks of modern infidelity and the 
 assaults of the worldly wise." — Preface. 
 
 Life after death; or, Reason and revelation 
 on the immortality of the soul. 1908. 
 
 237.2-8? 
 
 "The object of this work is to state in plain and 
 popular speech, the reasonableness of certain 
 great truths which lie at the foundation of 
 Christian belief." — Preface. 
 
 Thoughts for all times; with a preface by 
 Cardinal Gibbons. 1899. 230.2-91 
 
 The purport of these essays is to impart to lay 
 readers a knowledge of God, and man's relation 
 to Him. They are in three divisions: essays on 
 God and the Holy Trinity; essays on the 
 Blessed Sacrament, Purgatory and Grace; and 
 miscellaneous essays. 
 
 Vaughan, Kenelm, Reverend. 
 
 Divine armory of Holy Scripture. 1904. 
 
 220.4-95 
 
 Walsh, Thomas, Reverend. 
 
 History of the Irish Church. 274.15-9 
 
 Records of each county, from the introduction of 
 Christianity to 1853. 
 
 Ward, Bernard. 
 
 The dawn of the Catholic revival in England. 
 1781-1803. 2v. 282.942-93 
 
60 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 A history of Catholicity in England during the 
 gradual abolition of the Penal laws, and the 
 period succeeding. 
 
 Ward, Thomas.. 
 
 Errata of the Protestant Bible. 1841. 
 
 220.11-92 
 A treatise showing some of the errors that are 
 to be found in the translations of the Scrip- 
 tures used bv the Established Church. 
 
 Ward, W. P. 
 
 Witnesses to the unseen, and other essays. 
 1893. 204-937 
 
 The aim of the author is to encourage belief in 
 the supernatural; to incite the cultured unbe- 
 liever to investigate the grounds of religious 
 conviction. Two essays are devoted to an ap- 
 preciation of Newman. 
 
 Wilmot, A. 
 
 History of the Society of Jesus. 271.5-9 
 
 Outline of the history of the Society of Jesus 
 from its origin to the end of the nineteenth 
 century. 
 
 Wilson, Mrs R. F. 
 
 The Christian brothers; their origin and 
 work. 1883. 271.78-9 
 
 This sketch of the life and character of Jean 
 Baptiste de la Salle, the founder of the Chris- 
 tian brothers, is taken from the study written 
 by Ravelet. The section devoted to the after 
 history of the Institute is founded on the work 
 by J. d'Arsac. 
 
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 Wiseman, N. P. S., Cardinal. 
 
 Characteristics from his writings ; ed. by Rev. 
 T. E. Bridgett. 1898. 204-97 
 
 Extracts giving us glimpses of the many-sided 
 genius of the great English Cardinal. His writ- 
 ings are polemical, doctrinal, moral and de- 
 votional. 
 
 Essays on various subjects. 6 v. 1873. 
 
 282.7-91 
 
 A collection of Cardinal Wiseman's papers and 
 essays which originally appeared in the "Dublin 
 Review.'' The first two volumes consist of 
 scriptural essays and papers on the beauties of 
 the Catholic ritual, devotion and practices. Vol- 
 umes three and four are occupied with the 
 High Church or Oxford controversy. Volumes 
 five and six contain miscellaneous essays — his- 
 torical, artistic, archaeological and controversial 
 
 Lectures on the principal doctrines and prac- 
 tices of the CathoHc Church. 2 v. 1843. 
 
 282.7-9 
 
 Volume one treats of the Rule of Faith or the 
 Authority of the Church. The object is to 
 examine the relative value of the Protestant 
 and CathoHc Rules of Faith and to prove the 
 infallibility of the latter. Volume two explains 
 special points of Catholic doctrine : The Sacra- 
 ment of Penance. — Indulgences. — Purgatory. — 
 Invocation of Saints. — Transubstantiation. 
 
62 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Meditations on the Incarnation and life of 
 
 our Lord. 1898. 232-96 
 
 These meditations were drawn up for the 
 
 students of the English College in Rome while 
 
 Cardinal Wiseman was its Rector. The thoughts 
 
 are beautiful and the suggestions are practical. 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The birth of our Lord. — The adoration of the 
 Shepherds. — The private life of our Lord. — The 
 teaching of the eight beatitudes. — ^The character 
 of our Lord. — Our Lord's conduct toward sin- 
 ners. 
 
 Young, Alfred. 
 
 Catholic and Protestant countries compared 
 
 in civilization, popular happiness, general 
 
 intelligence and morality. 1895. 282.7-97 
 
 The chief object of this book is to examine into 
 
 the grave popular accusations laid against the 
 
 Catholic Church, her priesthood and people. The 
 
 author quotes statistics and non-Catholic writers 
 
 to show the condition of Catholic countries. 
 
 Zahm, J. A., Reverend. 
 
 Evolution and dogma. 1896. 214-98 
 
 This volume attempts to "'show that there is 
 nothing in true science, nothing in any of the 
 theories duly accredited by science and war- 
 ranted by the facts of nature, nothing in evolu- 
 tion when properly understood, which is con- 
 trary to Scripture or Catholic teaching — that, on 
 the contrary, when viewed in the light of 
 Christian philosophy and theology . . . there 
 is much that makes the whole circle of the 
 sciences tend, as never before, ad majorem Dei 
 gloriam." 
 
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 Science and the Church. 1896. 282-98 
 
 Essays proving that the Catholic Church does not 
 oppose the study of science — but that "between 
 true science and true faith there is truest har- 
 mony." 
 
64 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 PHILOLOGY AND 
 PHILOSOPHY 
 
 Clarke, R. F., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Logic. 1906. (Stonyhurst philosophical 
 series.) 189-21 
 
 A Catholic text-book of logic. 
 
 Coppens, Charles, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 A brief text-book of logic and mental philos- 
 ophy. 1891. 189-25 
 
 Moral principles and medical practice: the 
 basis of medical jurisprudence. 1897. 
 
 194.2-25 
 
 Practical introduction to English rhetoric, pre- 
 cepts and exercises. 1880. 117-282 
 
 Cornaro, Luigi. 
 
 A treatise on temperance and sobriety; tr. by 
 George Herbert. 198-241 
 
 The author was a Venetian of the fifteenth cen- 
 tury. 
 
 Dahlgren, M. V. 
 
 South-mountain magic. 1882. 174-27 
 
 Egan, M. F. 
 
 A gentleman. 1893. 197-28 
 
 Fletcher, Margaret. 
 
 Light for new times: a book for Catholic 
 girls. 1905. 193.7-36 
 
 A straightforward, common-sense, entertaining 
 book of counsel for young girls. 
 
 Gibbons, J., Reverend. 
 
 Theories of the transmigration of souls. 1907. 
 (Westminster lectures.) 149.94-42 
 
PHILOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY 65 
 
 An outline of "some of the general beliefs of 
 mankind on the subject, and a brief statement 
 of the scholastic theory of the nature of the 
 soul, from which we may infer its destiny."— 
 Preface. 
 
 Joly, Henri. 
 
 The psychology of the saints. (The saints 
 series.) 1902. 180-515 
 
 Joyce, P. W. 
 
 Grammar of the Irish language. 1906. 
 
 131.625-51 
 
 Loyola, Mother Mary. 
 
 Home for good; ed. by Herbert Thurston, 
 S.J. 1907. 197-54 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Temptation and how to meet it. — About books.— 
 About friends. — Home and home-makers. 
 
 McNichols, J. P., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Fundamental EngHsh. 1908. 117-5714 
 
 Maher, Michael, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Psychology, empirical and rational. 1890- 
 1902. (Stonyhurst philosophical series.) 
 
 180-625 
 
 "An exposition of the psychology of Aristotle and 
 St Thomas, and an application to modern ques- 
 tions." — Author. 
 
 The book contains a valuable analytical index. 
 
 Ming, J. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Data of modern ethics examined. 1904. 
 
 191-64 
 
 Mivart, St George. 
 
 The helpful science. 1895. 141-66 
 
 Nature and thought : an introduction to a nat- 
 ural philosophy. 1885. 142-63 
 
66 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Origin of human reason: being an examina- 
 tion of recent hypotheses concerning it. 
 1889. 170-68 
 
 Mullany, P. F. (Brother Azarias). 
 
 Aristotle and the Christian Church : an essay. 
 
 1887. 155.2-5 
 
 Essays philosophical; with preface by Rt. 
 
 Rev. J. J. Keane. 1896. 142-65 
 
 Raupert, J. G. 
 
 Modern spiritism: a critical examination of 
 its phenomena, character, and teaching, in 
 the light of the known facts. 1909. 
 
 175-76 
 "The main point of this book lies in a warning 
 against the grave dangers of dabbling in spirit- 
 ism." — Catholic World. 
 
 Rickaby, John, Reverend, S. J. l 
 
 First principles of knowledge. 1889. (Stony- 
 hurst philosophical series.) 149.1-78 
 
 "This part of Logic takes for its special purpose 
 to defend the objective reality of thought. It 
 is an assertion of a form of realism, as against 
 idealism, and is called in this book the Phil- 
 osophy of certitude." — Preface. 
 
 General metaphysics. 1898. (Stonyhurst 
 philosophical series.) 145-78 
 
 A common-sense metaphysics. 
 
 Rickaby, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Four-square; or. The cardinal virtues. 1908. 
 
 197-713 
 
 Addresses to young men. 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Prudence. — Temperance. — Fortitude. — Justice. — 
 The virtue of religion. 
 
 Moral philosophy; or, Ethics and natural 
 law. 1905. (Stonyhurst philosophical 
 series.) 190-75 
 
PHILOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY 67 
 
 The science that considers human acts inasmuch 
 as they befit man's rational nature and make 
 toward man's last end." — Author. 
 
 This manual contrasts the philosophy of the noted 
 English theorists, with the philosophy of the 
 Church based upon Aristotle and St Thomas. 
 Among other subjects the author discusses 
 utilitarianism, the retributive character of pun- 
 ishment, altruism, landed property, capital, the 
 civil power and the state. 
 
 Scholasticism. 1908. 159.4-78 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Origin of scholasticism. — Scholasticism in the 
 thirteenth century. — Common characteristics. — 
 Causes of the decay of scholasticism. — Revival. 
 — Scholastic ethics and politics. 
 
 Rickaby, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. , tr. 
 
 Thomas Aquinas Ethicus. (Moral philos- 
 ophy.) 2v. 1896. 159.42-11 
 
 The moral teaching of St Thomas : a transla- 
 tion of the principal portions of the second 
 part of the "Surama Theologica." 
 
 Rosmini-Serbati, Antonio. 
 
 Origin of ideas. 3 v. 1886. 165.7-1 
 
 Psychology. 3 v. 1888. 180-77 
 
 Schlegel, K. W. F. von. 
 
 Philosophy of life and philosophy of lan- 
 guage, in a course of lectures: tr. by A. T. 
 W. Morrison. 1876. 163-8 
 
 Specially noted: 
 
 Of the thinking soul as the centre of conscious- 
 ness and of the false procedure of reason. — Of 
 the loving soul as the centre of moral life. — Of 
 the soul's share in knowledge. — Of the soul in 
 relation to nature. — Of the soul of man in re- 
 lation to God. 
 
 Sharpe, A. B., Reverend. 
 
 The freedom of the will. 1905. (West- 
 minster lectures.) 149.3-85 
 
BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 The author explains the nature and action of the 
 
 will. 
 
 Slater, Thomas, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 A manual of moral theology for English- 
 speaking countries. 2 v. 1908. 197-786 
 
 As accurate and scientific as a treatise in law or 
 medicine. "Moral theology defines what is right 
 and what is wrong in all the practical relations 
 of the Christian life." — Author. 
 
 Vaughan, Bernard, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The sins of society: words spoken by Father 
 Vaughan in the church of the Immaculate 
 Conception, May fair, during the season of 
 
 1906. 1908. 197-929 
 
 "This Savonarola-like attack made by Father 
 Vaughan upon the morals of the 'Smart Set' 
 was the great sensation of London society last 
 year. In a series of five sermons he denounces 
 a certain section of the fashionable world, for 
 its callow and flippant contempt or indifference 
 towards the Christian Standard of family life." 
 — Catholic World. 
 
 Vaughan, L. J. Reverend. 
 
 The power of love ; a lecture. 1907. 197.6-95 
 
 Wetzel, F. X., Reverend. 
 
 Guide for girls in the journey of life. 1898. 
 
 193.7-92 
 
 Wuif, M. M. C. J. de. 
 
 Scholasticism old and new; tr. by P. Coffey. 
 
 1907. 159.4-9 
 
PHILOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY 69 
 
 An introduction to scholastic philosophy, med- 
 iaeval and modern. 
 
 Zamoyska, Countess. 
 
 Ideals in practice ; tr. by Lady Margaret Dom- 
 ville. 1903. . 197-99 
 
 Contents: 
 
 On work in general. — Manual work. — Intellectual 
 work. — On spiritual work. — Some account of 
 the ideals accomplished in social work for girls 
 in Poland. 
 
70 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 SOCIOLOGY AND 
 EDUCATION 
 
 Beesau, Amable, Ahbe. 
 
 The spirit of education; tr. by Mrs E. M. 
 McCarthy. 1881. 370.1-2 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 What education is. — Youth. — Intelligence. — Educa- 
 tion of the heart and will. — Conversation. — ■ 
 Character. — Work. 
 
 Blanc, M, T. (Therese Bentson). 
 
 Condition of woman in the United States ; tr. 
 by A. L. Alger. 1895. 396.07-2 
 
 Brownson, O. A. 
 
 The American republic; its constitution, tend- 
 encies and destiny. 1865. 320.73-2 
 
 Bugg, L. H. 
 
 A lady. 1893. 395-226 
 
 Manners and social usages. 
 
 Burke, C. E. 
 
 Child study and education. 1908. 370.1-54 
 
 Burns, J. A., Reverend. 
 
 The Catholic school system in the United 
 States : its principles, origin, and establish- 
 ment. 1908. 377.82-15 
 
 Capella, F. de P. 
 
 Tales and legends of the Middle Ages; ed. 
 by Henry Wilson. 1892. 384.6-94 
 
SOCIOLOGY AND EDUCATION 71 
 
 Cathrein, Victor, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Socialism: its theoretical basis and practical 
 application ; tr. by V. F. Gettelmann. 1904. 
 
 338-23 
 
 With special reference to the condition of Social- 
 ism in the United States. 
 
 Crawford, V. M. 
 
 Ideals of charity. 1908. 361-26 
 
 Contetits: 
 
 The need for co-operation in charity. — District 
 visitors. — Mothers' meetings. — Retreats. 
 
 Curtin, Jeremiah. 
 
 Creation myths of primitive America in rela- 
 tion to the religious history and mental de- 
 velopment of mankind. 1898. 387-3 
 
 Curtin, Jeremiah, ed. 
 
 Myths and folk-lore of Ireland. 1889. 
 
 384.1-32 
 
 Myths and folk-tales of the Russians, West- 
 ern Slavs and Magyars. 1890. 384.7-27 
 
 Tales of the fairies and of the ghost world, 
 collected from oral tradition in Southwest 
 Munster. 1895. 384.1-329 
 
 Dahlgren, M. V., ed. 
 
 Card etiquette and society stationery forms. 
 1893. 395.1-5 
 
 Devas, C. S. 
 
 Political economy. (Stonyhurst philosophical 
 series.) 1906. 330-3446 
 
72 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Social questions and the duty of Catholics. 
 
 1907. 302-28 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The political economy of Leo XIII. — Is Social- 
 ism right after all? 
 
 Digby, K. H. 
 
 The firoad stone of honor; or, The true sense 
 and practice of chivalry. 5 v. 1877. 
 
 394.7-3 
 
 Donnelly, E. C, ed. 
 
 Girlhood's hand-book of woman. 1898. 
 
 396-314 
 
 A compendium of the views of some Catholic 
 writers on woman's work, woman's sphere, 
 woman's influence and responsibilities. 
 
 Donnelly, Ignatius. 
 
 The Bryan campaign. 1896. 331.5-286 
 
 Gaume, J. J., Monsignor. 
 
 The Christian cemetery in the 19th century; 
 or. The last war cry of the communists; 
 tr. by Richard Brennan. 1874. 393.1-4 
 
 Healy, John, Bishop. 
 
 Insula sanctorum et doctorum; or, Ireland's 
 ancient schools and scholars. 1908. 
 
 370.9415-46 
 
 Holaind, R. I., Reverend, S. J., 
 
 Natural law and legal practice. 1899. 
 
 340.2-435 
 Lectures delivered at the Law School of George- 
 town University. 
 
SOCIOLOGY AND EDUCATION 73 
 
 Hughes, Thomas, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Loyola and the educational system of the 
 Jesuits. 1892. 370.94-4 
 
 The educational history of the order and the sys- 
 tem of studies. 
 
 Jenkins, T. J., Reverend. 
 
 Christian schools; papal, pastoral, and concil- 
 iar rulings, especially of the III plenary 
 council of Baltimore. 1886. 377.4-5 
 
 Discussion of the question. Should Christianity 
 leaven education? 
 
 Joyce, P. W., tr. 
 
 Old Celtic romance; tr. from the Gaelic. 
 1879. 383.2-5 
 
 Kress, W. S., Reverend. 
 
 Questions of socialists and their answers. 
 1905. 338-477 
 
 Leo XIII, Pope. 
 
 The condition of labor. Bound with George, 
 Henry. The land question. 1904. 
 
 333.4-41 
 
 Lilly, W. S. 
 
 First principles in politics. 1899. 320-56 
 
 The foundation, the origin, the end, the functions, 
 the mechanism, the corruption and the sanctions 
 of the state. 
 
 MacManus, Seumas. 
 
 In chimney corners : merry tales of Irish folk- 
 lore. 1899. 384.1-65 
 
74 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Magevney, Eugene, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The Jesuits as educators. 1899. (Pedagogi- 
 cal truth library.) 370.94-6 
 
 Ming, J. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The characteristics and the religion of mod- 
 ern socialism. 1908. 338.7-64 
 
 The author's "purpose is to demonstrate that the 
 socialistic movement is incurably materialistic, 
 evolutionary and atheistic." 
 
 The morality of modern socialism. 1909. 
 
 338-62 
 
 Mulhall, M. G. 
 
 History of prices since the year 1850. 1885. 
 
 334-5 
 Industries and wealth of nations. 1896. 
 
 330-68 
 
 Mullany, P. F. (Brother Asarias). 
 
 Essays educational; with preface by Cardinal 
 Gibbons. 1896. 370.4-49 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Cloistral schools. — The Palatine school. — Mediae- 
 val university life. — ^University colleges. — The 
 primary school in the Middle Ages. — The sim- 
 ultaneous method in teaching. — Beginnings of 
 the Normal School. — Compayre as an historian 
 of pedagogy. 
 
 Newman, J. H., Cardinal. 
 
 The idea of a university. 1852. 378.1-6 
 
 Part I.— Discourses delivered to the Catholics of 
 Dublin. 
 
 Part II. — Lectures and essays addressed to mem- 
 bers of the Catholic university of Ireland. 
 
SOCIOLOGY AND EDUCATION 75 
 
 O'Brien, R. B. 
 
 Dublin castle and the Irish people. 1909. 
 
 354.415-7 
 Parliamentary history of the Irish land ques- 
 tion from 1829 to 1869 and the origin and 
 results of the Ulster custom. 1880. 
 
 333.4-7 
 
 O'Brien, William. 
 
 Irish ideas. 1893. 320.41-65 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The Irish national idea. — The lost opportunities 
 of the Irish gentry. — The influence of the Irish 
 language. — The Irish poor scholar. — The future 
 of the young men of Ireland. 
 
 O'Connor, T. P. 
 
 Sketches in the House. 1893. 328.42-702 
 
 Paris, L. P. Comte de. 
 
 Trades unions of England; tr. by J. Nassau; 
 ed. by Thomas Hughes. 1869. 336.9-7 
 
 Plater, C. D., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Catholic social work in Germany. 1909. 
 
 302-74 
 
 Poock, A., Reverend. 
 
 Socialism and individualism. 1907. (West- 
 minster lectures.) 338-677 
 
 'Tts purpose is to explain the aims of Socialism, 
 the principles upon which Socialistic theories 
 are based, and the methods by which Socialists 
 hope to obtain the ends they propose." — Preface. 
 
76 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Preuss, Arthur, RmmmmS-. 
 
 A study in American Freemasonry. 1908. 
 
 366.2-72 
 
 The author answers the question "\'V"hy does the 
 Church condemn American Freemasonry?" and 
 relative questions. 
 
 His exposition of the inner secrets of the organi- 
 zation is drawn from the works of Albert Pike 
 and Dr. Mackey.' 
 
 Quin, G. E., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The boy-savers' guide: society work for lads 
 in their teens. 1908. 367.072-76 
 
 Rickaby, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Political and moral essays. 1902. 304-64 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Casuistry. — The Catholic doctrines of lying and 
 equivocation. — Socialism and religious orders. — 
 Morality without free will. 
 
 Russell, Sir Charles. 
 
 The Parnell commission: the opening speech 
 for the defense. 1889. 320.41-72 
 
 Schwickerath, Robert, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Jesuit education; its history and principles 
 viewed in the light of modern educational 
 problems. 1903. 377.82-81 
 
 Shields, T. E., Reverend. 
 
 The education of our girls; with preface by 
 Cardinal Gibbons. 1907. 376-85 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Some psychical sex characteristics. — Co-education 
 and marriage. — ^The social claim. — ^The voca- 
 
SOCIOLOGY AND EDUCATION 11 
 
 tions of woman. — Domestic science. — The wom- 
 an's college of the future. 
 
 The making and the un-making of a dullard. 
 1909. 371.52-845 
 
 Social work for Catholic layfolk. 1909. 361-85 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The layman in the pre-Reformation Church. — 
 The layman in the Church. — Settlement work. 
 — Retreats for workers. 
 
 Spalding, J. L., Bishop. 
 
 Education and the higher life. 1890. 
 
 377-84 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Ideals. — Exercise of mind. — Self-culture. — Growth 
 and duty. — University education. 
 
 Means and ends of education. 1895. 
 
 377-86 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Truth and love. — Woman and education. — Public 
 school education. — The religious element in edu- 
 cation.- — Higher education. 
 Socialism and labor and other arguments: 
 social, political, and patriotic. 1902. 
 
 304-778 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Charity and justice. — Woman and the Christian 
 religion. — Education and patriotism. — Church 
 and country. — Labor and capital. — Work and 
 leisure. — The mystery of pain. 
 
 Things of the mind. 1894. 370.4-78 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Views of education. — Professional education. — 
 
 Theories of life and education. — Culture and 
 
 religion. — Patriotism. 
 
 Thoughts and theories of life and education. 
 
 1897. 370.4-79 
 
78 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 "The dominant note of the book is the insistence 
 upon the moral development of the individual 
 as the chief end of education. Thoughtful and 
 sincere and lofty." 
 
 Tocqueville, A. C. H. C, de. 
 
 American institutions and their influence. 
 
 1855. 320.7-88 
 
 Same as v. 1 Democracy in Amercia. 
 
 Democracy in America; tr. by Henry Reeve. 
 
 2 V. 1862-98. 320.7-882 
 
 In volume one the author examines the laws, 
 
 institutions and customs of the United States. 
 
 In volume two he considers the influence of 
 
 democratic principles on the intellectual life and 
 
 habits of democracies. 
 
 Walsh, J. J. 
 
 Education, how old the new. 1910. 370.9-91 
 
SCIENCE AND USEFUL ARTS 79 
 
 SCIENCE AND USEFUL ARTS 
 
 Brennan, M. S., Reverend. 
 
 Astronomy new and old. 1889. 520-178 
 
 Burke, J. B. B. 
 
 Origin of life, its physical basis and definition. 
 1906. 576-243 
 
 "Supplies new evidence to support the theory that 
 the living can be produced from the non-living, 
 a theory which is not, in the author's opinion, 
 one that need offer any apprehensions to the 
 strictest orthodoxy." — Catholic Who's Who. 
 
 Gierke, A. M. 
 
 Popular history of astronomy during the 
 
 19th century. 1887. 520.9-2 
 
 The system of the stars. 1905. 523.8-3 
 
 Donnelly, Ignatius. 
 
 Ragnarok: the age of fire and gravel. 1883. 
 
 551-4 
 
 Gasquet, F. A., Abbot. 
 
 The great pestilence A. D. 1348-9. 1893. 
 
 610.9-36 
 Now commonly known as the Black Death. 
 
 Gerard, John, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The old riddle and the newest answer. 1907. 
 
 575-41 
 
 "This work is in refutation of atheistic monism 
 
 and in criticism of Darwinian evolution. Its 
 
 primary purpose is to criticise Haeckel's Riddle 
 
 of the universe." — Catholic World. 
 
80 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Kneipp, Sebastian, Reverend. 
 
 My water-cure. 1896. 615.7-54 
 
 "Tested for more than 35 years and published for 
 the cure of diseases and the preservation of 
 health." Translated from the 36th German edi- 
 tion. 
 
 My will. 1896. 615.7-541 
 
 Mivart, St George. 
 
 American types of animal life. 1891. 
 
 590.97^6 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Monkeys. — ^The opossum. — The turkey. — The bull- 
 frog. — The American bison. — The raccoon. 
 
 The cat : an introduction to the study of back- 
 boned animals, especially mammals. 1881. 
 
 599.87-6 
 
 The common frog. 1881. 597.8-6 
 
 Groundwork of science : a study of epistemol- 
 ogy. 1898. 501-58 
 
 Introduction to the elements of science. 1894. 
 
 504-58 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Mathematics. — Mechanics. — Physical forces. — 
 Man. — Logic. — History. — Science. 
 
 Man and apes. 1874. 591.4-45 
 
 An exposition of structural resemblances and 
 differences bearing upon questions of affinity 
 and origin. 
 
 On the genesis of species. 1871. 575-63 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The incompetency of natural selection to account 
 for the incipient stages of useful structures. — 
 Evolution and ethics. — Pangenesis. — Specific 
 genesis. — Theology and evolution. 
 
SCIENCE AND USEFUL ARTS 81 
 
 MoUoy, Gerald, Reverend. 
 
 Geology and revelation. 1870. 550.1-6 
 
 The ancient history of the earth considered in the 
 light of geological facts and^ revealed religion. 
 
 Gleanings in science. 1888. 502-6 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The modern theory of heat. — Lightning, thunder 
 and lightning conductors. — The storing of elec- 
 trical energy. — The sun as a storehouse of 
 energy. — The electric light. — The glaciers of the 
 Alps. — A series of popular lectures on scientific 
 subjects. 
 
 O'Reilly, M. F. and Walsh, J. J. 
 
 Makers of electricity. 1909. 537.1-7 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Peregrinus and Columbus. — Galvani. — Farady. — 
 Lord Kelvin. — Clerk Maxwell. 
 
 Pasteur, Louis. 
 
 Studies on fermentation ; tr. by Frank Faulk- 
 ner and D. C. Robb. 1879. 663-57 
 
 Quatrefages de Breau, J. L. A. de. 
 
 Human species. 1879. 573-75 
 
 Natural history of man; tr. by E. A. You- 
 
 mans. 1875. 573-76 
 
 Repplier, Agnes. 
 
 The fireside sphinx. 1901. 637.9-78 
 
 Sloane, T. O. 
 
 Arithmetic of electricity. 1891. 537.8-751 
 Electric toy making for amateurs. 1903. 
 
 537.9-75 
 Electricity simplified. 1891. 537-83 
 
82 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Home experiments in science for old and 
 young. 1892. 530.7-86 
 
 How to become a successful electrician. 1894. 
 
 .537-834 
 
 Liquid air and the liquefaction of gases. 1899. 
 
 532-82 
 
 Rubber hand stamps and the manipulation of 
 rubber. 1897. 678-8 
 
 Standard electrical dictionary. 1892. 537.8-75 
 
 Stoddard, C. W. 
 
 The lepers of Molokai. 616.298-85 
 
 Walsh, J. J. 
 
 The Popes and science. 1908. 500-88 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The supposed Papal prohibition of dissection. — 
 The story of anatomy down to the Renaissance. 
 — The golden age of anatomy. — Vesalius. — Pope 
 John XXII, patron of education and science. — 
 The Church and surgery during the Middle 
 Ages. — The Papal medical school. — The Med- 
 iaeval university man and science. — The Church 
 and the mentally afflicted. 
 
 Waterton, Charles. 
 
 Essays on natural history; ed. with a life of 
 the author by Norman Moore. 1871. 
 
 590.4-9 
 
 Windle, B. C. A. 
 
 The secret of the cell. 1907. (Westminster 
 lectures.) 576-944 
 
 An attempt to bring together some arguments for 
 the existence in the living organism of a vital 
 force which controls and directs the operations 
 of the organism. 
 
FINE ARTS 83 
 
 FINE ARTS 
 
 Barnett, J. F. 
 
 Musical reminiscences and impressions. 
 
 771-185 
 
 Brunetiere, Ferdinand. 
 
 Art and morality. 1899. 701-215 
 
 Carmichael, Montgomery. 
 
 Francia's masterpiece : an essay on the begin- 
 nings of the Immaculate Conception in 
 art. 1909. 755-194 
 
 Chevreul, M. E. 
 
 Principles of harmony and contrast of colours, 
 and their application to the arts; tr. by C. 
 Martel. 1876. 752-33 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 
 The operas of Gilbert and Sullivan described. 
 
 1894. 772-4 
 
 Romance of the English stage. 1875. 782-4 
 
 Fitzpatrick, Sir J. P. 
 
 Jock of the Bushveld. 1907. 798-34. 
 
 Gasquet, F. A., Abbot. 
 
 The greater abbeys of England; with illus- 
 trations in colour after Warwick Goble. 
 1908. 724.42-428 
 
84 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Joyce, P. W. 
 
 Old Irish folk music and songs. 1909. 
 
 774.4-515 
 
 Lanzi, Luigi. 
 
 The history of painting in Italy from the 
 period of the revival of the fine arts to the 
 end of the 18th century; tr. by Thomas 
 Roscoe. 3v. 1888. 759.5-5 
 
 The translator is not a Catholic. 
 
 Maskell, William. 
 
 Ivories: ancient and mediaeval. 1876. 
 
 735.1-5 
 
 Molloy, J. F. 
 
 The romance of the Irish stage, with pictures 
 of the Irish capital in the eighteenth cen- 
 tury. 2v. 1897. 782.041-65 
 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 
 Irish melodies : with symphonies and accom- 
 paniments by J. Stevenson and Henry 
 Bishop. 1885. 774.4-6 
 
 O'Reilly, J. B. 
 
 Athletics and manly sport. 1888. 791-6 
 
 Santley, Sir Charles. 
 
 Art of singing and vocal declamation. 1908. 
 
 774-793 
 
 Schlegel, K. W. F. von. 
 
 Aesthetic and miscellaneous works; tr. by 
 E. J. Millington. 1875. 704-88 
 
FINE ARTS 85 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Descriptions of paintings in Paris and the Neth- 
 erlands, 1802-04. — Principles of Gothic architec- 
 ture. — Study of romantic poetry and genius. — 
 Modern German paintings. — Romantic fictions 
 of the Middle Ages. — Miscellaneous essays. — 
 On the limits of the beautiful.— On the language 
 and philosophy of the Indians. 
 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 
 Portrait miniatures. 1897. 756-93 
 
 Zahm, J. A., Reverend. 
 
 Sound and music. 1892. 771.6-98 
 
86 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 LITERATURE 
 
 Adams, H. A. 
 
 Orations. 1903. 815.6-115 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Cardinal Newman. — Leo XIII. — Sir Thomas 
 More. — The destiny of Erin. — Dr Windthorst. 
 
 Arnold, Thomas. 
 
 The Anglo-Saxon and Norman periods ; from 
 his Manual of English literature. 1883. 
 
 820.2-16 
 
 Manual of English literature. 1887. 
 
 820-11 
 
 Berington, Joseph. 
 
 Literary history of the Middle Ages. 1846. 
 
 802-16 
 
 Brownson, O. A. 
 
 Works. 20 V. 1887. 818-27 
 
 Contains essays on Philosophy, Philosophy of 
 religion, Heterodox writings. Controversy, 
 Scientific theories. Civilization, Development 
 and morals. Politics, Popular literature and 
 various Catholic subjects. 
 
 Brunetiere, Ferdinand. 
 
 Essays in French literature. 1898. 840-18 
 
 Manual of the history of French literature. 
 
 1898. 840-19 
 
 Burnand, Sir F. C. 
 
 Happy thought hall. 827-23 
 
 Happy thoughts. 1868. 827-24 
 
LITERATURE 87 
 
 Incompleat angler. 1887. 827-244 
 
 More happy thoughts. 1871. 827-25 
 
 My health. 1872. 827-26 
 
 New history of Sanford and Merton. 1887. 
 
 827-28 
 
 A new light thrown across the keep it quite 
 
 darkest Africa: a satirical and humorous 
 
 sketch. 827-265 
 
 Camoens, Luis de. 
 
 The Lusiad; tr. by Edward Quilliman, with 
 notes by John Adamison. 1853. 861-2 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. 
 
 Don Quijote de la Mancha; ed. by George 
 Ticknor. 1861. 863-29 
 
 In Spanish. 
 
 Galatea ; tr. by G. W. J. Gyll. 1867. 861-28 
 A pastoral romance. 
 
 Voyage to Parnassus : Numantia, a tragedy : 
 the commerce of Algiers; tr. by G. W. J. 
 Gyll. 861-3 
 
 Chateaubriand, F. R. A. 
 
 Atala. 1893. 843.6-2 
 
 Cid, Rodrigo Diaz de Bivar, called the 
 
 Poem of the Cid ; tr. by J. Ormsby. 1879. 
 
 861.1-65 
 
 Gierke, A. M. 
 
 Familiar studies in Homer. 1892. 883.4-23 
 
BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Coppens, Charles, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Art of oratorical composition, based upon the 
 precepts and models of the old masters. 
 1885. 800-234 
 
 Corneille, Pierre. 
 
 The Cid: a literal tr. by Roscoe Mongan. 
 1899. 842.41-2 
 
 Cotter, J. H., Reverend. 
 
 Shakespeare's art. 1903. 823.6-23 
 
 Studies of Shakespeare's principal characters. 
 
 Crawford, F. M. 
 
 The novel, what it is. 1893. 802.3-23 
 
 Dante Alighieri. 
 
 The banquet; tr. by E. P. Sayer. 1887. 
 
 851-8 
 
 La divina commedia. 851-1 
 
 Various translations. 
 
 La vita nuova; tr. and illustrated by D. G. 
 Rossetti. 851-921 
 
 Delaumosne, Abbe, and Arnaud, Angelique. 
 
 Art of oratory, system of Delsarte; tr. by 
 A. L. Alger. 1884. 800-3 
 
 Donnelly, Ignatius. 
 
 Great cryptogram: Francis Bacon's cypher in 
 the so-called Shakespeare plays. 1888. 
 
 823.8-3 
 
LITERATURE 89 
 
 Dunne, F. P. (Martin Dooley, pseud.) 
 Dissertations by Mr Dooley. 1906. 
 
 817-3691 
 Mr Dooley in the hearts of his countrymen. 
 1899. 817-366 
 
 Mr Dooley in peace and in war. 1899. 
 
 817-365 
 Mr Dooley's opinions. 1901. 817-368 
 
 Mr Dooley's philosophy. 1900. 817-367 
 
 Observations. 1902. 817-369 
 
 Egan, M. F. 
 
 The ghost in Hamlet and other essays in com- 
 parative literature. 1906. 804-374 
 Contents: 
 
 The ghost in Hamlet.— Some phases of Shake- 
 spearean interpretation. — Some pedagogical uses 
 of Shakespeare. — Lyrism in Shakespeare's come- 
 dies. — ^The puzzle of Hamlet. — ^The greatest of 
 Shakespeare's contemporaries. — Imitators of 
 Shakespeare. — The comparative method in lit- 
 erature. — A definition of literature. — The ebb 
 and flow of romance. 
 
 Fenelon, F. de S. de la M., Abbe. 
 
 Adventures of Telemachus; tr. by Dr 
 Hawkesvirorth ; with a life of Fenelon by 
 Lamartine, essays on his genius and char- 
 acter by Villemain, critical and bibliographi- 
 cal notices ; ed. by O. M. Wright. 1874. 
 
 848-4 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 
 Book fancier; or, The romance of book col- 
 lecting. 1887. 805.1-35 
 Bozland: Dickens' places and people. 1895. 
 
 824.83-35 
 
90 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Gardner, E. G. 
 
 Dante. 1900. 851.1-4 
 
 Hettinger, Franz, Reverend. 
 
 Dante's Divina commedia : its scope and 
 value; from the German, ed. by H. S. 
 Bowden. 851.1-46 
 
 Hogan, J. F., Reverend. 
 
 Life and works of Dante Alighieri. 1899. 
 
 851.1-47 
 An introduction to the study of the Divina com- 
 media. 
 
 The household book of Irish eloquence. 1871. 
 
 825.6-48 
 
 Contains the select speeches of Daniel O'Connell, 
 John P. Curran, Thomas F. Meagher, Thomas 
 D. McGee. 
 
 Johnston, R. M. 
 
 The English classics: a historical sketch of 
 the literature of England from the earliest 
 times to the accession of King George III. 
 1860. 820-5 
 
 Lamartine, A. M. de. 
 
 Homer and Socrates; tr. by E. W. Smith. 
 1872. 883.4-6 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Short biography of Lamartine. — Homer. — So- 
 crates. — ^Death of Socrates.. 
 
 La Rochefoucauld, Frangois, Due de. 
 
 Maxims and reflections upon man; tr. from 
 the French. 844-561 
 
LITERATURE 91 
 
 La Rochejaquelein, Marie Louise Marquise de. 
 Scenes from the war in La Vendee: ed. by 
 C. Scudamore. 1888. 848-52 
 
 Longueville, Thomas. (The prig, pseud.) 
 
 Egosophy. 1892. 827-731 
 
 How to make a saint; or, The process of 
 
 canonization in the Church of England. 
 
 1887. 827-72 
 
 Life of a prig, by one. 1886. 827-73 
 
 The Venerable Bede, expurgated, expounded 
 
 and exposed. 1886. 827-74 
 
 Louage, A., Reverend. 
 
 History of Greek and Roman classical litera- 
 ture. 1873. 870-5 
 
 McCarthy, D. F., ed. 
 
 The book of Irish ballads. 1873. 809.22-6 
 
 Mahony, Francis, Reverend. 
 
 Father Front's reliques. 828-592 
 
 Maistre, Xavier de. 
 
 Journey round my room; tr. by H. A. 1871. 
 
 848-62 
 
 Mandeville, Sir John de. 
 
 Marvelous adventures; being his voyage and 
 travel to Jerusalem and of the marvels of 
 Ind with other islands and countries ; ed. by 
 Arthur Layard. 1895. 828-596 
 
 Voiage and travaile; ed. with introduction 
 and notes by J. O. Halliwell. 828-595 
 
 Reprinted from the edition of 1725. 
 
92 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Meynell, A. C. T., comp. 
 
 The flower of the mind. 1904. 809.2-633 
 A choice of the best poems. 
 
 Miles, G. H. 
 
 A review of Hamlet. 1907. 823.171-63 
 
 Molloy, J. F. 
 
 Famous plays, with a discourse on the play- 
 houses of the restoration. 1886. 822-55 
 
 More, Sir Thomas. 
 
 Utopia; tr. by Robynson, printed from the 
 
 second edition 1556; ed. by J. R. Lumly. 
 
 1883. 824.2-6 
 
 Contains also the life of Sir Thomas More 
 
 written by his son-in-law William Roper. 
 
 Mullany, P. F. {Brother Azarias.) 
 
 Books and reading. 1890. 805-65 
 
 Wordsworth. — Browning. — Tennyson. — How to 
 read Dante. — The motive of George Eliot's nov- 
 els. — Kathleen O'Meara. 
 
 The development of English literature; old 
 English period. 1879. 820.2-6 
 
 From the first dawnings of history to the Norman 
 conquest. 
 
 An essay contributing to a philosophy of lit- 
 erature. 1899. 803-64 
 
 Phases of thought and criticism. 1893. 
 
 804-65 
 
LITERATURE 93 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Emerson and Newman as types. — The principle 
 and ideal of thought. — The spiritual sense of 
 the Imitation, of the Divina commedia, of In 
 memoriam. 
 
 O'Connell, Daniel. 
 
 Select speeches; ed. with historical notices by 
 his son. 2 v. 1871. 825-58 
 
 O'Conor, J. F. X., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Reading and the mind, with something to 
 read. 1893. 805-69 
 
 O'Neil, J. L., Reverend. 
 
 Why, when, how and what we ought to read. 
 1893. 805-692 
 
 Ozanam, A. F. 
 
 Dante and Catholic philosophy in the 13th 
 century; tr. from the French by L. D. 
 Pychowska. 1897. 851.1-65 
 
 Fallen, C. B. 
 
 The meaning of The idylls of the king: an 
 essay in interpretation. 1904. 881 C 836 
 
 Petrarch, Francesco. 
 
 Sonnets, triumphs and other poems; tr. with 
 a biography of the poet by Thomas Camp- 
 bell. 1859. 851.2-7 
 
 Repplier, Agnes, comp. 
 
 A book of famous verse. 1892. 809-72 
 
94 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Roux, Joseph, Abbe. 
 
 Meditations of a parish priest; tr. by I. F. 
 Hapgood. 1886. 844-75 
 
 Schlegel, K. W. F. von. 
 
 Lectures on the history of Hterature, ancient 
 and modern. 1815-1896. 802-8 
 
 A comprehensive survey of the development of 
 literature from the earliest days of Greek poetry 
 to the German literature of the early 19th cen- 
 tury. 
 
 Schleiniger, Nikolaus, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The principles of eloquence; tr. by Joseph 
 Skellon. 1909. 800-772 
 
 Sigerson, George. 
 
 Bards of the Gael and Gall : examples of the 
 poetic literature of Erinn. 1897. 891.62-8 
 
 Tasso, Torquato. 
 
 Gerusalemme liberata ; ed. by Romualdo Zotti. 
 
 2 V. 1812. 851.2-89 
 
 Jerusalem delivered ; translated into English. 
 
 1868. 851.2-9 
 
 Rinaldo ; tr. by John Hoole. 1792. 851.2-91 
 
 Vaughan, L. J., Reverend. 
 
 Sermons from Shakespeare. 1909. 
 
 823.68-88 
 
ESSAYS 95 
 
 ESSAYS 
 
 Abraham, G. W. 
 
 Essays, historical, critical and political. 1868. 
 
 103 E 5 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Irish Church history. — ^Education in Ireland. — 
 German theories of Christianity and its origins. 
 — Frederick the Great. — Theory of Jesuit his- 
 tory. 
 
 Contributed principally to the Dublin Review. 
 
 Belloc, B. R. p. 
 
 In a walled garden. 1895. 146 E 5 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Dorothea Casaubon and George Eliot. — Lady 
 Georgianna FuUerton. — Dr. Manning of Bays- 
 water. 
 
 A passing world. 1897. 146 E 6 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Franklin's America. — Augusta Theodosia Drane.— 
 An English saint. 
 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 
 Hills and the sea. 1906. 146 E 7 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The North sea. — Delft. — Aries. — Carcassonne. — 
 Roncesvalles. — Autumn and the fall of leaves. — 
 The Canigou. 
 
 On everything. 1910. 146 E 87 
 
 On nothing and kindred subjects. 1909. 
 
 146 E 9 
 Partial contents: 
 
 On ignorance. — On the return of the dead. — On 
 a dog and a man also. 
 
96 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 De Vere, A. T. 
 
 Essays, chiefly on poetry. 2 v. 1887. 
 
 285 E 9 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Spenser's poetry. — Wordsworth's poetry. — Lan- 
 der's poetry. — A saint. 
 
 Farrell, Joseph, Reverend. 
 
 The lectures of a certain professor. 342 E 1 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 About day-dreams. — About books. — About suc- 
 cess. — About culture. — About life. — About char- 
 acter. 
 
 Guiney, L. I. 
 
 Goose-quill papers. 1885. 443 E 1 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 On the good repute of the apple. — Free thoughts 
 on books. — Vagabondiana. — A child in camp. — 
 On the beauty of idleness. — On the garret. 
 
 Patrins. 1897. 443 E 5 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 On the ethics of descent. — The under dog. — The 
 puppy : a portrait. — King Charles the Second. 
 
 Johnston, R. M. 
 
 Studies, literary and social ; second series. 
 
 520 E 2 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Benjamin Disraeli. — Some heroes of Charles 
 Dickens. — Characteristics of Sir Thomas More. 
 — Celebrated and common friendships. — King 
 Henry VIII. 
 
97 
 
 Kennedy, J. P. 
 
 At home and abroad. 532 E 4 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 John Smith. — Baltimore long ago. — Leaves from 
 a journal abroad in 1866. 
 
 Lilly, W. S. 
 
 Studies in religion and literature. 1904. 
 
 573 E 21 
 Contents: 
 
 What was Shakespeare's religion? — The mission 
 of Tennyson. — Walter Savage Landor. — Honore 
 de Balzac. — Lamennais, the 19th century Savon- 
 arola. — Cardinal Wiseman's life and works.— 
 The meaning of Tractarianism. — Concerning 
 ghost stories. — The theory of the ludicrous. 
 
 Meynell, A. C. T. 
 
 Ceres' runaway and other essays. 1910. 
 
 625 E 9 
 The children. 1896. 626 E 23 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Expression. — Children in burlesque. — Letters. — 
 Boy. — Real childhood. 
 
 The colour of life and other essays of things 
 seen and heard. 1896. 626 E 1 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Colour of life. — Point of biography. — At mon- 
 astery gates. — Eleonora Duse. — Eyes. 
 
 The rhythm of life and other essays. 1896. 
 
 626 E 3 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Remembrance. — Sun. — Flower. — Point of honor. — ■ 
 Holmes. — Lowell, — Rejection. — Mr. Coventry 
 Patmore's odes. — Penultimate caricature. 
 
98 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Spirit of place and other essays. 1898. 
 
 626 E 31 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Solitude. — Habits. — Shadows. 
 
 Mivart, St George. 
 
 Essays and criticisms. 2 v. 1892. 641 E 1 
 Partial contents: 
 
 V. 1 Jacobinism. — State organization. — Notes on 
 Spain. — The greyfriars. — National education. — 
 Meaning of life. — Laughter. — Why tastes differ. 
 V. 2 Descent of man. — Herbert Spencer. — Evolu- 
 tion and its consequences. — Prehistoric man. — A 
 limit to evolution. — Herman Lotze and the me- 
 chanical philosophy. — What are plants and ani- 
 mals? 
 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 
 Prose and verse, humorous, satirical and sen- 
 timental; with notes ed. by R. H. Sheperd, 
 and preface by R. H. Stoddard. 1878. 
 
 645 E 5 
 
 Patmore, C. K. D. 
 
 Principles of art. 1890. 717 E 4 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Real apprehension. — Seers, thinkers and talkers. — 
 Poetry of negation. — Keats.- — Rossetti as a poet. 
 — Emerson. — What Shelley was. 
 
 Repplier, Agnes. 
 
 Books and men. 1889. 784 E 4 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Children, past and present. — On the benefits of 
 superstition. — What children read. — Some as- 
 pects of pessimism. 
 
ESSAYS 99 
 
 Compromises. 1905. 784 E 411 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Luxury of conversation. — Gayety of life. — Mar- 
 riage in fiction. — Spinster. — French love-songs. 
 
 Essays in idleness. 1893. 784 E 43 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Agrippina. — ^The children's poets. — Leisure. — En- 
 nui. 
 
 Essays in miniature. 1892. 784 E 42 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Our friends, the books. — Conversation in novels. — 
 A short defense of villains. 
 
 A happy half-century and other essays. 1908. 
 
 784 E 438 
 Partial contents: 
 
 When Lalla Rookh was young. — The literary lady. 
 — Our accomplished great-grandmother. 
 
 In the dozy hours and other papers. 1894. 
 
 784 E 44 
 Partial contents: 
 
 In behalf of parents. — Discomforts of luxury. — 
 Passing of the essay. 
 
 Points of view. 1891. 784 E 41 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 A plea for humor. — English love songs. — Books 
 that have hindered me. — Literary shibboleths. 
 
 Varia. 1897. 784 E 8 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The eternal feminine. — Little pharisees in fictign. 
 
 Shahan, T. J., Reverend. 
 
 The house of God and other addresses and 
 studies. 1905. 819 E 2 
 
 "These essays contain rare information on Chris- 
 tian art and archaeology, the social and public 
 influence of mediaeval Catholicism, the Church's 
 
100 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 dealings with education, Catholic foreign mis- 
 sions, and the history of Ireland." — Catholic 
 World. 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 The educational value of the fine arts. — St Pat- 
 trick; an apostle of faith. — The Irish language. 
 — The music of Ireland. — Leo. XIII. 
 
 Sheehan, P. A., Canon. 
 
 Early essays and lectures. 1906. 820 E 45 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Religious instruction in intermediate schools. — 
 Irish youth and high ideals. — Limitations and 
 possibilities of Catholic literature. 
 
 Parerga: a companion volume to Under the 
 cedars and the stars. 820 E 46 
 
 Contents: 
 Autumn. — Winter. — Spring. — Summer. 
 
 Under the cedars and the stars. 1906. 
 
 820 E 47 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Platonism. — Christianity. — George Eliot. — Aris- 
 totle. — St Augustine. — Carlyle. — Dante. — 
 Goethe. — Tennyson. — St Thomas. 
 
 Spalding, J. L., Bishop. 
 
 Glimpses of truth. 1903. 844 E 11 
 
 Opportunity and other essays and addresses. 
 1900. 844 E 1 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Opportunity. — Woman and the higher education.— 
 The university a nursery of the higher life. — 
 The university and the teacher. — Goethe as edu- 
 cator. — The patriot. — Empire or republic. 
 
 Religion and art and other essays: 1905. 
 
 844 E 12 
 
101 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Religion and art. — Development of educational 
 ideas in the 19th century. — Meaning and worth 
 of education. — Physician's calling and educa- 
 tion. — Social question. 
 
 Stoddard, C. W. 
 
 Exits and entrances: a book of essays and 
 sketches. 1903. 853 E 1 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Stevenson in the South Seas. — In old Hawaii. — 
 Charles Kingsley and Westminster Abbey. — Lon- 
 don sketches. 
 
 Stone, J. M. 
 
 Studies from court and cloister ; being essays, 
 hstorical and literary, dealing mainly with 
 subjects relating to the XVIth and XVIIth 
 centuries. 1905. 853 E 14 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Margaret Tudor. — The Catholic Reformation in 
 Germany. — ^Jesuits at court. — Giordano Bruno in 
 England. — A missing page from the "Idylls of 
 the King". — The spoils of the monasteries. 
 
102 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 POETRY AND DRAMA 
 
 Banim, John. 
 
 Damon and Pythias : a play in five acts. 
 
 134 CC 92 
 
 Blake, M. E. M. 
 
 Poems. 1882. 160 C 7 
 
 Verses along the way. 1890. 160 C 71 
 
 Calderon de la Barca, Pedro. 
 
 Eight dramas ; tr. by Edward Fitzgerald. 1906. 
 
 199 C C 1 
 
 Chaucer, Geoffrey. 
 
 Poetical works ; ed. by Robert Bell. 1885. 
 
 224 C 72> 
 
 Crashaw, Richard. 
 
 Complete works; ed. by W. B. TurnbuU. 
 1858. 252 C 9 
 
 Daly, T. A. 
 
 Canzoni. 1907. 273 C 1 
 
 Carmina. 1909. 273 C 2 
 
 DeVere, A. T. 
 
 Irish odes and other poems. 1869. 286 C 6 
 May carols and hymns and poems. 1866. 
 
 286 C 4 
 Poems : selected by Lady Domville. 1904. 
 
 286 C 7 
 
POETRY AND DRAMA 103 
 
 Dorr, J. C. R. 
 
 Beyond the sunset. 1909. 292 C 2 
 
 Egan, M. F. 
 
 Songs and sonnets and other poems. 1892. 
 
 308 C 1 
 
 Faber, F. W., Reverend. 
 
 Poems. 1856. 334 C 9 
 
 Gilmore, Minnie. 
 
 Pipes from prairie-land and other places. 
 1886. 422 C 9 
 
 Griffin, Gerald. 
 
 Poetical works and Tragedy of Gisippus. 
 
 437 C 8 
 
 Guiney, L. I. 
 
 The martyr's idyl and shorter poems. 1899. 
 
 445 C 4 
 
 White sail and other poems. 1887. 445 C 1 
 
 Joyce, R. D. 
 
 Ballads of Irish chivalry ; ed. by P. W. Joyce. 
 
 1908. 518 C 48 
 
 Blanid. 1879. 518 C 5 
 
 Deirdre. 1876. 518 C 7 
 
 Leo XIII, Pope. 
 
 Poems, charades, inscriptions; with English 
 translation and notes by Rev. H. T. Henry. 
 1902. 562 C 97 
 
104 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 O'Keeffe, K. A. 
 
 A Longfellow night. 1888. 587 C 954 
 
 Short sketch of the poet's life with songs and 
 
 recitations from his works ; for the use _ of 
 
 Catholic schools and Catholic literary societies. 
 
 McGee, T. D. 
 
 Poems. 1870. 606 C 4 
 
 Mangan, J. C. 
 
 His selected poems; ed. by L. I. Guiney with 
 
 a study of the author. 1897. 610 C 2 
 
 Poems. 1859. 610 C 1 
 
 Meynell, A. C. T. 
 
 Poems. 1896. 626 C 4 
 
 Miles, G. H. 
 
 Christine. — The sleep of Mary. — Amin. 1907. 
 
 632 C 86 
 Gems ; ed. by T. E. Cox. 1901. 632 C 862 
 Said the rose and other lyrics. 1907. 
 
 632 C 89 
 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 
 Lalla Rookh : an oriental romance. 645 C 6 
 
 Poetical works, collected by himself; with 
 
 memoir. 6 v. 1856. 645 C 2 
 
 Newman, J. H., Cardinal. 
 
 Dream of Gerontius, with introduction and 
 notes by Egan. 1904. 683 C 6 
 
 Verses on various occasions. 1869. 683 C 7 
 Arranged chronologically. 
 
POETRY AND DRAMA 105 
 
 O'Brien, Cornelius, Archbishop. 
 
 Aminta: a modern life drama. 1890. 
 
 700 C 6 
 
 O'Hare, T. B. 
 
 Songs at twilight. 1898. 700 C 85 
 
 O'Reilly, J. B. 
 
 Songs from the Southern seas and other 
 
 poems. 1873. 706 C 4 
 
 Statues in the block and other poems. 1881. 
 
 706 C 5 
 
 Patmore, C. K. D. 
 
 Betrothal. (Angel in the house.) 1866. 
 
 717 C 1 
 Espousals. (Angel in the house.) 1864. 
 
 717 C2 
 Faithful forever. (Angel in the house.) 1861. 
 
 717 C 3 
 
 Florilegium amantis; ed. by Richard Garnett. 
 
 717 C 35 
 
 Poems ; with an introduction by Basil Champ- 
 
 neys. 1906. 716 C 99 
 
 Victories of love. 1862. 717 C 4 
 
 Pope, Alexander. 
 
 Complete poetical works ; ed. by H. W. Boyn- 
 ton. 1903. 741 C 612 
 
 Procter, A. A. 
 
 Poems. 1879. 746 C 1 
 
106 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Roche, J. J. 
 
 Ballads of blue water, and other poems. 
 
 790 C9 
 
 Songs and satires. 1887. 791 C 1 
 
 Ryan, A. J., Reverend. 
 
 Poems patriotic, religious, miscellaneous. 1880. 
 
 799 C 1 
 
 Sheehan, P. A., Canon. 
 
 Cithara mea : poems. 1900. 819 C 9 
 
 Southwell, Robert, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Poetical works ; ed. by W. B. Turnbull. 1856. 
 
 844 C 8 
 
 Spalding, J. L., Bishop. 
 
 God and the soul : a poem. 1902. 845 C 48 
 Songs chiefly from the German. 1904. 
 
 845 C 49 
 
 Starr, E. A. 
 
 Songs of a life-time. 1888. 849 C 4 
 
 Tabb, J. B., Reverend. 
 
 Lyrics. 1897. 871 C 12 
 
 Poems. 1894. 871 C 4 
 
 Thompson, Francis. 
 
 Selected poems. 1909. 884 C 85 
 
 With biographical note by Wilfrid Meynell. 
 
POETRY AND DRAMA 107 
 
 Tynan, Katharine. 
 
 Our Lord's coming and childhood: miracle 
 plays. 1895. 897 C 7 
 
 Walworth, C. A., Reverend. 
 
 Andiatorocte ; or, The eve of Lady day on 
 Lake George, and other poems. 1888. 
 
 922 C 5 
 
 Wiseman, N. P. S., Cardinal. 
 
 Hidden gem. — Witch of Rosenburg. 1864. 
 
 955 C3 
 
108 BOOICS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL 
 
 Barnes, A. S., Reverend. 
 
 St Peter in Rome and his tomb in tlie Vatican 
 hill. 1900. 405.6-19 
 
 In this interesting and valuable treatment of this 
 long controverted question, the author briefly 
 passes over the evidence of Scripture and of 
 ancient writers and confines himself principally 
 to the archaeological proofs of St Peter's pres- 
 ence and death in Rome. He closely follows 
 Professor Lanciani, the greatest living authority 
 on antiquities of Rome, who says "For the 
 archaeologist the presence and execution of 
 Saints Peter and Paul in Rome are facts es- 
 tablished beyond a shadow of doubt by purely 
 monumental evidence." 
 
 Bazin, Rene. 
 
 The Italians of to-day ; tr. by William March- 
 mont. 1897. 445-144 
 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 
 The historic Thames ; with coloured illustra- 
 tions by A. R. Quinton. 1907. 442.2-14 
 Path to Rome. 1902. 440.8-15 
 
 The Pyrenees. 1909. 446-182 
 
 Blake, M. E. M. 
 
 A summer holiday in Europe. 1890. 440-167 
 
 Blake, M. E. M. and Sullivan, M. F. 
 
 Mexico, picturesque, political, progressive. 
 1888. 472-155 
 
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL 109 
 
 Blunt, Anne, Lady. 
 
 Bedouin tribes of the Euphrates. 2 v. 1879. 
 
 457.7-16 
 With an account of the Arabs and their horses. 
 
 A pilgrimage to Nejd, the cradle of the Arab 
 race. — Our Persian campaign. 2 v. 1881. 
 
 459.8-2 
 
 Butler, Sir W. F. 
 
 Great lone land: Northwest America. 1873. 
 
 471-2 
 
 Wild North land. 1874. 471.1-2 
 
 A story of a winter journey, with dogs, across 
 Northern North America. 
 
 Carmichael, Montgomery. 
 
 In Tuscany. 1901. 445.5-22 
 
 Tuscan towns, Tuscan types and the Tuscan 
 tongue. 
 
 Condon, E. O'M. 
 
 Irish race in America. 1887. 473.31-3 
 
 Conrad, Joseph. 
 
 The mirror of the sea. 1906. 437-245 
 
 Crawford, F. M. 
 
 Constantinople. 1895. 449.61-25 
 
 Crevecoeur, J. H. de. 
 
 Letters from an American farmer. 1904. 
 
 473-244 
 
 Dahlgren, M. V. 
 
 South sea sketches. 1881. 480-27 
 
110 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Davitt, Michael. 
 
 Life and progress in Australasia. 1897. 
 
 493-32 
 
 De Costa, B. F. 
 
 Rambles in Mount Desert; with sketches of 
 travel on the New England coast. 1871. 
 
 474.11-3 
 
 Dewar, J. C. 
 
 Voyage of the Nyanza. 1892. 437.4-42 
 
 Dobrizhoffer, Martin, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 An account of the Abipones, an equestrian 
 people of Paraguay; tr. from the Latin. 
 3 V. 1822. 489-285 
 
 The translator is not a Catholic; he has omitted 
 the author's refutations of the malignant cal- 
 umnies respecting the Jesuits in Paraguay. 
 
 Domenech, E. H. D., Abhe. 
 
 Seven years' residence in the great deserts of 
 North America, v. 1. 1860. 478-32 
 
 Donnelly, Ignatius. 
 
 Atlantis: the ante-diluvian world. 1882. 
 
 400-3 
 
 Dorr, J. C. R. 
 
 Bermuda; an idyl of the summer islands. 
 1884. • 472.99-3 
 
 A cathedral pilgrimage. 1896. 442-283 
 
 Travels in England. 
 
 The flower of England's face. 1895. 
 
 442-282 
 
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL 111 
 
 Fraser, M. C. 
 
 Letters from Japan: a record of modern life 
 in the island empire. 2 v. 1899. 452-395 
 
 Harris, M. C. 
 
 A corner of Spain. 1898. 446-465 
 
 Harrison, A. H. 
 
 In search of a polar continent, 1905-07. 1908. 
 
 471.211-45 
 
 Hassard, J. R. G., Reverend. 
 
 A Pickwickian pilgrimage. 1881. 442-44 
 
 Herbert, M. E., Lady. 
 
 Cradle lands. 1869. 458-46 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Alexandria. — Cairo. — Jerusalem. — Bethlehem. — 
 Nazareth. — Damascus and Lebanon. 
 
 Impressions of Spain. 1869. 446-49 
 
 Hue, E. R., Abbe. 
 
 Journey through the Chinese empire. 2 v. 
 
 1856. 451-49 
 
 Recollections of a journey through Tartary, 
 
 Thibet and China during the years 1844-6. 
 
 2v. 1852. 451-5 
 
 Kavanagh, Julia. 
 
 Summer and winter in the two SiciHes. 1858. 
 
 445.7-5 
 
112 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Keane, J. F. 
 
 Journey to Medinah. 1881. 459-5 
 
 Describes a pilgrimage to Medinah performed by 
 the author disguised as a Mohammedan. 
 
 Six months in Meccah. 1881. 459.2-5 
 
 The Mohammedan pilgrimage to Mecca accom- 
 plished by an Englishman professing Moham- 
 medanism. 
 
 Klein, Felix, Abbe. 
 
 An American student in France. 1908. 
 
 444-52 
 
 In the land of the strenuous life. 1905. 
 
 473-542 
 
 Lanciani, R. A. 
 
 Ancient Rome in the light of recent discovery. 
 1888. 405.6-5 
 
 The destruction of ancient Rome ; a sketch of 
 the history of the monuments. 1899. 
 
 405.6-512 
 New tales of old Rome. 1901. 405.6-513 
 
 Pagan and Christian Rome. 1892. 405.6-51 
 
 The ruins and excavations of ancient Rome. 
 1897. 405.6-52 
 
 Wanderings in the Roman campagna. 1909. 
 
 405.6-523 
 
 Lathrop, G. P. 
 
 Spanish vistas. 1883. 446-55 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 
 Charing Cross to St Paul's. 1893. 442.1-53 
 
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL 113 
 
 McGee, T. D. 
 
 History of the Irish settlers in North America 
 from the earliest period to 1850. 1852. 
 
 473.31-5 
 
 McMahon, William, Reverend. 
 
 A journey with the sun around the world. 
 1900. 438-575 
 
 Maguire, J. F. 
 
 The Irish in America. 1869. 473.31-6 
 
 Mathew, Frank. 
 
 Ireland ; illustrated in colors by F. S. Walker. 
 1905. 441.5-612 
 
 Molloy, J. S. 
 
 Our autumn holiday on French rivers. 1879. 
 
 444.2-6 
 
 Partial contents: 
 Boulogne. — Amiens. — Florence. — Rouen. — Fon- 
 tainebleau. 
 
 Mulhall, M. M. 
 
 Between the Amazon and the Andes. 1881. 
 
 480-65 
 
 Travels in the Pampas, Gran Chaco, Paraguay and 
 Matto Grosso. 
 
 Nadaillac, J. F. A. du P. Marquis de. 
 
 Manners and monuments of prehistoric peo- 
 ples ; tr. by N. Bell. 1892. 400-62 
 
 Prehistoric America; tr. by N. Bell. 1884. 
 
 407-7 
 
114 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Man and the mastoden. — Mound builders. — Pot- 
 tery, weapons and ornaments. — Clifif dwellers. — 
 People of Central America. — Peru. — Origin of 
 man in America. 
 Prehistoric Americans. (Catholic summer 
 and winter school library.) 1896. 407-71 
 
 Contents: 
 The mound builders. — The cliff dwellers. 
 
 Neligan, W. H., Reverend. 
 
 Rome: its churches, its charities and its 
 schools. 1858. 445.6-6 
 
 Nixon, M. F. 
 
 With a pessimist in Spain. 1897. 446-64 
 
 Nunez, Alvaro. 
 
 The journey of Alvar Nuiiez Cabeza de Vaca 
 and his companions from Florida to the 
 Pacific in 1528-36; tr. by A. F. Bandelier. 
 1905. 470-697 
 
 "The original narrative of the first white man to 
 cross North America." The translator is not a 
 Catholic. 
 
 Polo, Marco. 
 
 Travels; ed. by T. Wright. 1854. 450-7 
 
 Stoddard, C. W. 
 
 The island of tranquil delights: a South Sea 
 idyl and others. 1904. 496-821 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Plantation days. — A bungalow "bee." — Absent be- 
 yond seas.— Kane-Aloha.— On the reef.— The 
 palaoa. 
 
 Mashallah! a flight into Egypt. 1881. 
 
 462-88 
 
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL 115 
 
 Over the Rocky mountains to Alaska. 1899. 
 
 479.8-845 
 South Sea idyls. 1873. 496-82 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Chumming with a savage. — ^A fete-day in Tahiti, — 
 Kahele. — A canoe-cruise in the coral sea. 
 
 Summer cruising in the South Seas. 1881. 
 
 496-82 
 Same as South Sea idyls. 
 
 Tynan, Katharine. 
 
 Ireland. 1909. 441.5-89 
 
 Vetromile, Eugene, Reverend. 
 
 Travels in Europe, Egypt, Arabia Petraea, 
 Palestine and Syria. 1871. 440-922 
 
 The author was Apostolic missionary in 1869. 
 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 
 The cities of Northern Italy. 1901. 445-96 
 
 Windle, B. C. A. 
 
 Shakespeare's country; illustrated by E. H. 
 New. 1899. 442.48-94 
 
 The Wessex of Thomas Hardy. 1901. 
 
 442.3-93 
 
116 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 HISTORY 
 
 Acton, J. E. E. Dalberg- Baron Acton. 
 
 Historical essays and studies ; ed. by J. N. 
 
 Figgis and R. U. Laurence. 1907. 902-105 
 
 The history of freedom and other essays; ed. 
 
 by J. N. Figgis and R. U. Laurence. 1907. 
 
 902-106 
 
 Aloysius, Sister Mary. 
 
 Memoirs of the Crimea. 1897. 947.5-18 
 
 Barri, Giraldus de. 
 
 Historical works, containing the topography 
 of Ireland and the history of the conquest 
 of Ireland, tr. by T. Forester ; the itinerary 
 through Wales and the description of 
 Wales, tr. by R. C. Hoare: ed. by T. 
 Wright. 1863. 930.9-4 
 
 Barry, W. F., Reverend. 
 
 The papal monarchy; from St Gregory the 
 Great to Boniface VIII, (590-1303). 1902. 
 
 945.6-14 
 
 Bazan, E. P. 
 
 Russia, its people and its literature; tr. from 
 the Spanish by F. H. Gardiner. 1890. 
 
 947-13 
 
 Bede, the Venerable. 
 
 Ecclesiastical history of England, also the 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Chronicle; ed. by J. A. Giles. 
 
 1871. 930.9-2 
 
117 
 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 
 Paris. 1907. 944.036-15 
 
 Biart, Lucien. 
 
 Aztecs: their history, manners, and customs; 
 tr. by T. L. Garner. 1887. 990.1-2 
 
 Bourke, J. G. 
 
 On the border with Crook. 1891. 970.7-21 
 
 Burke, S. H. 
 
 Historical portraits of the Tudor dynasty and 
 the Reformation period. 2 v. 1880. 
 
 935-2 
 
 Burke, T. N., Reverend. 
 
 Ireland's case stated in reply to Mr Froude, 
 1883. 941-2 
 
 Butler, W. A. T. 
 
 Campaign of the Cataracts: being a personal 
 narrative of the great Nile expedition of 
 1884-85. 1887. 962.6-2 
 
 Butler, W. T. A. 
 
 The Lombard Communes: a history of the 
 republic of North Italy. 1906. '945.2-19 
 
 Crawford, F. M. 
 
 Ave Roma immortalis: studies from the 
 
 chronicles of Rome. 2 v. 1898. 945.6-3 
 Rulers of the South: Sicily, Calabria, Malta. 
 
 2 v. 1900. 945.8-25 
 
118 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Salve Venetia: gleanings from Venetian his- 
 tory. 2v. 1905. 945.3-264. 
 
 Curtin, Jeremiah. 
 
 The Mongols ; a history. 1908. 951.7-26 
 
 The Mongols in Russia. 1908. 951.7-261 
 
 Davies, E. Wyatt- 
 
 History of England. 1903. 930-33 
 
 Covers the period from 55 B. C. to the accession 
 of King Edward VII, 1901. 
 
 Davitt, Michael. 
 
 The Boer fight for freedom. 1902. 968.2-274 
 The fall of feudalism in Ireland. 1904. 
 
 941.8-23 
 The story of the Land League revolution. 
 Within the pale. 1903. 947.07-27 
 
 The story of Anti-Semitic persecutions in Russia. 
 Contents: 
 
 The Kishiner massacre, 1903. — Jews in Russia. 
 
 De Costa, B. F. 
 
 Pre-Columbian discovery of America by the 
 Northmen. 1868. 970-3 
 
 De Roo, P., Reverend. 
 
 America before Columbus : according to docu- 
 ments and approved authors. 2 v. 1900. 
 
 970-31 
 Contents: 
 V. 1 American aborigines. 
 V. 2 European immigrants. 
 
119 
 
 Dougherty, A. G. and Dionne, N. E. 
 
 Quebec under two flags : a brief history of the 
 city. 1903. 971.41-28 
 
 All relating to the Catholic religion in Quebec 
 was written by Dionne who is a Catholic. 
 
 Duffy, C. G. 
 
 Four years of Irish history, 1845-1849. 
 
 941.8-31 
 
 Young Ireland: fragment of Irish history, 
 
 1840-1850. 1881. 941.8-3 
 
 Dumesnil, Abbe. 
 
 Recollections of the reign of terror; tr. by 
 J. C. Brogan. 1885. 944.44-2 
 
 Durantaye, Morel de la. 
 
 Visit to the home of Evangeline. 1892. 
 
 971.6 
 
 Finerty, J. F. 
 
 Ireland : the people's history of Ireland. 2 v. 
 
 1905. 941-34 
 
 War-path and bivouac; or. The conquest of 
 
 the Sioux. 1890. 970.7-34 
 
 Fitzpatrick, Sir J. P. 
 
 The Transvaal from within: a private record 
 of public affairs. 1899. 968.2-3.'5 
 
 Fitzpatrick, W. J. 
 
 Secret service under Pitt. 1892- 941.7-349 
 
 "The sham squire" and the reformers of 179R 
 
 1866. 941.7-35 
 
120 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Formby, Henry, Reverend. 
 
 Ancient Rome and its connection with the 
 
 Christian religion. 1880. 919-37 
 
 An outline of the history of the city from its 
 
 foundation, B. C. 753, to the erection of the 
 
 chair of St Peter, A. D. 42-47. 
 
 Froissart, Jean. 
 
 Chronicles of England, France, Spain and ad- 
 joining countries; translation from the 
 French by Thomas Johnes to which are pre- 
 fixed a life of the author, an essay on his 
 works and a criticism on his history. 2 v. 
 1889. 924-401 
 
 Froissart in Britain ; tr. by Henry Newbolt. 
 1900. 924-4112 
 
 Gardner, E. G. 
 
 The story of Florence. 1900. 945.5-41 
 
 The story of Siena and San Gimignano. 1902. 
 
 945.52-4 
 
 Gayarre, C. A. 
 
 History of Louisiana. 4 v. 1866. 985-3 
 
 Gazeau, Francis, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Ancient history. 1877. 910-43 
 History of Rome. 1878. 919-38 
 History of the Middle Ages. 1878. 921-348 
 Modern history, from the fall of Constanti- 
 nople to the present day. 1880. 925-46 
 
 Gerard, John, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 What was the gunpowder plot ? 1897. 
 
 936.1-44 
 
121 
 
 Gilbert, J. T. 
 
 History of the Viceroys of Ireland; with 
 notices of the castle of Dublin, and its chief 
 occupants in former times. 1865. 941-35 
 
 Guers, Eugene, Canon. 
 
 How French soldiers fared in German pris- 
 ons: being the reminiscences of a French 
 army chaplain during the Franco-German 
 war. 944.8-42 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 Georgia from the invasion of De Soto to 
 recent times. 9848-4 
 
 Healy, T. M. 
 
 A word for Ireland. 1886. 941.03-4 
 
 Herbermann, C. G. 
 
 Business life in ancient Rome. 1880. 
 
 919.06-45 
 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L. Baron. 
 
 France and Italy; tr. by E. G. Martin. 1899. 
 
 944.73-81 
 
 Revolution of 1848; tr. by E. G. Martin. 
 
 1895. 944.71-8 
 
 Janssen, Johannes. 
 
 History of the German people at the close of 
 the Middle Ages; tr. from the German by 
 M. A. Mitchell and A. W. Christie. 14 v. 
 1906. 943.3-52 
 
 Joyce, P. W. 
 
 A concise history of Ireland. 1897. 941-448 
 Formerly published as A child's history of Ire- 
 land. 
 
122 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Outlines of the history of Ireland from the 
 earliest times to 1905. 1905. 941-452 
 
 Short history of Ireland from earliest times 
 to 1608. 1893. 941-45 
 
 A smaller social history of ancient Ireland. 
 1906. 941.1-511 
 
 Social history of ancient Ireland. 2 v. 1903. 
 
 941.1-51 
 Story of ancient Irish civilization. 1907. 
 
 941.1-512 
 
 An abridgment of his Smaller social history of 
 ancient Ireland. 
 
 Kavanagh, P. F. Reverend. 
 
 A popular history of the Insurrection of 1798. 
 1884. 941.7-5 
 
 Keating, Geofifrey, Reverend. 
 
 History of Ireland from the earliest period 
 to the English invasion; tr. from the orig- 
 inal Gaelic and annotated by John 
 O'Mahony. 1866. 941-5 
 
 Lamartine, A. M. de. 
 
 History of the Girondists, or. Memoirs of the 
 French revolution ; tr. by H. T. Ryde. 1854. 
 
 944.4-57 
 History of the restoration of the monarchy in 
 France ; tr. by Capt. Rafter. 4 v. 1854. 
 
 944.6-5 
 History of Turkey. 3 v. 1855. 949.6-5 
 
 Past, present and future of the republic. 1855. 
 
 944.7-5 
 
HISTORY 123 
 
 Lanciani, R. A. 
 
 The golden days of the Renaissance in Rome, 
 from the pontificate of Julius II to that of 
 Paul III. 1906. 945.6-5 
 
 Lawler, T. B. 
 
 Essentials of American history. 1902. 
 
 973-55 
 
 Lee, F. G.,Reverend. 
 
 King Edward the Sixth, supreme head. 1886. 
 
 935.3-56 
 
 Lilly, W. S. 
 
 Chapters on European history; with an intro- 
 ductory dialogue on the philosophy of his- 
 tory. 2v. 1886. 920.4-5 
 Contents: 
 
 V. 1 What can history teach us ? — Christian revo- 
 lution. — Turning point of the Middle Ages. — 
 Mediaeval spiritualism. — Renaissance and lib- 
 erty. 
 
 V. 2 Prophet of the Renaissance. — Eighteenth 
 century. — Principles of '89. — Age of Balzac. 
 
 Christianity and modern civilization; being 
 some chapters in European history. 1903. 
 
 920-56 
 
 Historical essays. "The best of them is that on 
 
 the pontificate of Gregory VII, 'The turning 
 
 point of the Middle Ages.' Mr Lilly is an able 
 
 apologist for the Church." — Catholic World. 
 
124 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Renaissance types. 1901. 926-56 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The genesis of the Renaissance. — Michael Angelo, 
 the artist. — Erasmus, the man of letters. — ■ 
 Reuchlin, the savant. — ^Luther, the revolutionist. 
 — More, the saint. — The results of the Renais- 
 sance. 
 
 Lingard, John. 
 
 History of England; abr. with continuation 
 from 1688 to reign of Queen Victoria, by 
 Burke. 1873. 930-611 
 
 History of England from the invasion of the 
 Romans to the accession of William and 
 Mary. 13 v. 930-61 
 
 History of England to Edward VIH, abr. by 
 H. N. Birt; preface by Abbot Gasquet. 
 1906. 930-6111 
 
 "The great Catholic authority on the history of 
 England. It covers about the same period as 
 the work of Hume but is written with far 
 more historical learning and care." — C. K. 
 Adams, Manual of historical literature. 
 
 McCarthy, J. H. 
 
 England under Gladstone 1880-85. 1885. 
 
 938-57 
 The French revolution. 2 v. 1898. 944.4-61 
 Hours with eminent Irishmen and a glimpse 
 
 of Irish history. 1886. 941-54 
 
 Ireland since the Union: sketches of Irish 
 
 history, 1798-1886. 1887. 941.8-48 
 
 Ireland's cause in England's parliament ; with 
 
 preface by J. B. O'Reilly. 1888. 941.8-49 
 
 Short history of the United States. 1898. 
 
 973-599 
 
HISTORY 125 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 
 Epoch of reform, 1830-50. 937.5-6 
 
 History of our own times. 5 v. 1905. 
 
 938-561 
 
 From the accession of Queen Victoria to the 
 accession of King Edward VII. 
 
 Ireland and her Story. 1903. 941-541 
 
 The reign of Queen Anne. 2 v. 1902. 
 
 936.9-58 
 
 Short history of our own times. 1884. 
 
 938-55 
 From the accession of Queen Victoria in 1837 to 
 
 1880. 
 This contains, in a condensed form, the matter 
 that is in v. 1-2 of his History of our own 
 times. 
 Story of the people of England in the 19th 
 tury. 2 V. 1899. 938-562 
 
 Contents: 
 V. 1 1800-1835. 
 V. 2 1832-1898. 
 
 MacGeoghegan, James, Reverend. 
 
 History of Ireland, ancient and modern; tr. 
 by P. 0'Kelly,1848. 941-56 
 
 History of Ireland ; with a continuation from 
 the treaty of Limerick to the present time, 
 by John Mitchel. 2 v. 941-562 
 
 MacHale, John, Reverend, ed. 
 
 Ballad history of Ireland. 1906. 941-564 
 
 Meehan, C. P., Reverend. 
 
 The confederation of Kilkenny. 1873 
 
 941.6-62 
 
126 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 
 History of Ireland. 2 v. 1846. 941-565 
 
 Contents: 
 
 V. 1 From the earliest period to the great ex- 
 pedition against Scotland in 1S4S. 
 V. 2 From 1546 to 1640. 
 
 More, Sir Thomas. 
 
 England under Richard III. Bound with Mil- 
 ton's Early Britain. 1870. 930.6-6 
 
 Morris, W. O. 
 
 Ireland, 1494-1868. 1895. 941-575 
 
 Mulhall, M. G. 
 
 Fifty years of national progress, 1837-87. 
 
 938-62 
 
 Nolan, A. M. 
 
 A history of Ireland for parochial schools. 
 1905. 941-585 
 
 O'Brien, Henry. 
 
 Phoenician Ireland. 941.1-68 
 
 O'Brien, R. B. ed. 
 
 Ireland. (Children's study.) 1897. 941-59 
 
 O'Callaghan, E. B. 
 
 History of the New Netherlands; or. New 
 York under the Dutch. 2 v. 1855. 983-6 
 
127 
 
 O'Callaghan, J. C. 
 
 Irish brigades in the service of France, from 
 the revolution in Great Britain and Ireland 
 under James II to the revolution in France 
 under Louis XVI. 944.3-7 
 
 O'Clery, P. K. (pseud. The O'Clery.) 
 The making of Italy 1856-1870. 1892. 
 
 945.08-65 
 
 O'Connor, T. P. 
 
 Parnell movement; with a sketch of Irish 
 parties from 1843 to 1885. 1886. 
 
 941.8-6 
 Who ought to win ; Oom Paul or Queen Vic- 
 toria: a history of the Dutch-English set- 
 tlement in South Africa. 1900. 968.2-77 
 
 O'Connor, T. P., and McWade, R. M. 
 
 Gladstone — Parnell and the great Irish strug- 
 gle. 1886. 941.8-59 
 
 Ohrwalder, Joseph, Reverend. 
 
 Ten years' captivity in the Mahdi's camp, 
 1882-1892; ed. by Wingate. 1892. 
 
 962.6-59 
 From original manuscripts, written in German, 
 translated by Cudzi, a Syrian, and rewritten by 
 the editor. 
 
 Ozanam, A. F. 
 
 History of civilization in the fifth century; 
 tr. by A. C. Glyn. 2 v. 1868. 922-6 
 
128 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 "The whole idea of ray book will be to show how 
 Christianity availed to evoke from the ruins of 
 Rome, and the hordes encamped there upon, a 
 new society which was capable of holding 
 truth, doing good, and finding the true idea of 
 beauty." — Preface. 
 
 Page, J. M. and Haley, M. J. 
 
 The true story of Andersonville prison. 1908. 
 
 980.2-695 
 
 Paris, L. P., Comte de. 
 
 History of the Civil war in America; ed. by 
 Henry Coppee and J. P. Nicholson. 4 v. 
 1888. 978.1-7 
 
 Parsons, Reuben, Reverend. 
 
 Some lies and errors of history. 1893. 
 
 902-61 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Galileo. — The Inquisition. — Richelieu. — Massacre 
 of St Bartholomew's day. 
 
 Repplier, Agnes. 
 
 Philadelphia ; the place and the people. 1898. 
 
 982.81-78 
 
 Robertson, J. B. 
 
 Lectures on some subjects of modern history 
 
 and biography. 1864. 904-7 
 
 Delivered at the Catholic University of Ireland, 
 1860-1864. 
 
 Contents: 
 
 History of Spain in the 18th century. — Life, writ- 
 ings and times of M. de Chateaubriand. — Two 
 lectures on the secret societies of modern times. 
 
129 
 
 Roche, J. J. 
 
 Story of the Filibusters; to which is added 
 The life of Colonel David Crockett. 
 
 991.5-75 
 
 Russell, W. T., Reverend. 
 
 Maryland ; the land of sanctuary. 1907. 
 
 984.2-78 
 
 A history of religious toleration in Maryland from 
 the first settlement until the American Revolu- 
 tion. 
 
 Savage, John. 
 
 '98 and '48: revolutionary history and litera- 
 ture of Ireland. 1882. 941.7-7 
 
 Scharf, J. T. 
 
 History of the Confederate States' navy from 
 its organization to the surrender of its last 
 vessel. 1887. 981.5-76 
 
 Schlegel, K. W. F. von. 
 
 Course of lectures on modern history; tr. by 
 L. Purcell and R. H. Whitelock. 1862. 
 
 920.4-7 
 
 To which are added essays on the beginnings of 
 history and on Caesar and Alexander. 
 
 Philosophy of history; tr. by J. B. Robertson. 
 1873. 901-75 
 
 A course of lectures delivered at Vienna. 
 
 Shahan, T. J., Reverend. 
 
 The Middle Ages: sketches and fragments. 
 1904. 921-69 
 
130 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Shea, J. G. 
 
 A child's history of the United States. 2 v. 
 1872. 973-838. 
 
 Discovery and explorations of the Mississippi 
 valley ; with the original narratives of Mar- 
 quette, AUouez, Membre, Hennepin, and 
 Douay. 1852. 987-84 
 
 General history of modern Europe, from the 
 beginning of the sixteenth century to the 
 Council of the Vatican. 1870. 925-7 
 
 Smith, Ernest Gilliat- 
 
 The story of Bruges. 1901. 942.4-85 
 
 The story of Brussels. 1906. 942.41-85 
 
 Sullivan, A. M. 
 
 New Ireland: political sketches and personal 
 reminiscences of thirty years of Irish public 
 life. 1883. 941.8-79 
 
 The history of Ireland during the 19th century to 
 1882. 
 
 The story of Ireland: a narrative of Irish 
 history, from the earliest ages to the insur- 
 rection of 1867, continued to the present 
 time by James Luby. 1885. 941-7 
 
 Sullivan, M. F. 
 
 Ireland of to-day: the causes and aims of 
 Irish agitation. 941.8-8 
 
 Thebaud, A. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Irish race in the past and present. 1873. 
 
 941-8 
 
HISTORY 131 
 
 Tocqueville, Alexis de. 
 
 The old regime and the Revolution ; tr. by J. 
 Bonner. 1856. 944.3-84 
 
 Villebois-Mareuil, Georges de, Count. 
 
 War notes : diary from November 24, 1899, to 
 March 7, 1900; authorized translation by 
 Frederic Lees. 1901. 968.2-92 
 
 The South African war. 
 
 Walsh, J. J. 
 
 The thirteenth, greatest of centuries. 1907. 
 
 924-9 
 Partial contents: 
 Universities and preparatory schools. — The book 
 of the arts and popular education. — Arts and 
 crafts. — Libraries. — Literature. — Saint Francis 
 of Assisi. — Aquinas. — Louis IX. — Dante. — 
 Women. — Hospitals. 
 
 William of Malmesbury. 
 
 Chronicle of the kings of England; ed. by 
 J. A. Giles. 1847. 930.9-9 
 
 Windle, B. C. A. 
 
 Life in early Britain. 1897. 931-93 
 
 An account of the early inhabitants of this island 
 and the memorials which they have left. 
 
!32 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 BIOGRAPHY 
 
 COLLECTIVE BIOGRAPHY 
 
 Anderdon, W. H., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Evenings with the saints. 1883. 414-23 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 St Genovefa. — St Francis of Paula. — St Margar- 
 et. — St Anthony. — St Helena. 
 
 Brennan, M. S., Reverend. 
 
 What Catholics have done for science. 1887. 
 
 416-19 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Copernicus. — Galileo. — Catholic astronomers. — 
 Columbus. — Magellan. — Mathematicians. — 
 Galvani and Volta.^Lavoisier. 
 
 Burke, Sir J. B. 
 
 Family romance ; or, Episodes in the domestic 
 annals of the aristocracy. 2 v. 1853. 
 
 411-218 
 Vicissitudes of families. 2 v. 1869. 419.2-2 
 
 Butler, Alban, Reverend. 
 
 Lives of the fathers, martyrs and other prin- 
 cipal saints. 12 V. 1895. 414-268 
 Compiled from original records. 
 
 Lives of women saints; selected and ed. by 
 Monsignor Goddard. 1887. 414-27 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 St Agnes.— St Brigid.— St Catherine.— St Eliza- 
 beth. — St Isabel. 
 
BIOGRAPHY 133 
 
 Camm, Dom Bede, ed. 
 
 Lives of the English martyrs. 2 v. 1904. 
 
 414.2-21 
 
 Contents: 
 
 V. 1 Martyrs under Henry VIII. 
 V. 2 Martyrs under Queen Elizabeth. 
 Written by Fathers of the Oratory, of the Secu- 
 lar clergy and of the Society of Jesus. 
 
 Campbell, T. J., Reverend., S. J. 
 
 Pioneer priests of North America, 1642-1710. 
 2 V. 1908-1910. 414.2-22 
 
 Sketches of the pioneer priests who labored with 
 the Iroquois Indians and with the Hurons. 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 V. 1. Jogues. — Bressani. — Poncet. — La Moyne. — 
 Chaumonot. — Menard. — Bruyas. — Lamber- 
 ville. — Raffeix. — Garnier. 
 V. 2. John de Brebeuf. — Charles Lalemant. — 
 Jerome Lalemant. — Gabriel Lalemant. 
 
 Delehaye, H., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The legends of the saints: an introdtiction to 
 hagiography ; tr. by V. M. Crawford. 1907. 
 
 414-33 
 
 "The purpose of this book is to show the appli- 
 cation of the ordinary rules and methods of his- 
 torical criticism to our hagiographical literature 
 in order to . . separate from the authentic 
 lives and other records of the saints, a vast 
 mass of spurious stories, baseless legends and 
 pious inventions, that, in the course of ages, 
 have obtained currency, only to depreciate the 
 value of the genuine histories which we pos- 
 sess." — Catholic World. 
 
 Grant, James. 
 
 The cavaliers of fortune; or, British heroes 
 in foreign wars. 1858. 410-53 
 
134 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Guiney, L. I. 
 
 A little English gallery. 1894. 418.2-43 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Lady Danvers. — Henry Vaughan. — ^William Haz- 
 litt. 
 
 Herbert, M. E., Lady, tr. 
 
 Wives and mothers in the olden time. 1876. 
 
 413-486 
 
 Contents: 
 
 St Paula. — St Olympias. 
 
 Horgan, J. J. 
 
 Great Catholic laymen. 1905. 410-581 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Andreas Hofer. — Garcia Moreno. — Frederic 
 Ozanam. — Montalembert. — Frederick Lucas. — 
 Windthorst. — Louis Pasteur. — Daniel O'Connell 
 
 Imbert de Saint Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 
 Women of the Valois court; tr. by E. G. 
 Martin. 1893. 410.51-8 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Marguerite of Angouleme. — Catherine de Medici. 
 — Mary Stuart. 
 
 Kavanagh, Julia. 
 
 English women of letters. 1862. 418.2-5 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Madame D'Arblay. — Mrs Radcliffe. — Miss Edge- 
 worth. — Miss Austen. — Lady Morgan. 
 
 French women of letters. 1862. 418.4-5 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Mile, de Gournay. — M. de Scudery. — Madame de 
 La Fayette. — Madame de Genlis. — Madame de 
 Stael. 
 
BIOGRAPHY 13S 
 
 Women of Christianity, exemplary for acts of 
 piety and charity. 1866. 413-55 
 
 Contents: 
 The Roman empire. — The Middle Ages. — The 
 seventeenth century. — The eighteenth, and nine- 
 teenth centuries. 
 
 Kelly, B. W. 
 
 Some great Catholics of church and state. 
 
 414.2-52 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Camoens. — Fenelon. — O'Connell. — Manzoni. 
 — Brownson. — Manning. — Patmore. — New- 
 man. — Moreno. 
 
 Lamartine, Alphonse, de. 
 
 Memoirs of celebrated characters. 3 v. 1856. 
 
 410-63 
 Contents: 
 V. 1. Nelson. — Heloise. — Columbus. — Palissy. — 
 
 Roostam. — Cicero. 
 V. 2. Socrates. — Jacquard. — Joan of Arc. — Crom- 
 well. — Homer. — Gutenberg. — Fenelon. 
 V. 3 William Tell.— Mme. de Sevigne.— Milton. 
 — Antar. — Bossuet. 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 
 British political portraits. 1903. 411-724 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Arthur Balfour. — Lord Salisbury. — Joseph Cham- 
 berlain. 
 
 Modern leaders: a series of biographical 
 sketches. 1872. 410.4-6 
 
136 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Queen Victoria. — Louis Napoleon. — Empress Eu- 
 genie. — Victor Emmanuel. — Thiers. — English 
 positivists. — George Eliot. — George Sand. — The 
 two Newmans. — Archbishop Manning. — Rus- 
 kin. — Kingsley. — Froude. — Science and ortho- 
 doxy in England. 
 
 Portraits of the sixties. 1903. 411-726 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Charles Dickens.— W. M. Thackeray. — Thomas 
 Carlyle. — Alfred Tennyson. — Ruskin and the 
 Pre-Raphaelites. 
 
 Reminiscences. 2 v. 1899. 410-675 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Cardinal Manning. — Gladstone. — Parnell. — 
 Froude. 
 
 McCarthy, Justin and J. H. 
 
 History of the four Georges and of William 
 IV. 4v. 1901. 411.11-6 
 
 Meehan, C. P., Reverend. 
 
 Fate and fortunes of Hugh O'Neil, Earl of 
 Tyrone, and Rory O'Donel, Earl of Tyr- 
 connel : their flight from Ireland, their vicis- 
 situdes abroad and their death in exile. 
 
 411.3-6 
 
 O'Connor, T. P., ed. 
 
 In the days of my youth ; containing the auto- 
 biographies of 34 well-known men and 
 women of to-day. 1901. 411-775 
 
 Contents: 
 
 The stage.— Music— Literature.— Art. — Politics.— 
 General. 
 
BIOGRAPHY 137 
 
 O'Mahoney, K. A. O. 
 
 Famous Irishwomen. 1907. 413-595 
 
 O'Reilly, Myles, ed. 
 
 Irish martyrs and confessors. 1869. 414.2-65 
 Memorials of those who suffered for the Catholic 
 faith in Ireland in the 16th, 17th and 18th cen- 
 turies, 
 
 Saint Patrick. — Saint Bridget. — Saint Columba. 
 1863. 414.3-7 
 
 Vasari, Giorgio. 
 
 Lives of the most eminent painters, sculptors 
 and architects : tr. from the Italian and ed. 
 by Mrs Jonathan Foster. 5 v. 1890. 
 
 417.5-9 
 
 Walsh, J. J. 
 
 Catholic churchmen in science; ser. 1. 1906. 
 
 416-86 
 
 Sketches of the lives of Catholic ecclesiastics who 
 were among the great founders in science. 
 
 Contents: 
 The supposed opposition of science and religion. 
 — Copernicus and his times. — Basil Valentine: 
 founder of modern chemistry. — Linacre: 
 scholar, physician, priest. — Father Kircher, S.J. : 
 scientist, orientalist and collector. — Bishop 
 Stenson : anatomist and father of geology. — 
 Abbe Haiiy : father of chrystallography. — Abbot 
 Mendel : a new outlook in heredity. 
 
 Catholic churchmen in science; ser. 2. 1909. 
 
 416-861 
 
138 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 Albertus Magnus. — John XXI. — Guy de Chauliac: 
 father of modern surgery. — The Jesuit as- 
 tronomers. 
 
 Makers of modern medicine. 1907. 416.7-8 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Morgani. — Avenbrugger. — Jenner. — Galvani. 
 — Leannec. — The Irish school of medicine. — 
 Miiller. — Schwann. — Claude Bernard. — Pasteur 
 — O'Dwyer. 
 
 Ward, W. P. 
 
 Ten personal studies. 1908. 410-9674 
 
 Partial contents: 
 
 A. J. Balfour. — R. H. Hutton. — Henry Sidgwick. 
 —Lord Lytton.— Father I. Ryder.— Leo XIII.— 
 Cardinals Wiseman, Manning and Newman. 
 
 Wiseman, N. P. S., Cardinal. 
 
 Recollections of the last four Popes and of 
 Rome in their times. 414.2-94 
 
 Contents: 
 
 Pius the seventh. — Leo the twelfth. — Pius thr 
 eighth.-^Gregory the sixteenth. 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 139 
 
 INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 
 
 A Beckett, Arthur William. 
 
 Recollections of a humourist, grave and gay. 
 1907. 103 Bl 
 
 Acton, J. E. E. Dalberg- Baron Acton. 
 
 Lord Acton and his circle ; ed. by Abbot Gas- 
 quet. 1906. 105 B 1 
 
 Ambrose, Saint. 
 
 Broglie, Albert Due de. 
 
 Saint Ambrose; tr. by Margaret Maitland, 
 with preface by Father Tyrrell. 1899. (The 
 saints' series.) 116 B 18 
 
 Anderson, Mary 
 
 A few memories. 1896. 118 B 28 
 
 Angela, Blessed of Poligno. 
 
 Book of the visions and instructions of the 
 Blessed Angela of Foligno. 1888. 
 
 118 B 58 
 
 Angelico, Fra Giovanni. 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 Fra Angelico. 1901. 118 B 62 
 
 Angouleme, Duchesse d'. 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 The duchess of Angouleme and two restora- 
 tions ; tr. by James Davis. 1892. 118 B 81 
 
140 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Youth of the duchess of Angouleme; tr. by 
 E. G. Martin. 1892. 118 B 8 
 
 Augustine, Saint. 
 Hatzfeld, Adolphe. 
 Saint Augustine; tr. by E. Holt, with a 
 preface and notes by Father Tyrrell. 
 1903. (The saints' series.) 129 B 92 
 
 Azarias, Brother. See MuUany, Patrick Francis. 
 
 Balzac, Honore de. 
 Brunetiere, Ferdinand. 
 Honore de Balzac. 1906. 133 B 614 
 
 Banim, John. 
 
 Murray, P. J. 
 Life of John Banim. 134 B 2 
 
 Bartholomew, Saint. 
 Herbert, M. E. Lady, tr. 
 Life of Don Bartholomew of the martyrs. 
 1890. 137 B 95 
 
 From the original of Father Louis of Grenada 
 and four other biographies. 
 
 Bernard, Saint, abbot of Clairvaux. 
 
 Life and works, ed. by John Mabillon ; tr. by 
 S. J. Earles. 2 v. 148 B 51 
 
 Some letters ; ed. by Abbot Gasquet. 1906. 
 
 148 B 501 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 141 
 
 Berry, Duchesse de. 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Earon. 
 
 Duchess of Berry and the court of Charles X. 
 1892. 148 B 581 
 
 Duchess of Berry and the court of Louis 
 XVIII ; tr. by E. G. Martin. 1892. 
 
 148 B 58 
 
 Duchess of Berry and the revolution of 1830; 
 tr. by E. G. Martin. 1893. 148 B 582 
 
 Blessington, Countess of. 
 Molloy, J. F. 
 The most gorgeous Lady Blessington. 2 v. 
 1896. 162 B 62 
 
 Bonaparte family. 
 Atteridge, A. H. 
 
 Napoleon's brothers. 1909. 664 B 613 
 
 Botticelli, Sandro. 
 
 Streeter, Ada. 
 
 BotticelH. 1903. 177 B S3 
 
 Broglie, Albert, Due de. 
 
 Personal recollections, 1785-1820; tr. by R. L. 
 de Beaufort. 2 v. 1887. 184 B 6 
 
 Brownson, Orestes Augustus. 
 
 Brownson, H. F. 
 Orestes A. Brownson. 3 v. 1900. 188 B 6 
 Contents: 
 
 V. 1 Early life, 1803-44. 
 
 V. 2 Middle life, 1845-SS. 
 
 V. 3 Latter life, 1856-76. 
 
142 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Burton, Isabel (Arundell), Lady. 
 Wilkins, W. H., ed. 
 Romance of Isabel, Lady Burton. 2 v. 1897. 
 
 197 B 23 
 
 Burton, Sir Richard Francis. 
 
 Burton, I. (A.) Lady. 
 Life of Captain Sir Richard F. Burton. 2 v. 
 1903. 197 B 249 
 
 Carlyle, Thomas. 
 
 Duffy, Sir C. G. 
 Conversations with Carlyle. 1891. 205 B 27 
 
 Gary, Lucius. 
 
 Longueville, Thomas. 
 Falklands. 1897. 208 B 35 
 
 Catherine, Saint, of Siena. 
 
 Letters ; tr. and ed. by V. D. Scudder. 1905. 
 
 209 B 5 
 
 Drane, A. T., Mother Francis Raphael. 
 
 The history of St Catherine of Siena and her 
 
 companions. 1899. 209 B 31 
 
 Contains Saint Catherine's Treatise on consum- 
 mated perfection. 
 
 Gardner, E. G. 
 
 Saint Catherine of Siena. 1907. 209 B 54 
 
 A study in the history, literature and religion of 
 the 14th century in Italy. 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 143 
 
 Catherine de Ricci, Saint. 
 Capes, F. M. 
 St Catherine de' Ricci; her life, her letters, 
 her community; preceded by a treatise on 
 the mystical life by F. B. Wilberforce. 
 
 208 B 9 
 
 Catherine of Aragon. 
 
 Du Boys, Albert. 
 
 Catharine of Arragon and the sources of the 
 
 English Reformation; ed. by C. M. Yonge. 
 
 1881. 209 B 2 
 
 The editor's preface and notes are anti-Catholic. 
 
 Cellini, Benvenuto. 
 
 Longueville, Thomas. 
 Chisel, pen and poignard ; or, Benvenuto Cel- 
 lini. 1899. 215 B 12 
 
 Charlemagne. 
 
 Eginhard, French historian. 
 Life of Charlemagne; tr. by S. E. Turner. 
 1880. 221 B 62 
 
 Charles Borromeo, Saint. 
 Thompson, E. H., ed. 
 Life of St Charles Borromeo. 221 B 92 
 
144 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Charles X, King of France. 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 
 Duchess of Berry and the court of Charles X. 
 1892. 148 B 581 
 
 Duchess of Berry and the revolution of 1830; 
 tr. by E. G. Martin. 1893. 148 B 382 
 
 Chateaubriand, R. F. A., Vicomte. 
 
 Memoirs ; tr. by A. T. de Mattos. 6 v. 1892. 
 
 223 B 79 
 
 Chatterton, Georgiana, Lady. 
 Dering, E. H. 
 Memoirs of Georgianna, Lady Chatterton. 
 1878. 223 B 85 
 
 Chopin, Frederic Frangois. 
 Liszt, Franz. 
 Life of Chopin ; tr. by M. W. Cook. 1866. 
 
 224 B 7 
 
 Columba, Saint. 
 
 Adamnan, Abbot of lona. 
 Vita S Columbae; ed. and tr. by J. T. 
 Fowler. 1894. 242 B 5 
 
 Columbus, Christopher. 
 
 Belloy, Augustus, Marquis de. 
 
 Christopher Columbus and the discovery of 
 
 the new world. 1889. 242 B 95 
 
 Lamartine, A. M. de. ' 
 
 Life of Christopher Columbus ; ed. by O. 
 
 W. Wright. 1860. 243 B 6 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 145 
 
 Corrigan, Michael Augustine, 
 
 Memorial of the Most Rev. Michael Augus- 
 tine Corrigan. 1902. 247 B 67 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver. 
 
 Lamartine, A. M. de. 
 Life of Oliver Cromwell. 1861. 255 B 7 
 Same. In Famous warriors, p. 257-385. 
 
 415.1-35 
 
 Dahlgren, John Adolph. 
 
 Dahlgren, M. V. 
 Memoir of John A. Dahlgren. 1882. 
 
 270 B 77 
 
 Dahlgren, Ulric. 
 Dahlgren, J. A. 
 Memoir of Ulric Dahlgren. 1872. 270 B 8 
 
 Dante Alighieri. 
 
 Bowden, H. S., ed. 
 Dante. 1901. 274 B 1 
 
 Danton, Georges Jacques. 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 Danton : a study. 1899. 274 B 6 
 
 Dare, Jeanne. 
 
 Antony, C. M. 
 
 Blessed Jeanne D'Arc. 1909. (St Nicholas 
 
 series.) 275 B 15 
 
 Petit de Julleville, Louis. 
 
 Joan of Arc; tr. by Hester Davenport. (The 
 
 saints' series.) 1907. 275 B 46 
 
146 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Debussy, Claude Achille. 
 Liebich, Louise. 
 Claude-Achilla Debussy. 1908. 279 B 7 
 
 De Lisle, Ambrose Lisle March Phillips. 
 
 Purcell, E. S. 
 Life and letters of Ambrose Phillips de Lisle ; 
 ed. by Edwin de Lisle. 2 v. 1899. 282 B 8 
 
 De Vere, A. T. 
 
 Recollections. 1897. 286 B 16 
 
 Ward, W. P. 
 
 Aubrey De Vere; a memoir based on his un- 
 published diaries and correspondence. 1904. 
 
 286 B 168 
 
 Dickens, Charles. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 Life of Charles Dickens as revealed in his 
 writings. 2 v. 1905. 287 B 49 
 
 Digby, Sir Kenelm. 
 Longueville, Thomas. 
 Life of Sir Kenelm Digby. 1896. 288 B 5 
 
 ITisraeli, Benjamin. 
 
 Meynell, Wilfrid. 
 Benjamin Disraeli: an unconventional bio- 
 graphy. 1903. 288 B 74 
 Book 1. — His talk from youth to old age. 
 Book 2.— His letters, books and public life. 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 147 
 
 Dominic, Saint. 
 Drane, A. T. 
 History of St Dominic. 1891. 290 B 4 
 
 Drane, Augusta Theodosia, (Mother Francis 
 Raphael.) 
 
 Memoirs of Mother Francis Raphael; ed. by 
 Father Wilberforce. 1897. 293 B 53 
 
 An autobiography. 
 
 DuiTy, Sir Charles Gavin. 
 
 My life in two hemispheres. 2 v. 1898. 
 
 296 B 85 
 
 Elizabeth, Saint, of Hungary. 
 Montalembert, C. F., Comte de. 
 Life of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, duchess 
 of Thuringia; tr. by Mary Hackett. 1890. 
 
 315 B2 
 
 Elizabeth Philippine, Princess of France. 
 Scott, M. M., Maxivell- 
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 1908. 315 B 79 
 
 Eugenie, Empress of France. 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 Louis Napoleon and Mile, de Montijo; tr. by 
 E. G. Martin. 1897. 668 B 46 
 
 Faber, Frederick William, Reverend. 
 Bowden, J. E., Reverend. 
 Life and letters of Frederick William Faber, 
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148 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Fenelon, Frangois de Salignac de la Mothe. 
 
 Lamartine, A. M., de. 
 Life of Fenelon. In Fenelon's Adventures of 
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 Fina, Saint. 
 Coppo, Fra Giovanni di. 
 Legend of the Holy Fina, virgin of Santo 
 Gimignano; tr. by M. Mansfield. 1908. 
 
 353 B 93 
 
 Francia, Francesco. 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 Francesco Raibolini, called Francia. 1901. 
 
 380 B 34 
 
 Francis, Saint, of Assisi. 
 
 Little flowers. 1905. 380 B 372 
 
 This edition of the Fioretti is based upon the 
 translation issued by the Franciscan Fathers at 
 Upton. 
 
 Cherance, Leopold de, Reverend. 
 
 Saint Francis of Assisi ;,tr. by R. F. O'Con- 
 nor. 1879. 380 B 39 
 
 Heins, M. A. 
 
 The story of St Francis of Assisi ; with a pre- 
 face by Father Cuthbert. 1908. 380 B 392 
 
 Le Monnier, Leon, Abbe. 
 
 History of S Francis of Assisi; tr. by a 
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 Cardinal Vaughan. 1894. 380 B 394 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 149 
 
 Francis de Sales, Saint. 
 Margerie, A. de. 
 Saint Francis de Sales ; tr. by Margaret Mait- 
 land, with a preface by Father Tyrrell. 
 1900. (The saints' series.) 380 B 61 
 
 Francis Xavier, Saint. 
 Coleridge, H. ]., Reverend, S. J. 
 Life and letters of Saint Francis Xavier. 2 v. 
 1872. 380 B 65 
 
 FuUerton, Georgiana, Lady. 
 Craven, Mme. Augustus. 
 Life of Lady Georgiana Fullerton; tr. by H. J. 
 Coleridge. 1888. 388 B 5 
 
 Gallitzin, Demetrius Augustine. 
 
 Brownson, S. M. 
 Life of Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin, prince 
 and priest; with an introduction by O. A. 
 Brownson. 1873. 402 B 2 
 
 Garrick, David. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 Life of David Garrick, from original family 
 papers. 2 v. 405 B 8 
 
 George IV, King of England. 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 Life of George the Fourth. 1881. 414 B 7 
 
 Gladstone, William Ewart. 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 Story of Gladstone's life. 1897. 424 B 85 
 
ISO BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Gordon, Charles George. 
 
 Butler, Sir W. F. 
 Charles George Gordon. 1892. 433 B 39 
 
 Gounod, Charles Frangois. 
 
 Autobiographical reminiscences, with family 
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 by W. H. Hutchinson. 1896. 434 B 68 
 
 Memoirs of an artist; tr. by A. E. Crocker. 
 1895. 434 B 69 
 
 Griffin, Gerald. 
 
 Life of Gerald Griffin by his brother. 437 B 6 
 
 Gu6rin, Eugenie de 
 
 Journal ; ed. by G. S. Trebutien. 2 v. 1893. 
 
 440 B 1 
 
 Guerin, Maurice du Cayla de. 
 
 Journal; with an essay by Matthew Arnold 
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 Trebutien. 1867. 440 B 2 
 
 Halle, Sir Charles E. 
 
 Notes from a painter's life, including the 
 founding of two galleries. 1909. 451 B 18 
 
 Hannibal. 
 
 Morris, W. O. 
 Hannibal ; soldier, statesman, patriot : and the 
 crisis of the struggle between Carthage and 
 Rome. 1892. 453 B 96 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 151 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel. 
 
 Lathrop, R. H. 
 Memories of Hawthorne. 1897. 458 B 74 
 
 Hecker, Isaac Thomas, Reverend. 
 Elliott, Walter, C. S. P. 
 Life of Father Hecker. 1891. 460 B 5 
 
 Hugh, Saint, Bishop of Lincoln. 
 Thurston, Herbert, Reverend S. J., ed. 
 Life of Saint Hugh of Lincoln; tr. from the 
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 additions. 1898. 490 B 4 
 
 Hughes, John, Archbishop. 
 Brann, H. A. Reverend. 
 Most Reverend John Hughes ; first archbishop 
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 Hassard, J. R. G., Reverend. 
 Life of the Most Rev. John Hughes, first arch- 
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 Ignatius de Loyola, , Saint. 
 Bartoli, Daniel, Reverend, S. J. 
 History of the life and institute of St Ignatius 
 de Loyola. 2 v. 1855. 589 B 5 
 
 Joly, Henri. 
 
 St. Ignatius of Loyola; tr. by Mildred Part- 
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 1899. (The saints' series.) 589 B 57 
 
 Rose, Stewart. 
 
 St Ignatius Loyola and the early Jesuits. 
 1891. 589 B 78 
 
iS2 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Irving, Sir Henry. 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 Henry Irving; a record of 20 years at the 
 Lyceum. 1893. 506 B 71 
 
 Jerome, Saint. 
 Largent, Father. 
 
 Saint Jerome; tr. by Hester Davenport, with 
 d preface by Father Tyrrell. 1909. (The 
 saints' series.) 515 B 26 
 
 Johnston, Richard Malcolm. 
 
 Autobiography. 1900. 51^ B 955 
 
 Joinville, Frangois, Prince de. 
 
 Memoirs ; tr. by Lady Mary Loyd. 1895. 
 
 517 B 96 
 
 Josephine, Empress of France. 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 
 Citizeness Bonaparte ; tr. by T. S. Perry. 1890. 
 
 519 B 53 
 
 Court of Empress Josephine; tr. by T. S. 
 
 Perry. 519 B 55 
 
 Wife of the first consul; tr. by T. S. Perry. 
 
 1890. 519 B 54 
 
 Keene, Laura. 
 
 Creahan, John. 
 Life of Laura Keene : actress, artist, manager 
 and scholar. 1897. 529 B 25 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 153 
 
 Lamartine, Alphonse de. 
 
 Domville, Margaret, Lady. 
 Life of Lamartine. 1888. 553 B 92 
 
 My mother's manuscript; tr. by M. L. Helper. 
 1877. 554 B 1 
 
 A picture of the private life of a French family 
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 La Rochejaquelein, Henri, Comte de. 
 Guiney, L. I. 
 "Monsieur Henri" : a foot-note to French his- 
 tory. 1892. 557 B 3 
 
 La Rochejaquelein, Marie L.ouise, Marquise de. 
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 Lavigerie, Charles Martial AUemand, Cardinal. 
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 Leo XIII, Pope. 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 
 Pope Leo XIII. 1896. 563 B 64 
 
 O'Reilly, Bernard, Monsignor. 
 
 Life of Leo XIII. 563 B 7 
 
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 Life of Charles Lever. 1884. 567 B 5 
 
154 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Liszt, Franz. 
 
 Letters; ed. by La Mara; tr. by Constance 
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 Louis IX. (Saint Louis.) 
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 Saint Louis, king of France ; tr. by James 
 Hutton. 1868. 586 B 3 
 
 Sepet, M. C. A. 
 
 Saint Louis, with a preface by Father Tyrrell. 
 1899. (The saints' series.) 586 B 33 
 
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 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 Court of Louis XIV; tr. by E. G. Martin. 
 1893. 586 B 61 
 
 Louis XV, King of France. 
 Broglie, Albert, Due de. 
 The king's secret : being the secret correspon- 
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 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 Court of Louis XV; tr. by E. G. Martin. 1893. 
 
 586 B 74 
 
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 1893. 586 B 75 
 
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 148 B 58 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 
 
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 Luini, Bernardino. 
 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 Bernardino Luini. 1899. 590 B 9 
 
 Luther, Martin. 
 
 Stang, William, Bishop, comp. 
 Life of Martin Luther. 1883. 592 B 79 
 
 McAuley, Catherine, Sister. 
 
 Foundress and first superior of the institute 
 of religious Sisters of Mercy ; by a member 
 of the Order of Mercy. 1866. 599 B 5 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 
 An Irishman's story. 1904. 601 B 7 
 
 MacHale, John, Archbishop. 
 Bourke, U. J., Reverend. 
 Life and times of Archbishop John MacHale. 
 1882. 603 B 1 
 
 Machebeuf, J. P., Bishop. 
 Howlett, W. J. 
 
 Life of the Right Reverend Joseph P. 
 Machebeuf, D. D. 1908. 603 B 14 
 
 Mackin, Sally Britton Spottiswood. 
 
 A society woman on two continents. 1897. 
 
 605 B 91 
 
 In this the author tells of her reception into the 
 
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156 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Manning, Henry Edward, Cardinal. 
 Purcell, E. S. 
 Life of Cardinal Manning, archbishop of 
 Westminster. 2 v. 1895. 610 B S 
 
 Contents: 
 V. 1 Manning as an Anglican. 
 V. 2 Manning as a Catholic. 
 
 Marie Antoinette, Empress of France. 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 
 Marie Antoinette. 1909. 612 B 117 
 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 Marie Antoinette and the downfall of roy- 
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 Marie Antoinette and the end of the old re- 
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 Marie Antoinette at the Tuileries, 1789-1791 ; 
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 Marie Louise, Empress of France. 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 Happy days of the Empress Marie Louise; 
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 Marie Louise and the decadence of the em- 
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 Marie Louise and the invasion of 1814; tr. by 
 T. S. Perry. 612 B 65 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 157 
 
 Marie Louise, the island of Elba and the one 
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 612 B 651 
 
 Memoirs of the Empress Marie Louise of 
 France. 1866. 612 B 6 
 
 Mary, first queen regnant of England. 
 Stone, J. M. 
 History of Mary I, Queen of England. 1901. 
 
 616 B 286 
 
 Mary, queen of Scots. 
 Lamartine, A. M., de. 
 Life of Mary Stuart, queen of Scots. 
 
 616 B 74 
 MacLeod, D. H. 
 
 Life of Mary, queen of Scots. 616 B 81 
 
 Nau, Claude. 
 History of Mary Stewart from the murder of 
 Riccio until her flight into England; ed. 
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 enson, S. J. 1883. 616 B 83 
 
 Mathew, Theobald, Reverend. 
 Maguire, J. F. 
 Father Mathew : a biography. 1864. 
 
 619 B 2 
 Father Mathew; his life and times. 1890. 
 
 619 B 21 
 Mazenod, C. J. E. de. Bishop. 
 Baffie, Eugene, Reverend. 
 Bishop de Mazenod: his inner life and vir- 
 tues. 1909. 620 B 65 
 
158 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Meagher, Thomas Francis. 
 
 Lyons, W. F. 
 Thomas Francis Meagher, Brigadier General, 
 his poHtical and military career. 1870. 
 
 621 B 1 
 
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 O'Meara, Kathleen. 
 Madame Mohl, her salon and her friends: a 
 study of social life in Paris. 1886. 
 
 641 B 1 
 
 Moore, Thomas, 
 
 Memoirs, journal and correspondence : ed. by 
 Lord John Russell. 2 v. 1857. 645 B 8 
 
 More, Sir Thomas. 
 
 Bridgett, T. E., Reverend. 
 
 Life and writings of Blessed Thomas More. 
 
 1904. 646 B 5 
 
 Lord Chancellor of England and martyr under 
 Henry VIII. 
 
 Morland, George. 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 George Morland, his life and works. 1907. 
 
 647 B 57 
 
 Morris, William. 
 
 Vallance, Aymer. 
 William Morris : his art, his writings and his 
 public life. 1898. 648 B 35 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 159 
 
 Murillo, Bartolome Esteban. 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 Murillo. 1902. 656 B 25 
 
 MuUany, Patrick Francis, (Brother Azarias). 
 Smith, J. T., Reverend. 
 Brother Azarias, the life of an American 
 monk. 1897. 651 B 8 
 
 Napier, 5"tV Charles James. 
 Butler. Sir W. F. 
 Sir Charles Napier. 1890. 663 B 101 
 
 Napoleon I, Emperor of the French. 
 Morris, W. O. 
 Napoleon, warrior and ruler, and the mili- 
 tary supremacy of revolutionary France. 
 1893. 666 B 36 
 
 O'Meara, B. E. 
 Napoleon in exile. 2 v. 666 B 5 
 
 Napoleon III, Emperor of the French. 
 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L., Baron. 
 Court of the second empire ; tr. by E. G. 
 Martin. 1898. 668 B 45 
 
 Louis Napoleon and Mile. Montijo; tr. by 
 E. G. Martin. 1897. 668 B 46 
 
 Napoleon III and his court; tr. by E. G. 
 Martin. 1898. 668 B 48 
 
 Napoleon III at the height of his power; tr. 
 by E. G. Martin. 1900. 668 B 481 
 
160 BOOKS BV CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Newman, John Henry, Cardinal. 
 
 Letters and correspondence; ed. by Anne 
 Mozley. 1890. 679 B 88 
 
 Barry, W. F., Reverend. 
 
 Newman. 1904. 679 B 89 
 
 "A picture of Newman as a whole man, soul, brain 
 and heart, as for fifty years he stood before the 
 world as the seer of things invisible, the mighty 
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 child of the eternal, the lowly servant of truth." 
 —Catholic World. 
 
 Neville, W. P., Reverend, ed. 
 Addresses to Cardinal Newman with his re- 
 plies, 1879-81. 1905. 679 B 93 
 
 Noailles, Mile. (Duchesse de Duras.) 
 
 Prison journals during the French revolution ; 
 tr.ljy Mrs M. Carey. 1891. 297 B 9 
 
 O'Brien, William. 
 
 Recollections. 1905. 693 B 36 
 
 O'Connell, Daniel. 
 
 Correspondence; ed. by W. J. Fitzpatrick. 
 2 V. 1888. 693 B 49 
 
 O'Connor, Michael Patrick. 
 
 O'Connor, M. D. 
 Life and letters of M. P. O'Connor. 693 B 7 
 
 O'Donovan Rossa, Jeremiah. 
 
 Irish rebels in English prisons: record of 
 prison life. 1880. 694 B 1 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 161 
 
 O'Neill, Aodh. 
 Mitchel, John. 
 Life and times of Aodh O'Neill, prince of 
 Ulster, called by the English Hugh, Earl 
 of Tyrone. 1883. 698 B 5 
 
 O'Reilly, John Boyle. 
 Roche, J. J. 
 Life of John Boyle O'Reilly, with his com- 
 plete poems and speeches. 1891 699 B 5 
 
 Ozanam, Antoine Frederic. 
 
 O'Mara, Kathleen. 
 Frederick Ozanam, professor at the Sor- 
 bonne; with preface by Cardinal Manning. 
 
 705 B6 
 
 Parnell, Charles Stewart. 
 O'Brien, R. B. 
 Life of Charles Stewart Parnell. 1898. 
 
 716 B 101 
 O'Connor, T. P. 
 Charles Stewart Parnell: a memory. 
 
 716 B 11 
 
 Pasteur, Louis. 
 
 Vallery-Radot, M. R. 
 Life of Pasteur; tr. by Mrs R. L.. Devonshire. 
 
 2v. 1902. 717 B 11 
 
 Louis Pasteur: his life and labours by his 
 
 son-in-law; tr. by Lady Claud Hamilton. 
 
 1885. 717 B 1 
 
162 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Patrick, Saint. 
 Healy, John, Archbishop. 
 Life and writings of St Patrick. 1905. 
 
 717 B 65 
 
 O'Leary, James, Reverend, ed. 
 
 Most ancient lives of Saint Patrick. 1883. 
 
 717 B 7 
 Shahan, T. J., Reverend. 
 
 Saint Patrick in history. 1905. 717 B 77 
 
 Peel, Sir Robert. 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 Sir Robert Peel. 1891. 720 B 94 
 
 Pellico, Silvio. 
 
 My prisons : memoirs. 721 B 4 
 
 Perreyve, Henri. 
 
 Gratry, A. J. A. 
 Life of Henri Perreyve; tr. by Mrs H. L. S. 
 Lear. 1877. 723 B 4 
 
 Perugino, Pietro. 
 WilHamson, G. C. 
 Pietro Vannucci, called Perugino. 1900. 
 
 723 B 9 
 
 Philip II, King of Spain. 
 Gayarre, C. A. 
 Philip n of Spain: with an introductory let- 
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INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 163 
 
 Pius IX, Pope. 
 O'Reilly, Bernard, Reverend. 
 Life of Pius IX. 1883. 736 B 1 
 
 Pole, Reginald, Cardinal. 
 Antony, C. M. 
 The angelical Cardinal, Reginald Pole ; with a 
 preface by R. H. Benson. (St Nicholas 
 series.) 1909. 740 B 909 
 
 Raphael, Mother Francis. See Drane, Augusta 
 Theodosia. 
 
 Rappe, Louis Amadeus, Bishop. 
 Houck, G. F., Monsignor. 
 Memoir of the life and labors of Rt. Rev. 
 Amadeus Rappe, first bishop of Cleveland. 
 
 765 B 1 
 
 Renan, Ernest. 
 
 Barry, W. F., Reverend. 
 Ernest Renan. 1905. 783 B 505 
 
 Repplier, Agnes. 
 
 In our convent days. 1905. 784 B 15 
 
 Robespierre, Maximilian, de. 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 Robespierre; a study. 1901. 790 B 385 
 
 Rose, Saint of Lima. 
 Capes, F. M. 
 The flower of the new world; with an intro- 
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 794 B 85 
 
164 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Ruskin, John. 
 
 Meynell, A. C. J. 
 John Ruskin. 1900. 798 B 521 
 
 Russell, Sir Charles. 
 O'Brien, R. B. 
 Life of Lord Russell of Killowen. 1901. 
 
 798 B 69 
 
 Santley, Sir Charles. 
 
 Student and singer: reminiscences. 1892. 
 
 804 B 4 
 
 Savonarola, Girolama Maria Francesco Matteo. 
 Lucas, Herbert, Reverend, S. J. 
 Fra Girolama Savonarola. 1906. 
 
 805 B 936 
 The latest judgment on such points as have given 
 rise to a divergence of view^s upon his actions, 
 his words, his aims and intentions. 
 O'Neil, J. L., Reverend. 
 Jerome Savonarola: a sketch. 1898. 
 
 80S B 95 
 
 Segur, L. P., Comte de. 
 
 Memoirs and recollections. 2 v. 1825. 
 
 817 B2 
 
 Seton, Eliza Ann. 
 White, C. I., Reverend. 
 Life of Mother Seton— foundress and first 
 Superior of the Sisters of Charity in the 
 United States. 1879. 817 B 8 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 165 
 
 Sevigne, Marie de Rabutin-Chantal. 
 
 The best letters ; ed. by E. P. Anderson. 1891. 
 
 818 B 2 
 
 Letters to her daughter and friends; ed. by 
 
 Mrs S. J. B. Hale. 1856. 818 B 3 
 
 Shelley, Percy Bysshe. 
 MacCarthy, D. F. 
 Shelley's early life from original sources. 
 
 820 B 4 
 Thompson, Francis. 
 
 Shelley. 1909. 820 B 883 
 
 Sheridan, Philip Henry. 
 
 Personal memoirs. 2 v. 1888. 821 B 11 
 
 Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Butler. 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 Memoirs of the Hfe of the Rt. Hon. R. B. 
 Sheridan. 1882. 2 v. 821 B 3 
 
 Sixtus V, Pope. 
 Hiibner, J. A., Baron. 
 Life and times of Sixtus the Fifth: tr. by 
 J. F. Meline. 1872. 826 B 5 
 
 Smet, Peter John de. 
 
 Chittenden, H. M. and Richardson, A. T., ed. 
 Life, letters and travels of Father Pierre- Jean 
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 Puget Sound and the Attrabasca." — Author. 
 
166 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Spalding, Michael Joseph, Archbishop. 
 Spalding, J. L., Bishop. 
 Life of the Most Reverend M. J. Spalding, 
 D. D., Archbishop of Baltimore. 844 B 55 
 
 Sterne, Lawrence. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 Life of Lawrence Sterne. 2 v. 1896. 
 
 854 B 78 
 
 Stuart, Henry Benedict, Cardinal of York. 
 Shield, Alice. 
 Henry Stuart, Cardinal of York and his times. 
 1908. 858 B 3 
 
 Stuart, James Francis Edward, called the Pre- 
 tender. 
 
 Shield, Alice and Lang, Andrew. 
 The king over the water. 1907. 858 B 45 
 
 Sullivan, Barry. 
 
 Sillard, R. M. 
 Barry Sullivan and his contemporaries. 2 v. 
 1901. 859 B 9 
 
 Swetchine, Sophia Soymonof. 
 
 Falloux, A. F. P., Comte de. 
 Life and letters of Mme. Swetchine; tr. by 
 H. W. Preston. 1868. 866 B 1 
 
 Talleyrand-Perigord, Charles Maurice de. 
 Memoirs; ed. by the Due de Broglie. 5 v. 
 1891. 871 B 71 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 167 
 
 Teresa, Saint. 
 Joly, Henri. 
 Saint Teresa; tr. by E. M. Waller. 1906. 
 (The saints' series.) 882 B 55 
 
 Theodore, King of Corsica. 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 King Theodore of Corsica. 1890. 882 B 47 
 
 Thomas a Becket, Saint. 
 Morris, John, Reverend, S. J. 
 Life and martyrdom of Saint Thomas a 
 Becket, archbishop of Canterbury. 1885. 
 
 143 B 299 
 
 Thomas a Kempis. 
 Cruise, F. R. 
 Thomas a Kempis. 1887. 883 B 9 
 
 Thomas Aquinas, Saint. 
 Vaughan, R. W. B. 
 Life and labours of Saint Thomas of Aquin; 
 ed. by Jerome Vaughan. 1890. 883 B 98 
 
 Tocqueville, Alexis Charles Henri Clerel de. 
 
 Correspondence and conversations with 
 N. W. Senior, 1834-59. 1872. 2 v. 
 
 889 B9 
 Recollections: ed. by the Comte de Tocque- 
 ville ; tr. by A. T. de Mattos. 1896. 
 
 889 B 8 
 
 Townshend, Charles. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 Charles Townshend, wit and statesman. 1866. 
 
 893 B 6 
 
168 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Turenne, Henri, Vicomte. 
 Longueville, Thomas. 
 Marshal Turenne. 1907. 896 B 44 
 
 Velasquez, Diego Rodriguez de Silva. 
 
 Wilberforce, Wilfrid and Gilbert, A. R. 
 
 Velasquez. 913 B 92 
 
 WilHamson, G. C. 
 
 Velasquez. 1901. 913 B 93 
 
 Villiers, George. 
 Gibbs, Philip. 
 Romance of George Villiers, first duke of 
 Buckingham, and some men and women of 
 the Stuart court. 1908. 916 B 94 
 
 Vincent de Paul, Saint. 
 Bedford, Henry. 
 
 Life of St Vincent de Paul. 917 B 135 
 
 Bougaud, L. V. E., Bishop. 
 History of St Vincent de Paul. 2 v. 1899. 
 
 917 B 14 
 Broglie, Emmanuel, Prince de. 
 
 Saint Vincent de Paul; tr. by Mildred Part- 
 ridge, with preface by Father Tyrrell. 1898. 
 (The saints' series.) 917 B 145 
 
 Vinci, Leonarda da. 
 Vasari, Giorgio. 
 Life of Leonardo da Vinci ; done into English 
 by H. P. Home. 1903. 917 B 4 
 
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY 169 
 
 Walworth, Clarence Alphonsus, Reverend. 
 Walworth, E. H. 
 Life sketches of Father Walworth with notes 
 and letters. 1907. 923 B 6 
 
 William IV, King of England. 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 Life and times of William IV. 2 v. 1884. 
 
 954 B 8 
 
 Wirt, William. 
 Kennedy, J. P. 
 Memoirs of the life of Wirt. 1849. 956 B 2 
 
 Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick Stephen, Cardinal. 
 Ward, W. P. 
 The life and times of Cardinal Wiseman. 2 v. 
 1898. 957 B 2 
 
 WofEngton, Margaret. 
 Molloy, J. F. 
 Life and adventures of Peg Woffington. 2 v. 
 
 962 B 1 
 
 Wolsey, Thomas, Cardinal. 
 Cavendish, George. 
 Life of Cardinal Wolsey; with an introduc- 
 tion by Henry Morley. 1885. 963 B 5 
 
 Ximenez, Francisco, Cardinal. 
 Hefele, K. J., von, Bishop. 
 Life and times of Cardinal Ximenez; tr. by 
 JohnDalton. 1859. 989 B 3 
 
170 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 FICTION 
 
 Arrom, C. B., de F. (F. Caballero, pseud.) 
 Air built castles. 
 
 Elia: a tale of Spain fifty years ago. 
 La Gaviota : a Spanish novel. 
 
 Ayscough, John, pseud. 
 Dromina. 
 Marotz. 
 San Celestino. 
 
 Banim, John. 
 
 Denounced : or, The last baron of Crana. 
 Peter of the castle. — The Fetches. 
 
 Banim, Michael. 
 
 Ghost hunter and his family. 
 
 Baron, Richard aijd Deutsch, C. 
 
 Well begun is half done; or. The young 
 painter and Fiddlehanns; tr. by Trauer- 
 mantle. 
 
 Barry, W. F., Reverend. 
 Arden Massiter. 
 The dayspring. 
 The new Antigone. 
 The place of dreams. 
 Two standards. 
 Wizard's knot. 
 
FICTION 171 
 
 Bazin, Rene. 
 
 The coming harvest. (Le ble que leve) ; tr. 
 by E. K. Hoyt. 
 
 The nun (L'isolee). 
 
 Redemption (De toute son ame) ; tr. by A. S. 
 Rappoport. 
 
 "This, my son" (Les Noellets) ; tr. by A. S. 
 Rappoport. 
 
 Bazin, Rene, and others. 
 
 A round table of the representative French 
 Catholic novelists. 
 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 
 A change in the Cabinet. 
 
 Benson, R. H., Reverend. 
 By what authority ? 
 The king's achievement. 
 The light invisible. 
 Lord of the world. 
 The necromancers. 
 The sentimentalists. 
 
 Bolanden, Conrad von. 
 Barbarossa. 
 
 Bertha: an historical romance of the time of 
 Henry IV, Emperor of Germany. 
 
 Progressionists and Angela. 
 
172 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Bresciani, Antonio, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Edmondo: a sketch of Roman manners and 
 
 customs. 
 Mathilda of Canossa and Yoland of Gronin- 
 
 gen. 
 
 Brewster, A. H. M. 
 
 Compensation; or. Always a future. 
 St Martin's summer. 
 
 Caddell, C. M. 
 
 Wild times: tale of the days of Queen Eliza- 
 beth. 
 
 Cannon, C. J. 
 
 Ravellings from the web of life. 
 
 Carmichael, Montgomery. 
 John William Walshe. 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. 
 Don Quixote of la Mancha. 
 
 Chateaubriand, R. F. A. 
 The martyrs. 
 
 Stories. (World's story tellers.) 
 Contents: 
 
 The last of the Abencerrages. — Atala. 
 
 Clarke, A. C. 
 
 Fabiola's sisters; a tale of the Christian 
 heroines martyred at Carthage in the com- 
 mencement of the third century. 
 A companion volume to Fabiola. 
 
FICTION 173 
 
 Connolly, J. B. 
 The crested seas. 
 The deep sea's toll. 
 An Olympic victor; a story of the modern 
 
 games. 
 On Tybee Knoll ; a story of the Georgia coast. 
 Out of Gloucester. 
 The seiners. 
 
 Conrad, Joseph. 
 
 The children of the sea. 
 
 Lord Jim. 
 
 Nostromo: a tale of the seaboard. 
 
 The point of honor ; a military tale. 
 
 The secret agent. 
 
 Tales of unrest. 
 
 Typhoon. 
 
 Youth and two other stories. 
 
 Conscience, Hendrik. 
 
 The lion of Flanders; or, The battle of the 
 Golden Spurs; tr. from the Flemish. 
 An historical tale of the fourteenth century. 
 Tales of Flemish life. 
 
 Conyngham, D. P. 
 
 The O'Mahony : a tale of the rebellion of '98. 
 
 Coppee, Frangois. 
 
 Henriette: or, A Corsican mother; tr. by 
 
 Edward Wakefield. 
 Tales for Christmas and other seasons ; tr. by 
 
 M. L. Jones. 
 Ten tales ; tr. by Walter Learned. 
 
174 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Cottin, Sophie. 
 
 Elizabeth: or, The exiles of Siberia. 
 Matilda, princess of England: a romance of 
 the Crusades. 2 v. 
 
 Craigie, Pearl Mary, see Hobbes, J. O., pseud. 
 
 Craven, Mme. Augustus. 
 Anne Severin. 
 Sister's story. 
 
 Crawford, F. M. 
 
 Adam Johnstone's son. 
 
 American politician. 
 
 Arethusa. 
 
 Cecilia : a story of modern Rome. 
 
 Children of the king. 
 
 Cigarette-maker's romance. 
 
 Corleone : a tale of Sicily. 2 v. 
 
 The diva's ruby. 
 
 Doctor Claudius. 
 
 Don Orsino. 
 
 Fair Margaret: a portrait. 
 
 Griefenstein. 
 
 Heart of Rome : a tale of the Lost Water. 
 
 In the palace of the king: a love story of old 
 
 Madrid. 
 Katherine Lauderdale. 2 v. 
 Khaled; a tale of Arabia. 
 A lady of Rome. 
 
 The little city of Hope : a Christmas story. 
 Love in idleness : a tale of Bar Harbour. 
 
175 
 
 Man overboard ! 
 
 Marietta, a maid of Venice. 
 
 Marion Darche; a story without a comment. 
 
 Marzio's crucifix. 
 
 Mr Isaacs. 
 
 Paul Patoff. 
 
 Pietro Ghisleri. 
 
 The prima donna. 
 
 The Ralstons. 2 v. 
 
 Roman singer. 
 
 A rose of yesterday. 
 
 Sant' Ilario. 
 
 Saracinesca. 
 
 Stradella. 
 
 Tale of a lonely parish. 
 
 Taquisara. 2 v. 
 
 Three fates. 
 
 To leeward. 
 
 The undesirable governess. 
 
 The upper berth. 
 
 Via crucis: a romance of the second crusade. 
 
 The white sister. 
 
 Whosoever shall offend. 
 
 Witch of Prague. 
 
 With the immortals. 
 
 Zoroaster. 
 
 Crowley, M. C. 
 
 A daughter of New France : with some ac- 
 count of the gallant Sieur Cadillac and his 
 colony on the Detroit. 
 
 The heroine of the strait: a romance of De- 
 troit in the time of Pontiac. 
 
176 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Dahlgren, M. V. 
 
 Lights and shadows of a life. 
 Woodley Lane ghost and other stories. 
 
 De la Pasture, E. B. 
 Adam Grigscn. 
 Deborah of Tod's. 
 The grey knight. 
 
 The lonely lady of Grosvenor square. 
 Peter's mother. 
 The tyrant. 
 
 Denk, V. M. O. 
 
 The violin maker; tr. by S. T. Smith. 
 
 Dobree, L. E. 
 
 Stories on the rosary. 
 
 Dobree, L. E., and others. 
 
 A round table of the representative Irish and 
 English Catholic novelists. 
 
 Donnelly, E. C. 
 Klondike picnic. 
 
 Donnelly, E. C., and others. 
 
 A round table of the representative American 
 Catholic novelists. 
 
 Donnelly, Ignatius. 
 
 Caesar's column: a story of the 20th century. 
 Doctor Huguet. 
 Golden bottle. 
 
FICTION 177 
 
 Dorr, J. C. R. 
 
 In king's houses: a romance of the days of 
 Queen Anne. 
 
 Dorsey, A. H. 
 
 Coaina, the rose of the Algonquins. 
 
 Palms. 
 
 Zoe's daughter. 
 
 Egan, M. F. 
 
 From the land of St Lawrence; sketches ol 
 
 French and American life. 
 The disappearance of John Longworthy. 
 The leopard of Lancianus and other stories. 
 The wiles of Sexton Maginnis. 
 
 Escrich, E. P. 
 
 The martyr of Golgotha ; tr. from the Spanish 
 by Godoy. 2 v. 
 
 Fleming, George, pseud. 
 Andromeda. 
 Head of Medusa. 
 Vestigia. 
 
 Francis, M. E., pseud. 
 The duenna of a genius. 
 In a North country village. 
 Yeoman Fleetwood. 
 
 Franco, J. J., Reverend. 
 
 Tigranes: a tale of the life of Julian the 
 apostate. 
 
178 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Fraser, M. C. 
 
 Customs of the country: tales of new Japan. 
 In the shadow of the Lord : a romance of the 
 
 Washingtons. 
 A maid of Japan. 
 
 Frechette, L. H. 
 
 Christmas in French Canada. 
 
 Fullerton, Georgiana, Lady. 
 
 Constance Sherwood: an autobiography of 
 
 the 16th century. 
 Ellen Middleton. 
 Laurentia : a tale of Japan. 
 Mrs Gerald's niece. 
 
 Rosemary: a tale of the fire of London. 
 Seven stories. 
 A stormy life. 
 Tales of truth and trust. 
 A will and a way. 
 
 Gayarre, C. A. 
 
 Fernando de Lemos. 
 
 Gerard, Dorothea. 
 One year. 
 Orthodox. 
 Sawdust: a romance of the timberlands. 
 
 Glimpses, of pleasant homes; by a member of 
 the Order of Mercy. 
 
FICTION 179 
 
 Grant, James. 
 
 Bothwell, or, The days of Mary, queen ol 
 
 Scots. 
 Philip Rollo; or, The Scottish musketeers. 
 
 Griffin, Gerald. 
 
 Aylmers of Bally-Aylmer and other stories. 
 
 Card drawing and other tales. 
 
 Christian physiologist; or, Tales of the five 
 
 senses. 
 Collegians. 
 Invasion. 
 The rivals and Tracy's ambition. 
 
 Guincy, L. I. 
 
 Lovers' Saint Ruth's and three other tales. 
 
 Harland, Henry. 
 
 Cardinal's snuff-box. 
 The lady paramount. 
 My friend Prospero. 
 The royal end. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 Balaam and his master and other sketches 
 
 and stories. 
 The bishop and the boogerman. 
 The chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann. 
 Gabriel Tolliver. 
 A little Union scout. 
 
 The making of a statesman and other stories. 
 Mingo and other sketches in black and white. 
 The shadow between his shoulder blades. 
 Sister Jane, her friends and acquaintances. 
 
180 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Harris, M. C. 
 
 Frank Warrington. 
 
 Happy-go-lucky. 
 
 Louie's last term at St Mary's. 
 
 Missy. 
 
 Perfect Adonis. 
 
 Phoebe. 
 
 Richard Vandermarck. 
 
 Rutledge. 
 
 St Philip's. 
 
 The Sutherlands. 
 
 Tents of wickedness. 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. Mary Kingsley, see Malet, Lucas, 
 pseud. 
 
 Healy, Mary. 
 
 A foreign match. 
 
 Herbert, M. E., Lady. 
 
 Wilfulness and its consequences. — Peter's 
 journey. 
 
 Hervey, Mrs T. K. 
 
 Feasts of Camelot, with the tales that were 
 told there. 
 
 Hobbes, J. O., pseud. 
 A bundle of life. 
 The dream and the business. 
 Flute of Pan. 
 Robert Orange. 
 The school for saints. 
 
 Hughs, Mrs Mary. 
 Two schools. 
 
 Johnston, R. M. 
 
 Little Ike Templin and other stories. 
 Mr Billy Downs and his likes. 
 
FICTION 181 
 
 Mr Fortner's marital claims; and other 
 
 stories. 
 Old Mark Langston. 
 Old times in middle Georgia. 
 Pearce Amerson's will. 
 
 Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Many kingdoms. 
 May Iverson — ^her book. 
 Tales of the city room. 
 Tales of the cloister. 
 
 Kavanagh, Julia. 
 Daisy Burns. 
 John Dorrien. 
 
 Kennedy, J. P. 
 
 Quodlibet : containing some annals thereof. 
 Rob of the bowl: a legend of St. Inigoe's. 
 Swallow barn. 
 
 Keon, M. G. 
 
 Dion and the sibyls : a classic Christian novel. 
 
 La Grange, A. K., de. 
 Ferryman of the Tiber. 
 Last days of Jerusalem. 
 Thecla; or, The malediction. 
 
 Lamartine, Alphonse de. 
 
 Confidential disclosures; tr. by Eugene 
 
 Plunkett. 
 Fior d'Aliza; tr. by George Perry. 
 Graziella ; tr. by J. B. Runnion. 
 The author's impressions of Rome are omitted by 
 the translator. 
 Raphael; or, Pages of the book of life at 
 twenty. 
 
182 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 La Motte-Fouque, F. H. K. de. 
 Sintram and his companions. 
 Thiodolf, the Icelander. 
 Undine : a romance. 
 
 Lecky, W. R. 
 
 Mr Billy Buttons : a novel. 
 
 Lillie, L. C. W. 
 
 Prudence: a story of aesthetic London. 
 Ruth Endicott's way. 
 
 Longueville, Thomas. 
 
 Romance of the Recusants. 
 
 Lowndes, M. A. B. 
 
 The pulse of life : a story of a passing world. 
 
 McCarthy, J. H. 
 
 The dictator : a novel of politics and society. 
 
 The duke's motto. 
 
 If I were king. 
 
 Illustrious O'Hagan. 
 
 Needles and pins. 
 
 The O'Flynn. 
 
 Our sensation novel. 
 
 Seraphica. 
 
 McCarthy, Justin. 
 
 Camiola: the girl with a fortune. 3 v. 
 
 Linley Rochford. 
 
 Maid of Athens. 
 
 Mononia; a love story of '48. 
 
183 
 
 McManus, L. 
 
 Silk of the kine. 
 
 McManus, Seumas. 
 
 Through the turf smoke. 
 
 Malet, Lucas, pseud. 
 The far horizon. 
 The score. 
 Contents: 
 
 Out in the open. — Miserere nobis. 
 
 Manzoni, Alessandro. 
 
 The betrothed, (I promessi sposi). 
 
 Mathew, Frank. 
 
 At the rising of the moon: Irish stories and 
 studies. 
 
 Miles, G. H. 
 
 Truce of God. (A tale of the 11th century.) 
 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 
 Epicurean, a tale, and Alciphron, a poem, 
 
 Morvan, Louis. 
 
 The secret of Fougereuse : a romance of the 
 fifteenth century, tr. from the French by 
 L. L Guiney. 
 
 Mulholland, Rosa. 
 
 Wicked woods of Tobereevil. 
 The wild birds of Killeevy. 
 
184 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Newman, J. H., Cardinal. 
 
 Callista : a sketch of the third century. 
 Loss and gain : the story of a convert. 
 
 O'Brien, William. 
 
 When we were boys. 
 
 O'Reilly, J. B. 
 
 Moondyne : a story from the under world. 
 
 O'Reilly, J. B., and others. 
 King's men. 
 
 Reid, Christian, pseud. 
 Bonny Kate. 
 Carmela. 
 
 Carmen's inheritance. 
 Cast for a fortune. 
 Chase of an heiress. 
 Child of Mary. 
 A daughter of the Sierra. 
 Ebb-tide and other stories. 
 Fairy gold. 
 
 The lady of Las Cruces. 
 Land of the sky. 
 Little maid of Arcady. 
 Miss Churchill. 
 Philip's restitution. 
 Princess Nadine. 
 Question of honor. 
 Valerie Aylmer. 
 A woman of fortune. 
 
FICTION 185 
 
 Sadler, Mrs J. tr. 
 
 The knout, a tale of Poland. 
 
 Sadlier, A. T. 
 
 True story of Master Gerard. 
 
 Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Children of destiny. 
 
 Fortunes of Fifi. 
 
 Hale-Weston. 
 
 History of the Lady Betty Stair. 
 
 House of Egremont. 
 
 Last duchess of Belgarde. 
 
 Loves of the Lady Arabella. 
 
 Maid Marian and other stories. 
 
 The marriage of Theodora. 
 
 Papa Bouchard. 
 
 The secret of Toni. 
 
 The sprightly romance of Marsac. 
 
 A strange, sad comedy. 
 
 The victory. 
 
 A Virginia cavalier. 
 
 Sheehan, P. A., Canon. 
 
 The blindness of Dr Gray. 
 
 Geoffrey Austin, student. 
 
 Glenanaar: a story of Irish life. 
 
 Lisheen ; or. The test of the spirits. 
 
 Luke Delmege. 
 
 My new curate: a story gathered from the 
 
 stray leaves of an old diary. 
 Triumph of failure. 
 
186 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Sienkiewicz, Henryk. 
 
 After bread; a story of Polish emigrant life to 
 
 America; tr. by V. A. Klasko and T. H. 
 
 Bullic. 
 Children of the soil; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 The deluge; a historical novel of Poland, 
 
 Sweden and Russia ; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 
 2v. 
 Hania; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 Knights of the cross ; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 
 2 V. 
 On the bright shore; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 On the field of glory ; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 Pan Michael ; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 Quo vadis; a narrative of the time of Nero; 
 
 tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 Sielanka and other stories; tr. by Jeremiah 
 
 Curtin. 
 So runs the world; tr. by S. C. de Soissons. 
 Tales ; tr. by S. C. de Soissons. 
 With fire and sword; a historical novel of 
 
 Poland and Russia ; tr. by Jeremiah Curtin. 
 
 Skinner, H. D. 
 Espiritu Santo. 
 
 Spillman, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Lucius Flavius: an historical tale of the time 
 immediately preceding the destruction of 
 Jerusalem. 
 
 Wonderful flower of Woxindon : an historical 
 romance of the time of Queen Elizabeth. 
 
FICTION 187 
 
 Taggart, M. A. 
 
 The Wyndham girls. 
 
 Tincker, M. A. 
 Aurora. 
 By the Tiber. 
 San Salvador. 
 Winged word and other sketches. 
 
 Tynan, Katharine. 
 For Maisie. 
 The golden lily. 
 Her ladyship. 
 An isle in the water. 
 The lost angel and other stories. 
 Mary Gray. 
 Peggy, the daughter. 
 The story of Bawn. 
 
 Verne, Jules. 
 
 Adventures of a Chinaman in China. 
 
 An Antarctic mystery. 
 
 Around the world in eighty days. 
 
 Castle of Carpathians. 
 
 Field of ice. 
 
 From the earth to the moon direct in ninety 
 
 seven hours and twenty minutes, and a trip 
 
 around it. 
 Fur country; or, Seventy degrees North lati 
 
 tude. 2 V. 
 Giant raft. 
 In search of the castaways. 
 
188 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Journey to the centre of the earth. 
 Michael Strogoff, the courier of the czar. — 
 
 The mutineers, a romance of Mexico. 
 Mysterious island: the modern Robinson 
 
 Crusoe. 
 Steam house. 
 To the sun. 
 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. 
 Wreck of the Chancellor. 
 
 Ward, Mrs Wilfrid. 
 Great possessions. 
 The light behind. 
 
 One poor scruple; a seven weeks' story. 
 Out of due time. 
 
 Whiteley, I. N. 
 
 The falcon of Langeac. 
 For the French lilies. 
 
 Wiseman, N. P. S., Cardinal. 
 
 Fabiola ; or, The church of the catacombs. 
 
CHILDREN S DEPARTMENT. 189 
 
 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC 
 
 AUTHORS IN THE 
 
 CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT 
 
 GENERAL LITERATURE 
 
 Berthold, Theod6r. 
 
 Lives of the saints for children. J414-262 
 
 Froissart, Sir John. 
 
 The chronicles of England, France, Spain, etc. 
 Abridged edition. J924-42 
 
 Harris, J. C. _ 
 
 Aaron in the wildwoods. J387-487 
 
 Daddy Jake, the runaway and short stories 
 
 after dark. J387-481 
 
 Little Mr. Thimblefinger and his queer 
 
 country. i 387-482 
 
 Mr. Rabbit at home. j 387-483 
 
 Nights with Uncle Remus. j387- 49 
 
 Plantation pageants. J387-484 
 
 Stories of Georgia. J9848-41 
 
 Story of Aaron. J387-486 
 
 Told by Uncle Remus. J387-48S 
 
 Uncle Remus and the little boy. j 387-489 
 
 Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings. 
 
 j387- 48 
 
 Joyce, P. W. 
 
 A child's history of Ireland. 1941-448 
 
 Reading book in Irish history. J941-4S1 
 
190 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Kerr, A. C, Lady. 
 
 A Bible picture book for Catholic children . 
 
 J221.1-49 
 Lives of the saints for children. J414-4S6 
 
 Lawler, T. B. 
 
 A primary history of the United States. 
 
 J973-551 
 Story of Columbus and Magellan. j970- 49 
 
 Leamy, Edmund. 
 
 The golden spears and other fairy 
 tales j 384. 1-58 
 
 Lillie, L. C. W. 
 
 Story of English literature for young read- 
 ers : Chaucer to Cowper. J820-94 
 
 Story of music and musicians for young read- 
 ers, j 770-6 
 
 MacManus, Seumas. 
 
 Donegal fairy stories. j 384. 1-649 
 
 In chimney corners. j 384 1-65 
 
 O'Brien, R. B. ed. 
 
 Ireland. (Children's study.) J941-S9 
 
 Pace, E. A. and Shields, T. E. 
 
 Religion, v 1. F 
 
 Patmore, Coventry, ed. 
 
 Children's garland from the best poets. 
 
 J809.9-7 
 Portuondo, Josephine. 
 
 True historical stories for Catholic children. 
 
 J410-842 
 Partial contents: 
 
CHILDREN S DEPARTMENT. 191 
 
 St Gregory the Great. — St Louis. — ^Jeanne d'Arc. 
 Mary Queen of Scots. — Charles Carroll of Car- 
 rollton. 
 
 Repplier, Agnes, comp. 
 
 Book of famous verse. j809- 72 
 
 Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Decatur and Somers. J412.32-8 
 
 Paul Jones. j518B408 
 
 Twelve naval captains. j412. 32-85 
 
 Segur, S. R., Comtesse de. 
 
 Fairy tales. J381-8 
 
 A life of Christ for children; adapted from 
 
 the French by M. V. Merrick. J232.9-802 
 Story of a donkey ; abridged from the French 
 
 by Charles Welsh. F 
 
 Sloane, T. O. 
 
 Electricity simplified. j 537-83 
 
 Home experiments in science for old and 
 young. j 530.7-86 
 
 How to become a successful electrician. 
 
 j 537-834 
 
 Tabb, J. B., Reverend. 
 
 Child verse: poems grave and gay. j871 C 1 
 
 Taylor, I. A. 
 
 The silver legend. J414-9 
 
 Vaughan, Bernard, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Life lessons from blessed Joan of Arc. 
 
 j275 B 52 
 
192 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 JUVENILE FICTION 
 
 Bearne, David, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The romance of the silver shoon. J 
 
 Biart, Lucien. 
 
 Adventures of a young naturalist. J 
 
 Bonesteel, M. G. 
 
 Hostage of war. J 
 
 Capella, F. de P. 
 
 Tales and legends of the Middle Ages. J 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. 
 
 Don Quixote, retold by Judge Parry; 
 il. by Walter Crane J 
 
 Copus, J. E., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Harry Russell. J 
 
 Cottin, Sophie. 
 
 Elizabeth; or, The exiles of Siberia. J 
 
 Crowley, M. C. 
 
 Happy-go-lucky and other stories. J 
 
 Dorsey, E. L. 
 
 Midshipman Bob. J 
 
 Egan, M. F. 
 
 The flower of the flock ; and the badgers of 
 
 Belmont. J 
 
 Jack Chumleigh at boarding school. J 
 
 Jasper Thorn. . J 
 
CHILDREN S DEPARTMENT. 193 
 
 Finn, F. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Best foot forward and other stories. J 
 
 "But thy love and thy grace." J 
 
 Claude Lightfoot. J 
 Ethelred Preston; or, The adventures of a 
 
 newcomer. J 
 
 Harry Dee. J 
 
 His first and last appearance. J 
 
 Mostly boys. J 
 
 Percy Wynn. J 
 
 That foot ball game and what came of it. J 
 
 Tom Playfair. J 
 
 Finn, F. J., Reverend, S. J., and others. 
 
 Juvenile round table: stories by the foremost 
 
 Catholic writers. 3 v. J 
 
 Harland, Henry. 
 
 My friend Prospero. J 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 On the plantation. J 
 Wally WanderoH and his story-telling ma- 
 chine. J 
 
 Herchenbach, William. 
 
 Armorer of Solingen. J 
 
 La Motte-Fouque, F. H. K. de. 
 
 Sintram and his companions ; and Undine. J 
 
 Lillie, L. C. W. 
 
 Household of Glen Holly. J 
 
 Malet, Lucas, pseud. 
 
 Little Peter: a Christmas morality for 
 
 children of any age. J 
 
194 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Mannix, M. E. 
 
 Pancho and Panchita. J 
 
 Mulholland, Rosa. 
 
 Girls of Banshee castle. J 
 
 Sadlier, A. T. 
 
 Mary Tracy's fortune. J 
 
 The talisman. J 
 
 Schmid, Christoph, von. 
 
 Easter eggs ; il. by Wheelhouse. J 
 
 Godfrey, the little hermit. J 
 
 Seawell, M. E. 
 
 The great scoop. J 
 History of Lady Betty Stair. J 
 The imprisoned midshipmen. J 
 Laurie Vane and other stories. J 
 Little Jarvis. T 
 Lively adventures of Gavin Hamilton. J 
 Midshipman Paulding. J 
 Quarterdeck and folk'sle : stories of the sea. J 
 The Rock of the Lion. J 
 Through thick and thin and The midship- 
 man's mess. J 
 
 Segur, S. R., Comtesse de. 
 
 Sophie; adapted from the French by Charles 
 
 Welsh. J 
 
 Spalding, H. S., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Cave by the Beech Fork ; a story of Kentucky, 
 1815. J 
 Race for Copper Island. J 
 Sheriff of the Beech Fork: a story of Ken- 
 tucky. J 
 
CHILDREN S DEPARTMENT. 195 
 
 Taggart, M. A. 
 
 At Aunt Anna's. J 
 
 Little grey house. J 
 
 Loyal blue and royal scarlet. J 
 
 Pussy-cat town. J 
 
 Three girls and especially one. J 
 
 Tynan, Katharine. 
 
 The great captain : a story of the days of Sir 
 
 Walter Raleigh. J 
 The queen's page: a story of the days of 
 
 Charles I of England. J 
 
 Verne, Jules. 
 
 Tour of the world in eighty days. J 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. J 
 
 Waggaman, M. T. 
 
 Nan Nobody. J 
 
 Strong arm of Avalon. J 
 
 Wiseman, N. P. S., Cardinal. 
 
 The lamp of the sanctuary. J 
 
196 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC 
 
 AUTHORS IN THE 
 
 REFERENCE DEPARTMENT 
 
 GENERAL LITERATURE 
 
 Addis, W. E. and Arnold, Thomas. 
 
 Catholic dictionary. 1883. 282.03-Ad2 
 
 Arnold, Thomas, tr. 
 
 Beowulf. 1876. 829.3-Ar6 
 
 Belloc, Hilaire. 
 
 The historic Thames; illustrated by A. R. 
 Quinton. 1907. 930-B41 
 
 Belloy, Marquis de. 
 
 Christopher Columbus and the discovery of 
 the new world. 1877. B C72b 
 
 Bible. 
 
 Biblia sacra : vulgatae editonis. 2 v. 1758. 
 
 220.9-B47v. 
 
 Bible. 
 
 The Holy Bible; translated from the Latin 
 vulgate. 1855. 220.07-H32 
 
 Brangwyn, Frank. 
 
 The spirit of the age. 1905. 7S9.2B-B73s 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 197 
 
 Brosnahan, Timothy, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Dr Harris and the agnostic school-house. 
 
 377-B79 
 
 President EHot and Jesuit colleges. 
 
 370.94-B79 
 
 Brunctiere, Ferdinand. 
 
 Manual of the history of French Hterature; 
 tr. by Ralph Derechef. 1898. 840-B83 
 
 Burke, John. 
 
 A general and heraldic dictionary of the peer- 
 ages of England, Ireland and Scotland. 
 1831. 419.721-B91 
 
 Burke, John and J. B. 
 
 Encyclopaedia of heraldry; or, General arm- 
 ory of England, Scotland and Ireland. 1851. 
 
 419.72-B91 
 
 Burke, Sir J. B. 
 
 The book of precedence. 1881. 419.7-B91 
 
 A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the 
 peerage and baronetage; ed. by A. P. 
 Burke. 1902. 419.72-B91 
 
 A genealogical and heraldic history of the col- 
 onial gentry. 2 v. 1895. 419.725-B91c 
 
 A genealogical and heraldic history of the 
 landed gentry of Great Britain. 1906. 
 
 419.725-B91 
 
 The Catholic Church in the United States, v. 1 : 
 the religious communities. 282.973-C28 
 
198 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Catholic Club of New York. 
 
 Columbus memorial volume. 1893. B C72 
 
 Catholic encyclopedia; ed. by C. G. Herbermann 
 and others. 11 v. 1911. 282.03-H41 
 
 Catholic who's who and year book; ed. by Sir 
 F. C. Burnand. 1909. 410-C28 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de. 
 
 Don Quixote de la Mancha. 4 v. 1815. 
 
 863.32-D 
 
 Don Quixote of La Mancha; tr. by P. A. 
 
 Mottens. 4 v. 1908. 863.321-M 
 
 Champlain, Samuel de. 
 
 Voyages, 1604-1618; ed. by W. L. Grant. 
 1907. 970-C35 
 
 Charlevoix, P. F. X. de, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 History and general description of New 
 France; tr. with notes by J. G. Shea. 6 v. 
 1866. 97i-C38 
 
 Chateaubriand, F. A. R., Vicomte de. 
 
 Atala; tr. by J. S. Harvey and illustrated by 
 Gustave Dore. 843.651-Atlh 
 
 Chaucer, Geoffrey. 
 
 Complete works; ed. by W. W. Skeat. 7 v 
 1894. 821.17-1 
 
 Clarke, R. H. 
 
 History of the Catholic Church in the United 
 States from the earliest period to the pres- 
 ent time. 1891. 282.973-CSS 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 199 
 
 Columbus, Christopher. 
 
 Letter on the discovery of America. 1892. 
 
 B-C721 
 
 Cortes, Hernando. 
 
 Despatches addressed to the Emperor Charles 
 V; tr. with an introduction and notes by 
 George Folsom. 1843. 990.2-C81 
 
 Creahan, John. 
 
 Life of Laura Keene, actress, artist, manager 
 and scholar. 1897. 781.9-K2Sc 
 
 Dante, Alighieri. 
 
 La divina commedia ; con commenti del P. G. 
 
 Berthier. 2 v. 1892. 851.15-D64 
 
 The new life ; tr. by C. E. Norton. 1889. 
 
 851.15-V83n 
 The vision of Hell; tr. by H. F. Cary and 
 
 illustrated by Gustave Dore. 759.4B-D73d 
 The vision of Purgatory and Paradise; tr. by 
 
 H. F. Cary and illustrated by Gustave 
 
 Dore. 759.4B-D73da 
 
 Darche, J. J. D., Reverend. 
 
 In the Gregorian kingdom; or, A few leisure 
 hours with the ecclesiastical chant. 1904. 
 
 262-D24 
 
 De Costa, B. F. 
 
 The Northmen in Maine. 1870. 970-D3S 
 
 Documentary exposition of the rupture of diplo- 
 matic relations between the Holy See and the 
 French government. 1904. 282 
 
200 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Domenech, E. H. D., Abbe. 
 
 Seven years' residence in the great deserts of 
 North America. 2 v. 1860. 970.1-D71 
 
 Egan, M. F., ed. 
 
 Glories of the Catholic Church in art, archi- 
 tecture and history. 1895. 724-Egl 
 
 Engelhardt, Zephyrin, Reverend. 
 
 The missions and missionaries of California. 
 V. 1. Lower California. 1908. 
 
 267.94-En3 
 
 Fischer, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The discoveries of the Norsemen in America ; 
 tr. from the German by B. H. Soulsby. 
 1903. 970-F52 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy. 
 
 London city suburbs. 1893. 442.1-F57 
 
 Formby, Henry. 
 
 Ancient Rome and its connection with the 
 Christian religion. 1880. 919-F76 
 
 Freri, J., Reverend. 
 
 Work and scope of the Propaganda, the 
 Congregation of the propagation of the 
 faith, 282-F89 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 201 
 
 Froissart, Sir John. 
 
 Chronicles of England, France, Spain and the 
 adjoining countries; tr. by Thomas Jones. 
 2 V. 1868. 924-F92 
 
 Gardner, E. G. 
 
 The story of Siena and San Gimignano. 1902. 
 
 945.52-G17 
 
 Gayarre, Charles. 
 
 Dr Bluff in Russia ; or, the Emperor Nicholas 
 and the American doctor. 1865. 812.49-G25 
 
 Gilbert, Sir J. T. 
 
 History of the viceroys of Ireland with no- 
 tices of the Castle of Dublin. 1865. 
 
 941-G37 
 
 Gleason, W. J. 
 
 Historical sketch of the 150th regiment, 
 
 O. V. I. 1899. ~ 979.61-G47 
 
 History of the Cuyahoga County Soldiers and 
 
 Sailors' monument. 1894. 986.16-G47 
 
 Glimpses of the monastery : scenes from the his- 
 tory of the Ursulines of Quebec from 1639 to 
 1839; by a member of the community. 1897. 
 
 271.974-Sce6 
 
 Gorman, W. G., comp. 
 
 Converts to Rome. 1885. 282.42-G68 
 
 Graduale sacrosanctae Romanae ecclesiae de tem- 
 pore et de Sanctis. 1908. 773.5-V4S 
 
202 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AtJTHORS 
 
 Houck, G. F., Monsignor. 
 
 The Church in Northern Ohio and in the 
 diocese of Cleveland from 1817 to 1887. 
 1887. 282.671-H81 
 
 Houck, G. F. and Carr, M. W. 
 
 History of Catholicity in Northern Ohio, and 
 in the diocese of Cleveland from 1749 to 
 1900. 2 V. 1903. 282.69771-H81 
 
 Hughes, Thomas, Reverend, S. J . 
 
 History of the Society of Jesus in North 
 America. 2 v. 1907. 971-H87 
 
 V. 1. Text. 
 V. 2. Documents. 
 
 Hughes, W. H. 
 
 Three great events in the history of the Cath- 
 olic Church in the United States. 1889. 
 
 282.6-H87 
 
 Index librorum prohibitorum Leonis XIII sum. 
 pont. auctoritate recognitus SS. D.N. Pii 
 P.X. iussu editus. 1907. 098-In2 
 
 The Jesuit relations and allied documents ; ed. by 
 R. G. Thwaites. 1896. 73 v. 971-J49t 
 
 Le journal des Jesuits; ed. by the Abbes Laver 
 diere and Casgram. 1892. 971-J49J 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 203 
 
 Joutel. 
 
 Journal of La Salle's last voyage, 1684-1687 ; 
 with historical and biographical introduc- 
 tion and notes by H. R. Stiles. 1906. 
 
 987-J82 
 
 Joyce, P. W. 
 
 Atlas and history of Ireland : a comprehensive 
 description of each county; and. Story of 
 Ireland to 1895 by A. M. Sullivan. 1899. 
 
 941-J85 
 
 Ireland. (The history of nations, v. 12.) 
 
 1906. 906-H62 
 
 Irish peasantry songs in the English language. 
 
 1906. 774.4-J85 
 
 Keating, Geofifrey, Reverend. 
 
 The history of Ireland; ed. with translation 
 and notes by David Comyn. v. 1. 1902. 
 
 941-K22 
 
 Lanzi, A. L. 
 
 The history of painting in Italy from the 
 period of the revival of the fine arts to the 
 end of the eighteenth century; tr. by 
 Thomas Roscoe. 3 v. 1852. 759.5-L29 
 
 Leo XIII, Pope. 
 
 Condition of the working classes: encyclical 
 of May 15, 1891. 336.8-L5S 
 
 Leroy, A., Reverend. 
 
 History of the Little Sisters of the Poor; 
 tr. from the French. 1906. 271.95-L56 
 
204 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Lingard, John. 
 
 History of England. 10 v. 930-L64 
 
 McCarthy, Justin, and others, ed. 
 
 Irish literature. 10 v. 1904. 820.21-M12 
 
 MacGeogheghan, Jacques, Abbe. 
 
 The history of Ireland, ancient and modern, 
 with a continuation from the treaty of Lim- 
 erick to the present time by John Mitchel. 
 2 V. 1868. 941-M17 
 
 McGrath, T. F. 
 
 History of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. 
 1898. 363.9-M17 
 
 Axagevney, Eugene, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Pedagogical truth library. 377.82-M27 
 
 Mandeville, Sir John de. 
 
 Voyages and travels; ed. by Arthur Layard. 
 (The world's great books). 1899. 439-M31 
 
 Massillon, Jean-Baptiste, Bishop of Clermont. 
 Sermons; selected and tr. by William Dick- 
 son. 2v. 1803. 252-M38 
 
 Meynell, Alice, ed. 
 
 Children of the old masters: Italian school. 
 1903. 759.5-M57 
 
 Meynell, Wilfrid, ed. 
 
 Modern art and artists. 759-W57 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 205 
 
 Millot, Abbe. 
 
 Elements of general history; tr. from the 
 French. 5 v. 906-M62 
 
 Missale Romanum. 1862. 260.2-M69 
 
 Mivart, St George. 
 
 The cat : an introduction to the study of back- 
 boned animals especially mammals. 1881. 
 
 637.9-M69 
 
 Moore, Thomas. 
 
 The poetical works; with a memoir by F. 
 Lawrence. 3 v. 1881. 821.75-1 
 
 More, Sir Thomas. 
 
 History of King Richard III; ed. by J. R. 
 
 ' Lumby. 1883. 824.2-M81 
 
 Utopia. In World's greatest literatures, v. 32, 
 
 p. 1-99. 808-W89 
 
 Newman, J. H., Cardinal. 
 
 The dream of Gerontius. 1907. 821.89-N46 
 An essay in aid of a grammar of assent. 1906. 
 
 282.7-N46 
 Lives of the English saints. 6 v. 1903. 
 
 414.242-N46 
 
 O'Brien, Henry. 
 
 The round towers of Ireland. 1834. 
 
 406.2-Oh6 
 
 O'Callaghan, E. B. 
 
 History of New Netherlands; or, New York 
 under the Dutch. 2 v. 1855. 983-OCl 
 
206 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 O'Callaghan, E. B., ed. 
 
 New York Colonial tracts. 4 v. 1867. 
 
 983-OCln 
 
 O'Curry, Eugene. 
 
 Lectures on the manuscript materials of an- 
 cient Irish history. 1861. 941.1-0c8 
 
 Delivered at the Catholic University of Ireland 
 during the sessions of 18SS and 18S6. 
 
 The official Catholic directory, almanac and clergy 
 list. V. 18, 22, 24. 282.97-Of2 
 
 O'Hanlon, John, Very Reverend Canon. 
 
 Irish-American history of the United States. 
 2v. 1907. 972-Ohl 
 
 O'Keeffe, Katharine. 
 
 A Longfellow night; a short sketch of the 
 
 poet's life with songs and recitations from 
 
 his works. 1888. 8n.343-Ok2 
 
 For the use of Catholic schools and literary 
 societies. 
 
 Paris, L. P. d'O., Comte de. 
 
 History of the Civil war in America. 3 v. 
 1875. 978.1-P21 
 
 Pollen, Mrs. J. H. 
 
 Seven centuries of lace. 1908. 746.5-P76 
 
 Polo, Marco. 
 
 Book concerning the kmgdoms and marvels of 
 the East ; ed. by Henry Yule. 2 v. 1871. 
 
 450-P76 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 207 
 
 Pope, Alexander. 
 
 Poetical works. 2 v. 1880. 821.53-11 
 
 Relations des Jesuites. 13 v. 1858. 971-J49r 
 
 The Roman breviary; tr. by John, Marquess of 
 Bute. 2v. 1879. 260.2;-R66 
 
 Rose, Stewart. 
 
 St Ignatius Loyola and the early Jesuits. 1891. 
 
 B-IgS 
 
 Ryan, M. J., Archbishop. 
 
 Address at the 100th anniversary of the death 
 of Commodore Barry. 1903. B-B27 
 
 St Alexis hospital. 
 
 Annual report. 1900. 986.182-Sa2 
 
 History, 1884-1909. 986.182-Sa2a 
 
 St Ignatius college. 
 
 Catalogue. 1888-1909. 378.73-Sa2H 
 
 it Mary's seminary. 
 
 Catalogue of library. 1898. 017-Sa2 
 
 St Vincent's Charity hospital. 
 
 Annual report 1895-1904. 986.182-S 
 
208 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Sasia, J. C, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 The Inquisition: an essay, extracted from De- 
 vivier's Christian apologetics. 1904. 
 
 272.2-D49 
 
 Scharf, J. T. 
 
 The chronicles of Baltimore. 1874. 984.2-Schl 
 History of Delaware, 1609-1888. 2 v. 1888. 
 
 984.1-Schl 
 
 Scharf, J. T. and Westcott, Thomas. 
 
 History of Philadelphia, 1669-1884. 3 v. 
 
 982.81 1-Schl 
 
 Schwickerath, Robert, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Jesuit education: its history and principles 
 viewed in the light of modern educational 
 problems. 1903. 370.94-Sch9 
 
 Shea, J. G., ed. 
 
 Early voyages up and down the Mississippi. 
 1861. 985-Sh3 
 
 Smith, S- B., Reverend. 
 
 Elements of ecclesiastical law. 3 v. 1888. 
 
 348-Sm 6 
 
 Society for the propagation of the faith and the 
 Catholic missions from 1822 to 1900. 282-Sol 
 
 Spalding, M. J., Archbishop. 
 
 Concilii Plenarii Baltimorensis II. 1868. 
 
 282-Spl 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 209 
 
 Strickland, Joseph, Reverend, S. J. 
 
 Boundary question between British Guayana 
 and Venezuela; with the documents and 
 maps from the Capuchin archives in Rome. 
 1896. 998-St8 
 
 Turner, William. 
 
 History of philosophy. 1903. 141-T85 
 
 Vallance, Aymer. 
 
 Art in England during the Elizabethan and 
 Stuart periods; ed. by Charles Holme. 
 1908. 729.42-V24 
 
 Vasari, Giorgio. 
 
 Lives of the most eminent painters, sculptors 
 and architects ; tr. by Mrs Jonathan Foster. 
 5v. 1855. 759-V44 
 
 Walsh, J. J. 
 
 The thirteenth, greatest of centuries. 1907. 
 
 924-W16 
 
 Weale, W. H. J. 
 
 Hans Memlinc. 1865. 759.7B-M57w 
 
 Hubert and John Van Eyck: their life and 
 
 work. 1908. 759.7B-V282w 
 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 
 The history of portrait miniatures. 2 v. 1904. 
 
 756-W67h 
 
210 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Portrait miniatures; from the time of Hol- 
 bein, 1531, to that of Sir William Ross, 
 1860. 1897. 756-W67 
 
 Richard Cosway, R. A. 1905. 
 
 759.2B-C82W 
 
 Wynne, J. J., Reverend, S. J. 
 
 A chapter of errors in Appleton's universal 
 cyclopedia; an article entitled "Poisoning 
 the wells." 282 
 
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT. 211 
 
 CATHOLIC PERIODICALS 
 
 IN THE 
 
 REFERENCE DEPARTMENT 
 
 BOUND PERIODICALS 
 
 American Catholic historical researches, v. 5-27. 
 1889-1911 
 
 American Catholic quarterly review, v. 1-34. 
 1876-1911. 
 
 Annals of the Propagation of the Faith, v. 65-73. 
 1902-1911. 
 
 Brownson's quarterly review, v. 1-24. 1844- 
 1875. 205-B82 
 
 Catholic Missions, v. 1-4. 1907-1911. 
 
 Catholic Universe. 
 
 Catholic World, v. 1-91. 1865-1911. 
 
 Dublin review, v. 1-146. 1836-1911. 
 
 Irish World. 
 
 Jednota. 
 
 The Messenger, v. 47. 1907. 
 
 The Month, v. 1-68, 103-116. 1820-1886, 1904- 
 1911. 
 
 Mosher's magazine, v. 1-8. 1895-1902. 
 
 The New World, v. 1-9. 1892-1900. 
 
212 CURRENT PERIODICALS 
 
 CURRENT PERIODICALS 
 
 America. 
 
 American Catholic historical researches. 
 
 American Catholic quarterly review. 
 
 Annals of the Propagation of the Faith. 
 
 Catholic Missions. 
 
 Catholic Universe. 
 
 Catholic World. 
 
 Dublin review. 
 
 Irish World. 
 
 Jednota. 
 
 The Month. 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 213 
 
 Author Index 
 
 Page 
 
 ABeckett, A. W 139 
 
 Abraham, G. W 95 
 
 Acton, J. E. E. Dalberg^ 116, 139 
 
 Adamnan, Abbot 144 
 
 Adams, H. A 86 
 
 Addis, W. E. and Arnold, Thomas 196 
 
 Aloysius, Sister Mary 116 
 
 Alzog, Johannes . . . ., 1 
 
 Amherst, W. J 1 
 
 Anderdon, W. H 132 
 
 Anderson, Mary 139 
 
 Angela, Blessed of Foligno 1, 139 
 
 Antony, C. M 145, 162 
 
 Arnold, Thomas 86, 196 
 
 — tr 196 
 
 Arrom, C. B. de F 170 
 
 Arsac, J. d' 2 
 
 Arundell, J. F. and Ryley, E 2 
 
 Athanasius, Saint 2 
 
 Atteridge, A. H 141 
 
 Augustine, Saint 2 
 
 Aveling, Francis 3 
 
 Ayscough, John 170 
 
 Azarias, Brother see Mullany, P. F. 
 
 Baffie, Eugene 157 
 
 Balmes, James 3 
 
 Baltimore, Council of . ., 3 
 
 Banim, John 102, 170 
 
 Banim, Michael 170 
 
 Barnes, A. S 4, 108 
 
 Barnett, J. F 83 
 
 Barri, Giraldus de 116 
 
 Barry, W. F. 4, 116, 160, 163, 170 
 
 Bartoli, Daniel 151 
 
 Baudrillart, Alfred 4- 
 
214 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 Bazan, E. P 116 
 
 Bazin, Rene 108, 171 
 
 Bearne, David 192 
 
 Bede, Augustin 4 
 
 Bade, the Venerable 116 
 
 Bedford, Henry 168 
 
 Beesau, Amable 70 
 
 Belloc, B. R. P 95 
 
 Belloc, Hilaire 
 
 95, 108, 117, 145, 156, 163, 171, 196 
 
 Belloy, Augustus, Marquis de 144, 196 
 
 Benson, R. H 5, 171 
 
 Bentzon, Therese see Blanc, M. T. 
 
 Berington, Joseph 86 
 
 Bernard, Saint i 140 
 
 Berthold, Theodor 189 
 
 Betten, F. S 5 
 
 Biart, Lucien 117, 192 
 
 Bible 5, 196 
 
 Birt, H. N., ed 124 
 
 Blake, M. E. M 102, 108 
 
 Blanc, M. T. (Therese Bentzon) 70 
 
 Blunt, Anne 109 
 
 Boedder, Bernard 5 
 
 Bolanden, Conrad von 171 
 
 Bonesteel, M. G 192 
 
 Bossuet, J. B. Bishop , 6 
 
 Bougaud, L. V. E., Bishop 168 
 
 Bourke, J. G 117 
 
 Bourke, U. J 155 
 
 Bowden, H. S., ed 145 
 
 Bowden, J. E 147 
 
 Bowles, Emily 155 
 
 Brangwyn, Frank 196 
 
 Brann, H. A 151 
 
 Brennan, M. S 79^ 132 
 
 Bresciani, Antonio ; . 172 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 215 
 
 Page 
 
 Brewster, A. H. M 172 
 
 Bridgett, T. E 6, 158 
 
 ed. 61 
 
 Broglie, Albert, Due de 139, 141, 154 
 
 Broglie, Emmanuel, Prince de 168 
 
 Brosnahan, Timothy 197 
 
 Browne, E. G. K 6 
 
 Brownson, H. F 141 
 
 Brownson, O. A 6, 70, 86 
 
 Brownson, S. M 149 
 
 Brunetiere, Ferdinand 83, 86, 140, 197 
 
 Bugg, L. H 70 
 
 Burke, C. E 70 
 
 Burke, J. B 132, 197 
 
 Burke, J. B. B 79 
 
 Burke, S. H 117 
 
 Burke, T. N 7, 117 
 
 Burnand, F. C 86, 87 
 
 ed 198 
 
 Burns, J. A 70 
 
 Burton, I. A 142 
 
 Businger, L. C 7 
 
 Butler, Alban 132 
 
 Butler, W. F 109, 117, ISO, 159 
 
 Butler, W. F. T 117 
 
 Cabellero, F. see Arrom, C. B. de F. 
 
 Caddell, C. M 172 
 
 Calder6n de la Barca, Pedro 102 
 
 Camm, Dom Bede, ed , 133 
 
 Camoens, Luis de 87 
 
 Campbell, T. J 133 
 
 Cannon, C. J 172 
 
 Canty, M 7 
 
 Capecelatro, Alphonsus, Cardinal 7 
 
 Capel, J. F 8 
 
 Capella, F. de P 70, 192 
 
 Capes, F. M 143, 163 
 
816 BOOKS BY CATHOUC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 Capes, J. M 8 
 
 Carmichael, Montgomery 83, 109, 172 
 
 ^tr .34 
 
 Carr, M. W 202 
 
 Casey, P. H 8 
 
 Catherine, Saint of Genoa 8 
 
 Catherine, Saint of Siena 142 
 
 Catholic Church from within 9 
 
 Catholic directory 206 
 
 Catholic encyclopedia 198 
 
 Catholic who's who 198 
 
 Cathrein, Victor 71 
 
 Caussade, J. P. de 9 
 
 Cavendish, George 169 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de 87, 172, 192, 198 
 
 Champlain, Samuel de 1. 198 
 
 Charlevoix, P. F. X. de 198 
 
 Chatard, F. S., Bishop 9 
 
 Chateaubriand, R. F. A 9, 87, 1A4, 172, 198 
 
 Chaucer, Geoffrey 102, 198 
 
 Cherance, Leopold de 148 
 
 Chevreul, M. E 83 
 
 Chittenden, H. M. and Richardson, A. T., ed. . 165 
 
 Cid, The 87 
 
 Clarke, A. C 172 
 
 Clarke, R. F. 9, 10, 64 
 
 ed 55, 153 
 
 Clarke, R. H 198 
 
 Gierke, A. M 79, 87 
 
 Cobbett, William 10 
 
 Coffey, P., tr 68 
 
 Coleman, Ambrose 10 
 
 Coleridge, H. J 149 
 
 Columbus, Christopher 199 
 
 Concerning Jesuits 10 
 
 Condon, E. O'M ! ! ! ! ! 109 
 
 Connolly, J. B 173 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 217 
 
 Page 
 
 Conrad, Joseph 109, 173 
 
 Conscience, Hendrik 173 
 
 Conyngham, D. P 173 
 
 Coppee, Frangois 173 
 
 Coppens, Charles 64, 88 
 
 Coppo, Fra Giovanni di 148 
 
 Copus, J. E. 192 
 
 Cornaro, Luigi , 64 
 
 Corneille, Pierre 88 
 
 Cortes, Hernando 199 
 
 Cotter, J. H 88 
 
 Cottin, Sophie 174, 192 
 
 Craigie, Pearl Mary see Hobbes, J. O. 
 
 Crashaw, Richard 102 
 
 Craven, Mme. Augustus 149, 174 
 
 Crawford, F. M 88, 109, 117, 118, 174 
 
 Crawford, V. M 71 
 
 Creahan, John 152, 199 
 
 Crevecoeur, J. H. de 109 
 
 Crowley, M. C 175, 192 
 
 Cruise, F. R 167 
 
 Cunningham, F. A 10 
 
 Curtin, Jeremiah 71, 118 
 
 Cuthbert, Father 11 
 
 Dahlgren, J. A 145 
 
 Dahlgren, M. V 64, 109, 145, 176 
 
 ed 71 
 
 Daly, T. A 102 
 
 Dante Alighieri 88, 199 
 
 Darche, J. J. D 199 
 
 Darras, J. E 11 
 
 Davies, E. W 118 
 
 Davitt, Michael 110, 118 
 
 De Costa, B. F 110, 118, 199 
 
 De Courcy, Henry, and Shea, J. G 11 
 
 Deharbe, Joseph 11 
 
 De la Pasture, E. B 176 
 
218 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 Delaumosne, Abbe, and Arnaud, Angelique. . 88 
 
 Delehaye, H 133 
 
 Denk, V. M. 176 
 
 Bering, E. H. ; 144 
 
 De Roo, P 118 
 
 Devas, C. S 71, 72 
 
 De Vere, A. T 96, 102, 146 
 
 Dewar, J. C 110 
 
 Didon, Henri 12 
 
 Didron, A. N 12 
 
 Digby, K. H 72 
 
 Dionne, N. E 119 
 
 Dobree, L. E 176 
 
 Dobrizhoffer, Martin 110 
 
 Dollinger, J. I. von 12 
 
 Domenech, E. H. D 110, 200 
 
 Domville, Margaret 153 
 
 tr 69 
 
 Donnelly, E. C 176 
 
 ed 72 
 
 Donnelly, Ignatius 72, 79, 88, 110, 176 
 
 Dooley, Martin see Dunne, F. P. 
 
 Dorr, J. C. R 103, 110, 177 
 
 Dorsey, A. H 177 
 
 Dorsey, E. L 192 
 
 Drane, A. T 142, 147 
 
 Driscoll, J. T 12 
 
 Du Boys, Albert 143 
 
 Duchesne, L. M. 13 
 
 Duffy, C. G 119, 142, 147 
 
 Dumesnil, Abbe 119 
 
 Dunne, F. P 89 
 
 Durantaye, Morel de la 119 
 
 Eaton, R. 14 
 
 Egan, M. F 64, 89, 103, 177, 192 
 
 ■ ed 200 
 
 Eginhard 143 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 319 
 
 Page 
 
 Elliott, Walter 151 
 
 Emmerich, A. C 14 
 
 Engelhardt, Zephyrin 200 
 
 Escrich, E. P 177 
 
 Estcourt, E. E 14 
 
 Eusebius of Caesarea 14, 15 
 
 Faber, F. W 15, 16, 103 
 
 Falloux, A. F. P., Comte de 166 
 
 Fao de Bruno, Joseph 16 
 
 Farrell, Joseph 96 
 
 Fathers of the Church 17 
 
 Feasey, H. J 18 
 
 Fenelon, F. de S. de la M 18, 89 
 
 Feval, Paul 18 
 
 Finerty, J. F 119 
 
 Finn, F. J 192 
 
 Fischer, Joseph 200 
 
 Fitzgerald, Percy 
 
 18, 19, 83, 89, 146, 149, 152, 166, 167, 169, 200 
 
 Fitzpatrick, J. P 83, 119 
 
 Fitzpatrick, W. J 119, 153 
 
 Flanagan, Thomas 19 
 
 Fleming, George 177 
 
 Fletcher, Margaret 64 
 
 Formby, Henry 120, 200 
 
 Fouard, Constant 19, 20 
 
 Fox, J. J 20 
 
 Francis, Saint of Assisi 148 
 
 Francis de Sales, Saint 21 
 
 Francis, M. E 177 
 
 Franco, J. J 177 
 
 Eraser, M. C Ill, 178 
 
 Frechette, L. H 178 
 
 Freri, J 200 
 
 Froissart, Jean 120, 189, 201 
 
 Fullerton, Georgiana 178 
 
 Gardner, E. G 90, 120, 142, 201 
 
220 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 Gasquet, F. A 21, 22, 23, 79, 83 
 
 ed 10, 140 
 
 Gaume, J. J 72 
 
 Gayarre, C. A 120, 162, 178, 201 
 
 Gazeau, Francis 120 
 
 Gerard, Dorothea 178 
 
 Gerard, John 23, 79, 120 
 
 Gettelmann, U. F., tr 71 
 
 Gibbons, J 64 
 
 Gibbons, James, Cardinal 23 
 
 Gibbs, Philip 168 
 
 Gigot, F. E 24 
 
 Gilbert, J. T 121, 201 
 
 Gilmore, Minnie 103 
 
 Gleason, W. J 201 
 
 Gorman, W. G 201 
 
 Gounod, C. F 150 
 
 Grant, James 133, 179 
 
 Gratry, A. J. A 24, 162 
 
 Griffin, Gerald 103, 150, , 179 
 
 Guerin, Eugenie de 150 
 
 Guerin, Maurice du Cayla de 150 
 
 Guers, Eugene 121 
 
 Guggenberger, Anthony 24 
 
 Guiney, L. 1 96, 103, 134, 153, 179 
 
 ed 104 
 
 Haley, M. J 128 
 
 Halle, C. E 150 
 
 Hamon, E ., 25 
 
 Harland Henry 179, 193 
 
 Harris, J. C 121, 179, 189, 193 
 
 Harris, M. C Ill, 180 
 
 Harris, W. R 25 
 
 Harrison, A. H Ill 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. Mary Kingsley see Malet, Lucas, 
 
 pseud. 
 Hassard, J. R. G Ill, 151 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 221 
 
 Page 
 
 Hatzfeld, Adolphe 140 
 
 HauUeville, Baron de . ., 25 
 
 Hawarden, Edward 25 
 
 Hawtrey, Valentino, tr 25 
 
 Healy, John, Archbishop 72, 162 
 
 Healy, Mary ,. 180 
 
 Healy, T. M 121 
 
 Hecker, I. T 25 
 
 Hedley, J. C, Bishop' 26 
 
 Hefele, K. J. von. Bishop 26, 169 
 
 Heins, M. A 143 
 
 Henry VIII 26 
 
 Herbermann, C. G 121 
 
 ed 198 
 
 Herbert, M. E Ill, 180 
 
 tr 134, 140 
 
 Herchenbach, William 193 
 
 Hervey, Mrs. T. K 180 
 
 Hettinger, Franz 90 
 
 Hewit, A. F , 27 
 
 Hitchcock, G. S 27 
 
 Hobbes, J. 180 
 
 Hogan, J. F 90 
 
 Holaind, R. 1 72 
 
 Horgan, J. J 134 
 
 Houck, G. F 162, 202 
 
 and Carr, M. W 202 
 
 Household book of Irish eloquence 90 
 
 Hewlett, W. J 155 
 
 Howley, M. F 27 
 
 Hiibner, J. A 165 
 
 Hue, E. R 27, 111 
 
 Hughes, John, Archbishop 28 
 
 Hughes, Thomas 7Z, 202 
 
 Hughes, W. H 202 
 
 Hughs, Mrs. Mary .180 
 
 Hunter, S. J 28 
 
222 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 Imbert de Saint-Amand, A. L. 
 
 121, 134, 139, 141, 144, 147, 152, 154, 156, 
 157, 159 
 
 Index librorum prohibitorum 202 
 
 Ireland, John, Archbishop 28 
 
 Janssen, Johannes 121 
 
 Jenkins, T. J 73 
 
 Jesuit relations 202, 207 
 
 Johnston, R. M 90, 96, 152, 180, 181 
 
 Joinville, Frangois, Prince de 152 
 
 Joinville, Jean de 154 
 
 Joly, Henri 65, 151, 167 
 
 Jordan, E. G 181 
 
 Joyce, P. W 65, 84, 121, 122, 189, 203 
 
 tr 73 
 
 Joyce, R. D 103 
 
 Kavanagh, Julia Ill, 134, 135, 181 
 
 Kavanagh, P. F 122 
 
 Keane, J. F 112 
 
 Keating, Geoffrey 122, 203 
 
 Kelly, B. W 135 
 
 Kennedy, J. P 97, 169, 181 
 
 Kenrick, F. P., Archbishop 29 
 
 Keon, M. G 181 
 
 Kerr, A. C 190 
 
 Kiely, J. M 29 
 
 Klein, Felix 112 
 
 Kneipp, Sebastian , 80 
 
 Kress, W. S 73 
 
 La Broise, R. M. de 29 
 
 Lacordaire, J. B. H 30 
 
 Lady Poverty 30 
 
 Laforet, N. J 30 
 
 La Grange, A. K. de. 181 
 
 Lamartine, A. M. de 
 
 90, 122, 135, 144, 145, 148, 153, 157, 181 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 223 
 
 Page 
 
 Lambert, L. A 30, 31 
 
 ed 16 
 
 La Motte-Fouque, F. H. K. de .182, 193 
 
 Lanciani, R. A 112, 123 
 
 Lanzi, Luigi 84, 203 
 
 Largent, Father , 152 
 
 La Rochefoucauld, Francois, Due de 90 
 
 La Roche jaquelein, M. L., Marquise de. .91, 153 
 
 Lathrop, G. P 112 
 
 Lathrop, R. H 151 
 
 Lawler, T. B 123, 190 
 
 Leamy, Edmund 190 
 
 Le Camus, Emile i 31 
 
 Lecky, W. R 182 
 
 Lee, F. G 123 
 
 Leith, W. F., ed 31 
 
 Le Monnier, Leon 148 
 
 Leo XIII, Pope 31, 73, 103, 203 
 
 Lepicier, A. M 31 
 
 Leroy, A 203 
 
 Liebich, Louise 146 
 
 Lillie, L. C. W 182, 190, 193 
 
 Lilly, W. S 32, 73, 97, 123, 124 
 
 ed 43 
 
 Lingard, John 124, 204 
 
 Liszt, Franz 144, 154 
 
 Longueville, Thomas .91, 142, 143, 146, 168, 182 
 
 Louage, A 91 
 
 Lowndes, M. A. B 182 
 
 Loyola, Mother Mary , 65 
 
 Lucas, Herbert 164 
 
 Lyons, W. F 158 
 
 McAuley, Catherine 155 
 
 McCarthy, D. F 165 
 
 ed 91 
 
 McCarthy, J. H 124, 182 
 
 McCarthy, Justin 
 
 112, 125, 135, 136, 149, 153, 155. 162, 182, 204 
 
224 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 McGee, T. D 104, 113 
 
 MacGeoghegan, James 125, 204 
 
 McGrath, T. F 204 
 
 MacHale, John, ed 125 
 
 M'Intyre, J 32 
 
 Mackin, S. B. S 155 
 
 MacLeod, D. H 157 
 
 MacLeod, J. G 32 
 
 McMahon, William 113 
 
 McManus, L 187 
 
 McManus, Seumas ...73, 187, 190 
 
 McNichols, J. P 65 
 
 McQuirk, John 33 
 
 McSorley, Joseph 33 
 
 Magevney, Eugene 74, 204 
 
 Maguire, J. F 33, 113, 157 
 
 Maguire, Thomas 33 
 
 Maher, Michael i 65 
 
 Mahony, Francis 91 
 
 Maistre, Xavier de 91 
 
 Malet, Lucas 187, 193 
 
 Mandeville, John de 91, 204 
 
 Mangan, J. C. 104 
 
 Mann, H. K. 34 
 
 Manning, H. E., Cardinal 34, 35, 36 
 
 ed 36 
 
 Manning, Robert , 37 
 
 Mannix, M. E ,194 
 
 Manzoni, Alessandro 183 
 
 Marcy, E. E 37 
 
 Margerie, A. de I49 
 
 Marsh, G. W. B ,. . . 37 
 
 Marshall, T. W '38 
 
 Marshall, T. W. M [[ 38 
 
 Martin, C. A 38 
 
 Martinet, Antoine 38 
 
 Maskell, William 84 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 225 
 
 Page 
 
 Massillon, J. B., Bishop 39, 204 
 
 Mathew, Frank 113, 183 
 
 Maturin, B. W 39 
 
 Meehan, C. P 125, 136 
 
 Merrick, D. A 39 
 
 Messmer, Bishop, ed 59 
 
 Meyer, R. J 39 
 
 Meynell, A. C. T 97, 98, 104, 164 
 
 comp 92, 204 
 
 Meynell, Wilfrid 146 
 
 ed 204 
 
 Miles, G. H 92, 104, 183 
 
 Millot, Abbe 205 
 
 Missale Romanum 205 
 
 Ming, J. J 65, 74 
 
 Mitchel, John 161 
 
 Mivart, St. George 40, 65, 80, 98, 205 
 
 Moehler, J. A 40 
 
 MoUoy, Gerald 81 
 
 Molloy, J. F 84, 92, 141, 169 
 
 MoUoy, J. S 113 
 
 Montalembert, C. F., Comte de 40, 147 
 
 Montor, Artaud de 41 
 
 Moore, Thomas 
 
 84, 98, 104, 126, 158, 165, 183, 205 
 
 More, Thomas 92, 126, 158, 205 
 
 Morris, J. B 41 
 
 Morris, John , 167 
 
 Morris, W. 126, 150, 159 
 
 Morvan, Louis 183 
 
 Moyes, James 41 
 
 Mulhall, M. G 74, 126 
 
 Mulhall, M. M 113 
 
 Mulholland, Rosa 183, 194 
 
 MuUany, P. F 66, 74, 92 
 
 Murphy, J. N 41 
 
 Murray, J. 42 
 
226 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHOES 
 
 Page 
 
 Murray, P. J 140 
 
 Nadaillac, J. F. A. du P., Marquis de . .113, 114 
 
 Nau, Claude 157 
 
 Neligan, W. H 114 
 
 Neville, W. P., ed 160 
 
 Newman, J. H., Cardinal 
 
 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 74, 104, 160, 184, 204 
 
 tr 2 
 
 Nieuwbarn, M. C '. 47 
 
 Nixon, M. F 114 
 
 Noailles, Mile 160 
 
 Nolan, A. M 126 
 
 Notre Dame, Sisters of 47 
 
 Nunez, Alvaro 114 
 
 O'Brien, Cornelius, Archbishop 105 
 
 O'Brien, Henry 126, 205 
 
 O'Brien, John 47 
 
 O'Brien, R. B 75, 161, 164 
 
 ed 126, 190 
 
 O'Brien, William 75, 160, 184 
 
 O'Callaghan, E. B 126, 205 
 
 - — ed 206 
 
 O'Callaghan, J. C ,127 
 
 O'Clery, P. K 127 
 
 O'Connell, Daniel 93, 160 
 
 O'Connor, M. D 160 
 
 O'Connor, T. P 75, 127, 161 
 
 ed 136 
 
 O'Conor, J. F. X 47, 93 
 
 O'Curry, Eugene 206 
 
 O'Donovan, Louis, ed 27 
 
 O'Donovan Rossa, Jeremiah 160 
 
 O'Gorman, Thomas 47 
 
 O'Hanlon, John 206 
 
 O'Hare, T. B i '.105 
 
 Ohrwalder, Joseph 127 
 
 O'Keeffe, K. A 104, 206 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 227 
 
 Page 
 
 O'Leary, James, ed 162 
 
 O'Mahoney, K. A. 137 
 
 O'Meara, B. E 159 
 
 O'Meara, Kathleen 158, 161 
 
 O'Neil, J. L 93, 164 
 
 O'Reilly, Bernard 153, 163 
 
 O'Reilly, J. B 84, 105, 184 
 
 O'Reilly, M. F 81 
 
 O'Reilly, Myles, ed 137 
 
 Ozanam, A. F 93, 127 
 
 Pace, E. A. and Shields, T. E 190 
 
 Fallen, C. B 93 
 
 Paris, L. P., Comte de 75, 128, 206 
 
 Parsons, Reuben 47, 128 
 
 Passionist missionary priest 48 
 
 Pasteur, Louis 81 
 
 Pastor, Ludwig 48 
 
 Patmore, C. K. D 98, 105 
 
 ed 190 
 
 Pedagogical truth library 74 
 
 Pellico, Silvio 162 
 
 Petit de JuUeville, Louis 145 
 
 Petrarch, Francesco ■ 93 
 
 Plater, CD 75 
 
 Pollen, Mrs. J. H 206 
 
 Polo, Marco 114, 206 
 
 Poock, A 75 
 
 Pope, Alexander 105, 207 
 
 Portuondo, Josephine .190 
 
 Potamian, Brother see O'Reilly, M. F. 
 
 Preston, T. S 49 
 
 Preuss, Arthur 76 
 
 Procter, A. A. 105 
 
 Purcell, E. S 146, 156 
 
 Purcell, J. B., Archbishop 7 
 
 Quatrefages de Breau, J. L. A. de 81 
 
 Quin, G. E 76 
 
228 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 • Page 
 
 Ram, Helen 49 
 
 Raphael, Mother Francis see Drane, A. T. 
 
 Raupert, J. G 66 
 
 Reid, Christian 184 
 
 Repplier, Agnes ,. . .81, 98, 99, 128, 163 
 
 ^comp 93, 191 
 
 Reynaud, P. M., Bishop 49 
 
 Rhodes, M. J 49 
 
 Richard of Devizes and Geoffrey de Vinsauf . 49 
 
 Rickaby, John 66 
 
 Rickaby, Joseph 49, 66, 67, 76 
 
 tr .67 
 
 Ringrose, Hyacinthe, ed 49 
 
 Roads to Rome 50 
 
 Robertson, J. B 128 
 
 Roche, J. J. 106, 129, 161 
 
 Roman breviary 207 
 
 Ronayne, Maurice SO 
 
 Rose, Stewart 151, 207 
 
 Rose, Vincent . . ., , 50 
 
 Rosmini-Serbati, Antonio 67 
 
 Rousseil, Justin 50 
 
 Roux, Joseph , 94 
 
 Russell, Charles 76 
 
 Russell, W. T 129 
 
 Ryan, A. J 106 
 
 Ryan, M. J ., 207 
 
 Ryder, H. I. D 50 
 
 Sadler, Mrs. J., tr. 185 
 
 Sadlier, A. T , 185, 194 
 
 St. Alexis hospital ,. . .207 
 
 St. Ignatius college 207 
 
 St. Mary's seminary 207 
 
 St. Nicholas series 145, 163 
 
 St. Vincent's Charity hospital ,. . .207 
 
 The saints' series 
 29, 65, 139, 140, 145, 149, 151, 152, 154, 167, 168 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 229 
 
 Page 
 
 Salas y Gilavert, Don Andres de 51 
 
 Santley, Charles 84, 164 
 
 Sasia, J. C 208 
 
 Savage, John 129 
 
 Savonarola, G. M. F. M 51 
 
 Schanz, Paul ,. 51 
 
 Scharf , J. T 129, 208 
 
 Schlegel, K. W. F. von 67, 84, 94, 129 
 
 Schleiniger, Nikolaus . ., 94 
 
 Schmid, Christoph von 194 
 
 Schwickerath, Robert 76, 208 
 
 Scott, M. M. Maxwell- 147 
 
 Seawell, M. E 185, 191, 194 
 
 Segur, L. G. de 51, 52 
 
 Segur, L. P., Comte de 164 
 
 Segur, S. R., Comtesse de 190, 194 
 
 Sepet, M. C. A 154 
 
 Sevigne, Marie de 165 
 
 Shahan, T. J 52, 99, 129, 162 
 
 Sharpe, A. B 52, 67 
 
 Shea, J. G 11, 52, 130 
 
 ed 208 
 
 Sheehan, P. A 99, 106, 185 
 
 Sheridan, P. H 165 
 
 Shield, Alice 166 
 
 Shields, T. E 76, 77 
 
 Sienkiewicz, Henryk 186 
 
 Sigerson, George 94 
 
 Sillard, R. M 166 
 
 Skinner, H. D • 186 
 
 Slater, Thomas 68 
 
 Sloan, P. J 53 
 
 Sloane, T. 81, 82, 191 
 
 Smet. P. J. de S3, 165 
 
 Smith, E. G 130 
 
 Smith, J. T 159 
 
 Smith, S. B 208 
 
230 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 Society for the propagation of the faith . . . 208 
 
 Socrates 53 
 
 Southwell, Robert 106 
 
 Sozomen, Hermiag 53 
 
 Spalding, H. S 194 
 
 Spalding, J. F 53 
 
 Spalding, J. L., Bishop ... .54, 77, 100, 106, 166 
 
 Spalding, M. J., Archbishop 54, 208 
 
 Spillman, Joseph 186 
 
 Spirago, Francis 55 
 
 Stang, William, Bishop, comp 155 
 
 Starr, E. A 106 
 
 Stoddard, C. W 82, 101, 114, 115 
 
 Stone, J. K 55 
 
 Stone, J. M 55, 101, 157 
 
 Stonyhurst philosophical series .5, 64, 65, 66, 71 
 
 Streeter, Ada 141 
 
 Strickland, Joseph 209 
 
 Sullivan, A. M 130 
 
 Sullivan, M. F 112, 130 
 
 Tabb, J. B 106, 191 
 
 Taggart, M. A 187, 195 
 
 Talleyrand-Perigord, C. M. de 166 
 
 Tasso, Torquato 94 
 
 Taylor, I. A 191 
 
 Thebaud, A. J 130 
 
 Thein, John 55 
 
 Theodoret and Evagrius 56 
 
 Thomas a Kempis , 56 
 
 Thompson, E. H., ed 143 
 
 Thompson, Francis 106, 164 
 
 Thurston, Herbert 56, 151 
 
 Tincker, M. A 187 
 
 Tocqueville, A. C. H. C. de 78, 131, 167 
 
 Toohey, J. J 57 
 
 Treacy, J. J 57 
 
 Trent, Council of 57 
 
AUTHOR INDEX 331 
 
 Page 
 
 Trevern, J. F. M., Bishop 57 
 
 Tuberville, Henry 57 
 
 Turner, William 209 
 
 Tynan, Katharine 107, 115, 187, 195 
 
 Vacandard, Elphege 58 
 
 Vallance, Aymer 158, 209 
 
 Vallery-Radot, M. R 161 
 
 Vasari, Giorgio 137, 168, 209 
 
 Vaughan, Bernard 68, 191 
 
 Vaughan, Herbert, Cardinal 58 
 
 Vaughan, J. S 58, 59 
 
 Vaughan, Kenelm 59 
 
 Vaughan, L. J 68, 94 
 
 Vaughan, R. W. B 167 
 
 Verne, Jules 187, 188, 195 
 
 Vetromile, Eugene 115 
 
 Villebois-Mareuil, Georges 131 
 
 Waggaman, M. T 195 
 
 Walsh, J. J 78, 81, 82, 131, 137, 138, 209 
 
 Walsh, Thomas 59 
 
 Walworth, C. A 107 
 
 Walworth, E. H 169 
 
 Ward, Bernard 59 
 
 Ward, Thomas 60 
 
 Ward, W. P 60, 138, 146, 150, 169 
 
 Ward, Mrs. Wilfrid 188 
 
 Waterton, Charles 82 
 
 Weak, W. H. J 209 
 
 Westminster lectures 
 
 3, 4, 5, 23, 32, 37, 41, 49, 52, 64, 67, 75, 82 
 
 Westminster library 26 
 
 Wetzel, F. X 68 
 
 White, C. 1 164 
 
 Whiteley, I. N 188 
 
 Wilberforce, Wilfrid 168 
 
 William of Malmesbury 131 
 
233 BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS 
 
 Page 
 
 Williamson, G. C. 
 
 85, lis, 139, 148, 155, 158, 159, 162, 168, 209, 
 210 
 
 Wilmot, A 60 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. R. F 60 
 
 Windle, B.C. A 82, 115, 131 
 
 Wiseman, N. P. S., Cardinal 
 
 61, 62, 107, 138, 188, 195 
 
 Wulf, M. M. C. J. de 68 
 
 Wynne, J. J 210 
 
 Young, Alfred 62 ^ 
 
 Zahm, J. A 62, 63, 85 
 
 Zamoyska, Countess 69 
 
 ERRATA 
 
 Healy, John, Bishop, page 72, should read, Healy, John, 
 
 Archbishop. 
 MacCarthy, D. F., page 165, should read McCarthy, D. F. 
 Meynell, A. C. J., page 164, should read Meynell, 
 
 A. C. T. 
 
 O'Connor, J. F. X., page 47, should read O'Conor, 
 J. F. X. 
 
 O'Mara, Kathleen, page 161, should read O'Meara, Kath- 
 leen. 
 
 Raynaud, P. M., page 49, should read Reynaud, P. M. 
 
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