A treatment of Roman Catholicism from a distinctively Baptist perspective. In many instances the Author has served only as a compiler of materials secured from the writings of Baptists, Catholics, and others. He has found that the polemical writers of the Church of England, the Scotch Presbyterians, and the American and German Lutherans, have been the most prolific in dealing with the Roman Catholic question. But on some issues none but the Baptists can deal effectually, fully, and consistently with Romanism. 280 pages.