Rome and Civil Liberty: or the Papal Aggression in Its Relations to the Sovereignty of the Queen and the Independence of the Nation

Rome and Civil Liberty: or the Papal Aggression in Its Relations to the Sovereignty of the Queen and the Independence of the Nation by James Aitken Wylie delves into the Papal Aggression and its impact on British sovereignty and independence. The book presents a compelling argument against the dangers posed by the Papacy to British freedom supported by facts and logical arguments. It explores the resistance to Roman Catholic hierarchy in Great Britain and the implications of the new Roman hierarchy on civil liberties and the nation's independence. Wylie's fearless exposition of the machinations of Popery makes this volume a valuable resource for understanding the true nature of Romanism.