A Vindication of Catholic Morality

In this book, Sismondi's charges against Catholic morality are refuted through a detailed analysis of the history of the Italian Republics during the Middle Ages. The author argues that Sismondi's accusations are based on a lack of understanding of Catholic principles and practices. A must-read for anyone interested in Catholicism or medieval history.

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