Exposition and Defence of Prince Bismark's Anti-Ultramontane Policy

In this political treatise, MA Charles A. Salmond provides a detailed defense of Prince Bismark's anti-ultramontane policy, which sought to limit the influence of the Catholic Church on German politics and society. Drawing on historical and theological sources, Salmond offers a persuasive argument for the importance of maintaining a clear separation between church and state.

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