Popery and Jesuitism at Rome in the Nineteenth Century, in 20 Letters

This book contains a series of twenty letters that reveal the truth about Popery and Jesuitism in Rome during the nineteenth century. Written by Luigi Francesco L. DeSanctis, an Italian lawyer and politician, these letters are a powerful expose of the corruption and deceit that were rampant in the Roman Catholic Church at the time. Full of fascinating details and shocking revelations, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Catholic Church.

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