Anne FremantleCritiques

The author has gathered together the central social teachings of the popes from Leo XIII to John XXIII. These documents offer the reader a concrete and coherent statement of Catholic Social doctrine.

$150. Excellent condition.

I probably understood only a small percent of what I read in this series of books, but I felt they were important and I wanted to read about important things.

X

An amazing piece of non-fiction. Fremantle truly shines in this enchanting account of turbulent times. Very well done.

Mediaeval Europe and Christianity.

very readable

A good synthesis of European divergence from one creed.

Part of the Time-Life Series, "Great Ages Man". Excellent overview of what once was called "The Dark Ages".½

A very good anthology of many of the important writers of Latin America circa 1970.

Nice

Convenient translations of early sources

I remember repeatedly checking this book out from the local library as a child, simply for the photos. I was thrilled to see it years later on a library book sale table. Photography was still impressive after all these years.½

An account of the rise of religion and the Church in Europe following the fall of Rome, from 494 to 1453, as told by the editors of Time-Life.½