The Pope Did It?

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(02-12-2016 09:16 PM)Paul Serup Wrote:  

(01-12-2016 11:13 AM)Gene C Wrote:  Paul, this may be difficult to answer briefly, but what is the major difference between your new book and a similar book written by Burke McCarthy in 1922
https://archive.org/details/suppressedtrutha02mcca

and one written by Thomas Harris in 1882
https://archive.org/details/romesresponsibil00harr

I don’t know if I have the time to answer these questions very effectively. I would say that my book is more of an investigation of Charles Chiniquy’s allegations and the McCarthy book is more about the Roman Catholic Church in history, particularly the Jesuits, as well as American history. General Harris’ book deals with the Roman Catholic Church in the US and covers much of the same ground that my book does.
Emmett McLaughlin’s book deals with some world history, and the doctrines of the Roman Catholic Church, it compares the words and actions of Abraham Lincoln to those of Pope Pius IX, pontiff during Lincoln’s presidency, and also covers much of the ground my book does about the assassination.

It's a different type of theme than those three and perhaps yours, but have you read Kenneth Zanca's book on the Catholic Church and Mary Surratt? Comments if you have?