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The Pope and his cardinal. The character and object of their spiritual invasion of England, and the means of resistance considered.
Is the presence of a cardinal in England necessary or expedient? ...
Mr. de Pentheny O'Kelly on papal aggression and the Pope.
Cardinal Wiseman unmasked! and the sophistry of his plea for the Roman hierarchy exposed: being an examination of his "Appeal to the reason and good feeling of the English people.".
A voice from an outpost; two discourses on the papal aggression.
The bill worse than the bull ...
An address to the Pope, bishops, priests, ministers, and rulers of all Christian churches and denominations /
The twofold protest. A letter from the Duke of Argyll to the Bishop of Oxford [in reference to a protest by the latter and his clergy against Pius IX's Apostolic letter of 29th September, 1850, for the reestablishment of Roman Catholic Episcopacy in England.]
Russell v. Wiseman; or, Reason v. opinion; an appeal to the Lords.
Popish conspiracy against the civil and religious liberty of Great Britain: a sermon ...
Popery in A.D. 1900 /
Speech of the Duke of Argyll on the second reading of the Ecclesiastical Titles' Bill ... July 21, 1851.