New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26

FTNHE PATH WHICH LED A PROTESTANT
Il LAWYER TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
u. APPLETON e Co.,
Nos. BAG and sas BROADWAY,
f'SlliR $BE Tsli PArR rPRfy'
A PROTESTANT LAWYER
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
vol, svO. 74l pages. 81 !"
HEADS OF CHAPTERS.
9 hs sI:.s y:Ss chSSss PDwe. Of # qs is. Church
Chsp. ly.zThe Inisllbi,Sy Of ptis, the Church
Chsp Villas God, BY Miracles aitssied the Faith and
Sspctity Of the Catholic Church.
Chap VI-These being the Characteristics Marks Of the
True Church which Of those claimins be the True Cbureh
Chap. .Viii-Miscellaneous Objections Examined.
Chap IX-Chages against the yesuits and Certain Popes
Chap XWha have the Effects OF the Catholic system
In those Members who have Faithfully Reduced Its Teaching to
cSsp Doctrine Of Private Interpretation incOmpa
bic with all Union and Government in the Church.
Chap Observation-Disclosures.
Chap xII'-Penance, Pugsiory and Indulgence % M .,a
Chsp XlVOf the Invocation Of Saints; their hencs ana
CSsp Xv-Mi.cenapsous Considerations.
al was once a Protestant, and became Catholic The
main which led to the change will be found
In the prosecution of this design procured all the works on
both Sides within my reach and examined them alternately
sbout eighteen months examined carefully prsyeuly and
earnestly until satisfied beyond doubt that the Old
Churohwas the true and the only true from
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