The Falsehood of Protestantism Demonstrated [bound together with 16 other items concerning Catholic theology, ca. 1806-1870]

17x20cm, This is a sammelband containing 17 Catholic books & tracts, most concerning conversion from the Anglican church, ca. 1806-1870. Includes: 1) Jean Baptiste Malou "The Falsehood of Protestantism Demonstrated.." [London, 1858, xii,128 pp; 2nd edition]; 2) A.J. Hanmer "Submission to the Catholic Church" [London, 1850, 188pp]; 3) anonymous "A Catechism for the Use of Sectarians of All Kinds" [Birmingham, R.P. Stone, n.d.; 2nd edition]; 4) Henry WIlliam Wilberforce "Reasons for Submitting to the Catholic Church: A Farewell Letter to the Parishioners of East Farleigh, Kent" [London, n.d.(1850s?); 6th edition revised; 47 pp]; 5) Thomas William Marshall "Twenty-two Reasons for Entering the Catholic Cuurch" [London, Thomas Richardson, n.d.; 12pp]; 6) anonymous "Three Letters from a Gentlemen to his Brother Explaining the Motives of his Conversion" [London, Keating, 1806; 3rd edition; 71pp, foxed]; 7) Rev. George Bampfield "The Reasons of My Conversion to the Catholic Faith., Lecture I: Private Interpretation of Scripture" [London, 1865, 2nd edition;26pp]; 8) "Correspondence between the Rev. Robert E. Guy (Priest of the Order of St, Benedict) of St. Peter's Seel Street, and the Rev. Canon M' Neile D.D. of St. Paul's, Prince's Park" [Liverpool, Rockliff, nd (ca. 1865?), 38pp]; 9) William Dodsworth "Popular Objections to Catholic Faith andfPractice Considered" [London, 1858, 45pp]; 10) anonymous "Catholics in the British Navy" [London, Burns, nd.,12pp]; 11) Society of St. Vincent de Paul "Short Readings Vol. III, No. 1: Ceremonies of the Mass, III" [Dublin,1861, 8pp; caption title]; 12) anonymous "Tract No. IV: Of Divine and Apostololical Traditions" [London, Andrews, 1850s, 8pp]; etc. Later [recent] binder's blind cloth. Some wear. VG. …