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Step into a world where faith shapes empires, sparks revolutions, and leaves its mark on kings, councils, cathedrals, and common lives. From the rise of Christian doctrine and the clash of ancient beliefs to inquisitions, reformations, missions, and mystic symbols, these works trace the dramatic struggle between conscience, power, and the sacred. This bookshelf is a sweeping journey through the ideas and institutions that helped remake civilizations.

by Henry Boehm

by J. A. (James Aitken) Wylie

by Roy F. (Roy Floyd) Dibble

by Benjamin Sacks

by Robert Chambers

by Albert Howe Lybyer

by Cornelius Walford

by Carl Albrecht Bernoulli

by Ferdinand Gregorovius

by Albert Schweitzer

by Georges Aimel

by Charles Le Beau

by Lydia Wahlström

by Saint Bishop of Tours Gregory

by G. de (Guillaume) Félice

by S. (Sabine) Baring-Gould

by Thomas D. Denham

by D. A. (David Allen) Steele, Grace McLeod Rogers

by F. J. (Frederick John) Foakes-Jackson

by Bertha Meriton Gardiner, J. Surtees (James Surtees) Phillpotts

by Max Kemmerich

by R. (Robert) Wallace

by Georges Goyau

by Victor Giraud

by Henry White

by Frank S. (Frank Stockton) Dobbins

by S. P. (Samuel Parsons) Scott

by Francis Aidan Gasquet

by Josef M. (Josef Maria) Ritz

by Alberto P. Guglielmotti

by Jesse Page

by Denis de Rivoyre

by Mrs. Moses Smith

by Prince Henri d' Orléans

by Ferdinand Gregorovius

by Eberhard Nestle

by Frederick Rolfe

by George Haven Putnam

by George Hawker

by Jean Guiraud

by freiherrin von Pauline Hügel

by Anonymous

by William T. (William Thomas) Davis