Monks, Popes, and their Political Intrigues Author:Standalone Books
by John Alberger In One Volume. (1871) "Like lambs have we crept into power; like wolves have we used it; like dogs have we been driven out; like eagles shall we renew our youth."—St. Francis Borgia. "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty."—Washington.
- Preface
- Ch. 1: Catholicism: A Political Organization
- Ch. 2: Political Machinery of the Papal Power
- Ch. 3: Monastic Vow of Perpetual Solitude
- Ch. 4: Monastic Vow of Perpetual Silence
- Ch. 5: Monastic Vow of Silent Contemplation
- Ch. 6: Monastic Vow of Poverty
- Ch. 7: Monastic Vow of Celibacy
- Ch. 8: Monastic Vow of Unconditional Obedience
- Ch. 9: Pagan Origin of the Monastic Orders
- Ch. 10: The Popes
- Ch. 11: The Papal Monarchy
- Ch. 12: England
- Ch. 13: France
- Ch. 14: Germany
- Ch. 15: Portugal and Spain
- Ch. 16: United States
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