The lure of Babylon : seven Protestant novelists and Britain's Roman Catholic revival / by Schiefelbein, Michael E.

Shakespeare and Christian Doctrine. by Frye, Roland Mushat

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Staging Luther : four plays by Hans Sachs / by Shaver, Annis N., MacPhail-Fausey, Ian A., Hendrickson, Clara G., Kolb, Robert, 1941-

Table of Contents: “…A Dialogue on the Content of an Argument between a Roman Catholic and a Christian Friend concerning Greed and Other Common Vices…”
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Vanity Fair and the Celestial City : dissenting, Methodist, and evangelical literary culture in England 1720-1800 / by Rivers, Isabel

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Yeats's blessings on von Hügel: essays on literature and religion by Green, Martin Burgess, 1927-

Table of Contents: “…The liberal humanist as Roman Catholic.--The Catholic as psychological type.--Two kinds of Catholic sensibility.…”

Faithful passages : American Catholicism in literary culture, 1844-1931 / by Ryan, James Emmett

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The intellectual milieu of John Dryden. by Bredvold, Louis I. 1888-1977

The intellectual milieu of John Dryden; studies in some aspects of seventeenth-century thought, by Bredvold, Louis I. 1888-1977

Shakespeare and Christian doctrine / by Frye, Roland Mushat

Table of Contents: “…Part one: critical analyses -- Theologizing analyses: the school of knight -- Secular analyses: overstatement and balance -- Part two: historical background -- The reformation background: theology and literature -- The reformation background: ethics and literature -- Part three: Shakespeare's theological references: a topical analysis and appraisal -- Conclusion -- Appendix: the Roman Catholic censorship of Shakespeare.…”
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A wreath of laurel; being speeches on dramatic and kindred occasions. by Winter, William, 1836-1917

Table of Contents: “…--The ancient glories of the Roman Catholic Church.--Joseph Jefferson: the poet and the actor.…”

Flannery O'Connor and the Christ-haunted South / by Wood, Ralph C.

Table of Contents: “…A Roman Catholic at home in the Fundamentalist South -- The burden of southern history and the presence of eternity within time -- The problem of the color line : race and religion in Flannery O'Connor's South -- The South as a mannered and mysteriously redemptive region -- Preaching as the Southern Protestant sacrament -- Demonic nihilism : the chief moral temptation of modernity -- Vocation : the divine summons to drastic witness -- Climbing into the starry field and shouting hallelujah : Flannery O'Connor's vision of the world to come.…”

The contemporary religious experience, by Fiske, Edward B.

Table of Contents: “…--The validity of absolutes: a Roman Catholic view, by H. McCabe.--American Protestant theology today, by M. …”

Religion and horror : how the American religious press viewed the death camps and Holocaust survivors / by Camp, William D.

Table of Contents: “…Reports of the Protestant Press on Death Camps in Nazi-Occupied Europe -- 4. The Roman Catholic Press Reports on Death Camps in Nazi-Occupied Europe -- 5. …”

Race riots : comedy and ethnicity in modern British fiction / by Ross, Michael L., 1936-

Table of Contents: “…Caliban and his progeny -- Inferiority complexions: the London charivari -- White mischief: Evelyn Waugh's African charivari -- Joyce Cary's tragic African clown -- Forster's funny bridge party: nation and humour in A passage to India -- Roman Catholic carnival: Muriel Spark's passage to Jerusalem -- The far and the near: Pym and Taylor -- Samuel Selvon and the carnival of reverse colonization -- Rerouting the comic: Salman Rushdie's The satanic verses -- "A funny kind of Englishman": Hanif Kureishi's carnival of ethnicities -- "Some subtleties of the isle": Matthew Kneale's anti-Tempest -- The empire laughs last.…”
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William Shakespeare : facts and fictions / by King, Douglas J. 1958-

Table of Contents: “…William Shakespeare was not the author of the works we know as Shakespeare's -- Shakespeare was homosexual or bisexual -- Shakespeare was secretly Roman Catholic -- Shakespeare was poorly educated -- Shakespeare rejected his wife and family -- Shakespeare's plays were all recycled and not original -- Shakespeare was a solitary genius whose talents cannot be explained -- Shakespeare, his colleagues, and his audiences saw tragedies as more important than comedies -- Shakespeare's plays are elite and his Old English is incomprehensible for contemporary readers and audiences -- To give audiences the most authentic experience possible, Shakespeare's plays should be produced with Renaissance costumes and staging.…”
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The romance of the forest. by Radcliffe, Ann, 1764-1823

Syncopations : Beats, New Yorkers, and writers in the dark / by Campbell, James, 1951-

Milton's Italy : Anglo-Italian literature, travel, and religion in seventeenth-century England / by Martin, Catherine Gimelli

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Ad Fontes: Milton's Italian "originals" and dreams of continental fame -- The canonical Milton and the myth of Italy: problems of paradigm, fact, and interpretation -- Beyond the Alps: Milton's journey and it's Anglo-Italian context -- Defining anti-popery, qualifying Milton's anti-Catholicism: proto-Protestant reformers, Trent, and beyond -- Amazing grace: Milton's mediation of reformed and Roman Catholic doctrine -- The republic of letters and the furors of inspiration: neoplatonism in Milton's early Latin and English verse -- Beauty's powerful glance: the legacy of Beatrice and Laura -- The Italian context of Milton's neo-Roman politics -- Milton's Italianate epic: from Dante to romance poets in Paradise lost -- The tragic music of Samson Agonistes in the age of Monteverdi.…”

Visions of the Irish dream /

Table of Contents: “…James Hardiman, Samuel Ferguson, James Clarence Mangan and the politics of translation / Jeffrey Baggett -- The Roman Catholic Church, the National Schools and the role of the Christian Brothers / Paula Biancalana -- Shattering Irish dreams: Nicola McCartney's Heritage / Charlotte J. …”
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Departures / by Cornell, Jennifer C.

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