Liberty's lions : the Catholic revolutionaries who established America
2021
282.73 L619 2021
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Title
Liberty's lions : the Catholic revolutionaries who established America
Variant Title
Catholic revolutionaries who established America
Published
Manchester, NH : Sophia Institute Press, 2021.
Description
viii, 391 p. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
282.73 L619 2021
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1246725933
Note
"... LeRoy skillfully depicts the risks taken by each man, whom he calls a "group of Catholics who were among the greatest statesmen, thinkers, and military leaders of the day." He also answers two fundamental questions unaddressed by other historians: (1) What would the Revolution have been like without these Catholics? and (2) Why did they do it? Here, at last, is a full chronicle of the Founding that does justice to the heroic "papists" whose lives were on the line, alongside the descendants of Puritans and other refugees. In some cases, George Washington himself knew them, admired them, advanced their careers, and ultimately thanked them -- on behalf of a grateful nation ..."--Back cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
L2021M112
Includes bibliographical references.
L2021M112
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