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xxix, 497 pages 23 cm

"This third edition is but a reprint of the second, with a few trivial verbal corrections."

Includes bibliographical references

Lecture I. Introductory; The Controversy with Rome -- Lecture II. The Cardinal Importance of the Question of Infallibility -- Lecture III. The Argument in a Circle -- Lecture IV. The Grammar of Assent -- Lecture V. Milner's Axioms, Part I -- Lecture VI. Milner's Axioms, Part II -- Lecture VII. The Church's Office of Teaching -- Lecture VIII. The Church's Source of Proof -- Lecture IX. The Rule of Faith -- Lecture X. Hermeneutical Tradition -- Lecture XI. Does the Church of Rome Believe in Her Own Infallibility? -- Lecture XII. The Hesitations of the Infallible Guide -- Lecture XIII. Modern Revelations -- Lecture XIV. The Blunders of the Infallible Guide -- Lecture XV. The Gallican Theory of Infallibility -- Lecture XVI. General Councils, Part I -- Lecture XVII. General Councils, Part II -- Lecture XVIII. The Prerogatives of Peter -- Lecture XIX. Peter's Alleged Roman Episcopate -- Lecture XX. The Infancy of Roman Supremacy -- XXI. The Progress of Roman Supremacy -- Lecture XXII. The Infallibility of the Pope -- Lecture XXIII. The Pope's Temporal Power

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