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Years ago author Eric Jon Phelps wrote an outstanding, well-researched book, Vatican Assassins. This book deals with the Jesuit Order, the Jesuit-controlled Knights of Malta, and Jesuit involvement in numerous assassinations of heads of State!  Eric used a number of precious, rare books in his research concerning the infamous Jesuit Order (i.e., the Society of Jesus, the "Company").  13 of these rare books are available on a CD-ROM as follow:
 
•   The History of Romanism: From the Earliest Corruptions of Christianity to the Present Time by Rev. John Dowling (674 pages; 1845)
•   History of the Jesuits: Their Origin, Progress, Doctrines, and Designs by G.B. Nicolini (556 pages; 1854)
•   Popery, Puseyism, Jesuitism by Luigi Desanctis (178 pages; 1905)
•   The Engineer Corps of Hell by Edwin A. Sherman (46 pages; 1883?)
•   Secret Instructions of the Jesuits by W.C. Brownlee (144 pages; 1857)
•   The Black Pope: A History of the Jesuits by M.F. Cusack (404 pages; 1896)
•   The Jesuits: A Complete History of their Open and Secret Proceedings from the Foundation of the Order to the Present Time by Theodor Griesinger (838 pages; 1903)
•   The Footprints of the Jesuits by R.W. Thompson (512 pages; 1894)
•   The Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk by Maria Monk (94 pages; 1836?)
•   The Thrilling Mysteries of a Convent Revealed (100 pages; 1835?)
•   The Jesuit Conspiracy: The Secret Plan of the Order by the Abbate Leone (320 pages; 1848?)
•   The Crisis: or, The Enemies of America Unmasked by J. Wayne Laurens (308 pages; 1855); and,
•   Romanism as a World Power by Luther S. Kauffman (85 pages; 1922).
 
These rare old books cover a range of topics from the abuse of nuns inside convent walls to the nefarious and sinister activities of the Jesuit Order.  Many writers in the 18th and 19th centuries saw the Jesuit Order as one of the greatest threats to religious liberty that the world had ever known!  Many famous Americans (such as Samuel Morse, President Abraham Lincoln, and President John Adams) tried to warn us about the grave dangers posed to any society that would permit the Jesuit Order to exist within its borders!  One of the authors listed above, R.W. Thompson, was an ex-Secretary of the Navy.  Two of the authors, M.F. Cusack and Maria Monk, were ex-nuns.  The authors all share one thing in common: they knew quite a bit about the topics upon which they expounded.  Some of the above-listed authors risked their lives to get this critical information to the public – we must keep this information alive in our generation!  A lot of history has disappeared from America's history textbooks and encyclopedias – these books will help to fill in a lot of those "missing historical gaps".