Contemporary Printed Literature of the English Counter-Reformation between 1558 and 1640

A.F. Allison & D.M. RogersA.F. Allison served on the staff of the British Museum Library (now part of the British Library) for nearly thirty years, with special responsibility for early printed books.D.M. Rogers worked for more than thirty years in the Department of Printed Books of the Bodleian Library and finally became Head of Special Collections.

• Foreword, CATALOGUE Part I: Works written or translated by, or concerning, known English Catholic persons, institutions or groups, Part II: Translations by unidentified English Catholics of religious works by known foreign Catholic authors. Part III: Catholic works in English for which no connection with any particular English Catholic person, institution or group has been found and of which, if a translation, the foreign author has not been identified. INDEXES TO VOLUME II

'these volumes constitute a comprehensive listing of works essential in any serious study of the English Counter-Reformation' American Reference Books Annual 'With the publication of this second volume...this bibliographical opus magnum has been brought to its happy conclusion..It is obvious that this result has been preceded by many years of research of a high standard. Users are to be congratulated on having access to a product of such high quality, the compilers on the astonishing work they have done.' Quarendo, Vol. 29, No. 1