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The Sword of Christendom: The Work of Catholic Action to Re-establish the Reign of Christ the King
310 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1994
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June 10, 2020
89/100 (= 5.3/6) ≈ 5 Stars
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Fabulous. But the organization could be improved upon. In some ways it reads a little like a sequel to "They Have Uncrowned Him" by Archbishop Lefebvre. Great general sketch of the forces bent on destroying the Kingship of Christ. A little scattered and in need of focus or structure sometimes, one particular difficulty is the monstrous and profuse footnotes (doesn't seem to be an organic separation between the book proper and the footnotes -- his train of thought seems to jump from the regular text into the footnotes and then back out again, etc...). The second half of the book is appendices, which I found partly interesting and partly dry. Overall though, so much great information collected, presented, and discussed all in one place. A good starting point for the study of both camps (good and evil).
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Fabulous. But the organization could be improved upon. In some ways it reads a little like a sequel to "They Have Uncrowned Him" by Archbishop Lefebvre. Great general sketch of the forces bent on destroying the Kingship of Christ. A little scattered and in need of focus or structure sometimes, one particular difficulty is the monstrous and profuse footnotes (doesn't seem to be an organic separation between the book proper and the footnotes -- his train of thought seems to jump from the regular text into the footnotes and then back out again, etc...). The second half of the book is appendices, which I found partly interesting and partly dry. Overall though, so much great information collected, presented, and discussed all in one place. A good starting point for the study of both camps (good and evil).
November 20, 2025
This book is highly informative. It's also rather repetitive. but it's worth the read. even if you get tired of the sections on the John Birch Society and free masonry on account of their length.
Those topics are explained down to their last detail. The problem and solution were laid down with clarity and an abundance of notes.
Those topics are explained down to their last detail. The problem and solution were laid down with clarity and an abundance of notes.
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