Publisher's Synopsis
John Lingard was one of the most important Catholic historians of the 19th century, and this book offers a comprehensive look at his life and work. From his early years in the north of England to his later career as a professor at the University of Durham, this book offers a detailed and engaging portrait of a fascinating individual. It also includes a selection of Lingard's letters, offering a unique perspective on his relations with his family and colleagues.
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