Western Rebellion of 1549_ (1913), a study of an unsuccessful popular uprising against religious innovations; M. J. Stone, _Mary I, Queen of England_ (1901), an apology for Mary Tudor; John Foxe (1516-1587), _Acts and Monuments of the Church_, popularly known as the _Book of Martyrs_, the chief contemporary account of the Marian persecutions, uncritical and naturally strongly biased; R. G. Usher, _The Reconstruction of the English Church_, 2 vols. (1910), a popular account of the changes under Elizabeth and James I; H. N. Birt, _The Elizabethan Religious Settlement_ (1907), from the Roman Catholic standpoint; G. E. Phillips, _The Extinction of the Ancient Hierarchy, an Account of the Death in Prison of the Eleven Bishops Honored at Rome amongst the Martyrs of the Elizabethan Persecution_ (1905), also Roman Catholic; A. O. Meyer, _England und die katholische Kirche unter Elisabeth und den Stuarts_, Vol. I (1911), Eng. trans. by J. R. McKee (1915), based in part on use of source-material in the Vatican Library; Martin Hume, _Treason and Plot_ (1901), deals with the struggles of the Roman Catholics for supremacy in the reign of Elizabeth; E. L. Taunton, _The History of the Jesuits in England_, 1580-1773 (1901); Richard Simpson, _Life of Campion_ (1867), an account of a devoted Jesuit who suffered martyrdom under Elizabeth; Champlin Burrage, _The Early English Dissenters in the Light of Recent Research, 1550-1641_, 2 vols. (1912). THE REFORMATION WITHIN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. Brief narratives: William Barry, _The Papacy and Modern Times_ (1911), in "Home University Library," ch. i-iii; A. W. Ward, _The Counter Reformation_ (1889) in "Epochs of Church History" Series; _Cambridge Modern History_, Vol. Ill (1905), ch. xiii by Ugo (Count) Balzani on "Rome under Sixtus V." Longer accounts: G. V. Jourdan, _The Movement towards Catholic Reform in the Early Sixteenth Century, 1496-1536_ (1914); K. W. Maurenbrecher, _Geschichte der katholischen Reformation_, Vol. I (1880), excellent down to 1534 but never completed; J. A. Symonds, _Renaissance in Italy_, Vols. VI and VII, _The Catholic Reaction_, replete with inaccuracy, bias, and prejudice. The _Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent_ have been translated by J. Waterworth, new ed. (1896), and the _Catechism of the Council of Trent_, by J. Donovan (1829). Nicholas Hilling, _Procedure at the Roman Curia_, 2d ed. (1909), contains a concise account of the "congregations" and other reformed agencies of administration introduced into church government in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The famous _Autobiography of St. Ignatius Loyola_ has been trans. and ed. by J. F. X. O'Conor (1900), and the text of his _Spiritual Exercises_, trans. from Spanish into English, has been published by Joseph Rickaby (1915). See Stewart Rose (Lady Buchan), _St. Ignatius Loyola and the Early Jesuits_, ed. by W. H. Eyre (1891); Francis Thompson, _Life of Saint Ignatius_ (1910); T. A.