Nuytz, G. N., _Juris ecclesiastici Institutiones_, printed in 1844, prohibited in 1851. In this condemnation, the critics have taken the pains to specify certain propositions which are considered pernicious. Zobi, Ant., _Storia civile della Toscana_, 1737–1848, prohibited in 1856. Amari, Mich., _Storia dei Musulmani in Sicilia_, volume one, printed in 1845, prohibited in the same year. The following volumes of this work escaped condemnation. Rusconi, Carlo, _La Repubblica Romana del 1849_, printed in 1849, prohibited in 1850. Leva, Jus. de, _I Jesuiti e la Repubblica di Venezia_, printed in 1866, prohibited in 1873. Cantu, E., _Storia Universale_, printed in 1858, prohibited in 1860. Torti, Giov., _Un Abisso in Roma_, printed in 1864, prohibited (by the Inquisition) in 1865. =44. American Writings, 1822–1876.=--The first work by an American author which finds place in the Index is a monograph by W. Hogan, a priest in Philadelphia, having to do with a controversy that had arisen concerning the Church of Saint Mary which Bishop Henry Conwell proposed to have consecrated as a cathedral. The action of the Bishop was contested in some fashion by the trustees acting on behalf of Hogan who wanted to retain his pastorate. Hogan’s pamphlet was condemned in 1822. Hogan finally gave up the contest and at the same time left the Catholic Church and married. In 1864, was placed upon the Index a translation, printed in New York, of a monograph by Fr. Hollick, entitled _Guia de los Cassados o Historia Natural de la Generacion_. Draper, J. W., _History of the Conflict between Religion and Science_, printed (in New York) in 1874, prohibited (in a Spanish version) in 1876.