Summi Pontificis Infallibilitate Personali (de). Naples: 1870. Friedberg (p. 111 says that this tract was distributed by Cardinal Prince Schwarzenberg, but written by the Cistercian Franz Salesius Mayer.) Tarquini, Camillo E., Societate Jesu (Cardinal)--Juris Ecclesiastici Publici Institutiones. Editio quarta. Roma S.C. de Propaganda Fide. 1875. Theologisches Literaturblatt. Erscheint alle 14 Toge. Bonn, herausgegeben von Prof. Dr. F.H. Reusch. A fortnightly publication, of great value to all who wish to understand the literature of the modern phases of Romanism, and also of the old Catholic movement. _Unitá Cattolica_, edited by Don Margotti, appears daily in Turin. Holds in Italy a position similar to that of the _Univers_ in France. _Univers_, edited by M. Louis Veuillot, appears daily, Paris. Veuillot is a layman. Veuillot, Louis--Rome pendant le Concile. 2 vols, octavo. Paris: 1872. Contains important matter dating from 1867. Vitelleschi, Marchese Francesco--Otto Mesi a Roma durante il Concilio Vaticano per Pomponio Leto. Firenze: 1873. An English translation has now appeared entitled _Eight Months at Rome_, by Pomponio Leto. Always referred to as _Vitelleschi_. The real authorship of the work is no secret in Rome, nor is it treated as such. CONTENTS PAGE BOOK I FROM THE ISSUE OF THE SYLLABUS TO ITS SOLEMN CONFIRMATION, DECEMBER 1864 TO JUNE 1867 CHAPTER I The First Secret Command to commence Preparations for a General Council, December 6, 1864--Meeting of Congregation--All but Cardinals sent out--Secret Order--Events of the 8th--Solemn Anniversary--A historical _coup de soleil_ 1 CHAPTER II The Encyclical _Quanta Cura_, December 8, 1864--Causes of the Ruin of Modern Society: rejection of the "force" of the Church--Religious Equality--Pretensions of Civil Law and of Parents to Control Education--Laws of Mortmain--Remedies--Restoration of the Authority of the Church--Connecting Links between Encyclical and Syllabus--Retrospect of Evidences that all Society was in Ruins--The Movement for Reconstruction 5 CHAPTER III Foundation of a Literature of Reconstruction, Serial and Scholastic--The _Civiltá Cattolica_: its Views on Education and on Church and State--Tarquini's Political Principles of Pope and King--Measures Preparatory to the Syllabus 14 CHAPTER IV Further Measures Preparatory to the Syllabus--Changes in Italy since 1846--Progress of Adverse Events--A Commination of Liberties--A Second Assembly of Bishops without Parliamentary Functions--The Curse on Italy--Origin of the phrase "A Free Church in a Free State"--Projected Universal Monarchy 28 CHAPTER V