- Father Chiniquy's Dying Confession Made on 16th January, 1899, in Presence of Mr. George Lighthall, Notary, and Mr. William Grant Stewart, Doctor of Medicine - to Which Is Appended a Brief Sketch of His Life

Aurora, Missouri, The Menace Publishing Co, 1914. Paperback. 28p. A staplebound softcover booklet in very good condition. Mild edgewear; otherwise clean and tight. Father Chiniquy was a former Catholic priest turned Presbyterian minister and an activist involved in the Temperance movement. His work went on to influence Jack Chick and his famous "Chick Tracts," which are also notoriously anti-Catholic. On his deathbed, he denounces Roman Catholicism in the presence of a notary in order to prevent rumors of a recantation from developing and discouraging his followers. Very Good .

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