Apologia Pro Vita Sua

The treatise serves as a robust defense of John Henry Newman's religious beliefs against accusations from Charles Kingsley, addressing critiques of the Catholic Church and its doctrines. Initially published in 1864, it quickly became a best-seller and remains relevant today, appealing to those interested in religion and Catholicism. Newman's significant influence on 19th-century English religious history is highlighted, and this edition includes a new biography, making it a valuable addition to literature on the subject.