TJic CatJiolic Reformation 195 The Autobiography of St. Ignatius Loyola, edited by J. F. X. O'Conor, S.J., New York, 1900. A translation of the most authen- tic account of Loyola's life, from data he himself dictated. Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent, translated by Rev. J. Waterworth ; and Catechism of the Council of Trent, translated by Rev. J. Donovan. It is scarcely necessary to say that these official utter- ances of the council deserve the most careful study. 1 The catechism was first issued in 1566. It was drawn up by a commission appointed by the pope, to whom the matter had been delegated by the council. Armstrong, The French Wars of Religion, 1892. Whitehead, A. W., Caspar d de Coligny, Admiral of France, 1904. Sully, Memoirs, 4 vols. (Bohn Library). This is not a translation of the original as dictated by Sully, but of an adaptation made in the eighteenth century to suit the taste of the time. See below, under C. Creighton, The Age of Elizabeth (in the Epochs of Modern History). Also by the same, Queen Elizabeth, 1896 ; cheaper edition, without illustrations, 1899. These excellent volumes may be supplemented by Beesley, Elizabeth. Lang, Andrew, The Mystery of Mary Stuart, 1901. A recent review of all the evidence of her guilt in the murder of her husband. Simpson, Life of Campion, 1867. An excellent account of one of the Jesuits who suffered martyrdom under Elizabeth. Payne, Voyages of Elizabethan Seamen, 2 vols. Stow (1525-1605), A Survey of London, first published in 1598; Harrison (1534-1593), Description of England (convenient edition in the Camelot Series). These are two important and amusing accounts of English habits and dress by contemporaries. Saintsbury, Elizabethan Literature, a useful short work on a great subject. MAURENBRECHER, Geschichte der katholischen Reformation, Vol. I, C. Materials 1S80. This admirable work was never completed, but gives an excel- for advanced lent idea of the progress of the reform movement within the Church previous to 1 534. Lavisse, Histoire de France. Vol. VI, Part I, by Mariejol (1904), covers the period 1 559—1 598. PHILIPPSON, M., Westeuropa im Zeitalter von Philipp II, Elizabeth, und Heinrich IV, 1882 (in the Oncken Series). Wolf, G., Deutsche Geschichte im Zeitalter der Gegenreformation, Vol. I, 1899. The first volume of an exhaustive work. 1 See reference to this catechism above, p. 160.
