Anti-Catholicism and Nineteenth-Century Fiction

Review of the hardback: 'At the end of Susan Griffin's valuable book ... one is left with a sense of admiration at her methodological sureness of touch ... Griffin's perceptive and well-researched book offers much fascinating food for thought ...' James H. Murphy, DePaul University, , Victorians Institute Journal Review of the hardback: 'One of the lessons of 9/11 is that we ignore the politics of religion at our peril. Today's conflicts regarding faith have long, complicated histories, which we are just beginning to learn how to read and understand. Susan M. Griffin's Anti-Catholicism in Nineteenth Century Fiction is a major contribution to this work: a new cultural history of religion.' John Carlos Rowe, USC Associates' Professor of the Humanities, University of Southern California