This is a major work written by two historians who are the acknowledged experts in this field, working at the height of their powers.
Anthony Milton, Journal of Church and State
a scholarly monograph on a neglected subject
John Morrill, Milton Quarterly
All hail to the archpriest will be of interest to many scholars of post-Reformation England, and of the Counter-Reformation more broadly.
Emilie K. M. Murphy, Journal of Ecclesiastical History
Written in the authors' typically punchy style, All Hail to the Archpriest should be required corrective reading for those who still believe the story of post-Reformation England can be told as if Catholics had disappeared from the scene, only to emerge whenever a handy scapegoat was required.
James E. Kelly, Durham University, British Catholic History