The Late Cardinal Newman; or, Deceiving and Being Deceived

This book is a sermon delivered in memory of John Henry Newman, who was a leading figure in the Church of England and a prominent convert to Roman Catholicism. It examines Newman's life and work, as well as the controversy that surrounded his decision to convert to Catholicism. The book also explores the themes of deception and self-deception, which played a role in Newman's journey of faith.

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