Charles Coote Knihy

This comprehensive work explores the history of the Christian church, from its inception with the birth of Christ to the dawn of the fourth century and the reign of Constantine the Great. Drawing on primary sources and the latest research, the authors take readers on a journey through the major events, controversies, and figures that shaped early Christianity. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of the church or the origins of Christianity.

Published in the mid-1800s, this book offers a detailed look at the history of Great Britain and Ireland, from the earliest settlements to the present day. With particular focus on the Union of the Kingdoms, Coote's work provides a fascinating perspective on the political and social forces that have helped to shape the British Isles.

Originally published in 1804, Statistical Survey of the County of Armagh is a comprehensive and detailed account of the geography, population, agriculture, and industries of Armagh, Ireland. Charles Coote's meticulous research and analysis provide a fascinating snapshot of life in early 19th century rural Ireland.

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