Looking for Warren Carroll's History of Christendom series as ebooks

[Bernadette]

Are they available anywhere? I've looked more than once and can't find them.

[KreKre]

All four volumes are available on Anna's Archive:

https://annas-archive.org/search?q=History+of+Christendom

[drummerboy]

But there are 6 volumes

[Michael Wilson]

Don't buy them! I bought and read the first volume, and after reading how Mr. Carroll explained the miracle of the parting of the Red Sea by Moses as merely a meteorological coincidence; I tossed the book in the trash! Why learn your history of the Church from a person affected by Modernism. If you want a good readable history of the Church, try the three volume set by Msgr. Phillip Hughes, "The History of the Catholic Church"; or if you want a shorter version, a one volume "Triumph" by H.W. Crocker.

[Melkor]

Don't buy them! I bought and read the first volume, and after reading how Mr. Carroll explained the miracle of the parting of the Red Sea by Moses as merely a meteorological coincidence; I tossed the book in the trash! Why learn your history of the Church from a person affected by Modernism. If you want a good readable history of the Church, try the three volume set by Msgr. Phillip Hughes, "The History of the Catholic Church"; or if you want a shorter version, a one volume "Triumph" by H.W. Crocker.

Yeah exactly. I read his book on Guadeloupe/Conquest of New Spain. He glazed over the conquistadors' pillaging, raping, and general immoral conduct. They weren't the glorious, perfectly Catholic missionaries he painted them. The book left a bad taste in my mouth.

It was a stark contrast to Bernal Diaz's book. Written of course, by an actual soldier who fought alongside Cortez. Harsh realities and uncompromising truth, it showed what really happened.

Calling Warren Caroll an historian is rich, imo.

[Bernadette]

Don't buy them! I bought and read the first volume, and after reading how Mr. Carroll explained the miracle of the parting of the Red Sea by Moses as merely a meteorological coincidence; I tossed the book in the trash! Why learn your history of the Church from a person affected by Modernism. If you want a good readable history of the Church, try the three volume set by Msgr. Phillip Hughes, "The History of the Catholic Church"; or if you want a shorter version, a one volume "Triumph" by H.W. Crocker.

Oh, wow, thanks for the heads up!