New York Image Books, Doubleday 2005 First Paperback Edition Soft cover Good+ Book. 8vo-over 7¾-9¾" tall. (viii), 249pp., (ii). Just light wear in a few places to exterior. Overall, a nice, clean, sound copy with no writing to text.

ISBN10: 0385513216, ISBN13: 9780385513210, [publisher: Image Books, Doubleday, New York] Softcover First Edition (viii), 249pp., (ii). Just light wear in a few places to exterior. Overall, a nice, clean, sound copy with no writing to text
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U S. A.: Image. Fine. Date: 2005. First Thus. Softcover. 0385513216 249pp Photographs "The inside story of how, the Pope was elected and where he will take the Catholic Church" . 2005. Image ISBN 0385513216 9780385513210 [US]

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ISBN10: 0385513216, ISBN13: 9780385513210, [publisher: The Crown Publishing Group] Softcover nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'Commendable and balanced . . . With crisp writing and an amazing attention to detail, Allen brings readers inside the papal jockeying, covering the days of mourning and the conclave.” â€"The Los Angeles Times 'A welcome contribution to understanding the new pontificate . . . The Rise of Benedict XVI is a useful chronicle that packs a lot into relatively few pages.” â€"Richard John Neuhaus, First Things 'For a current look at the new papacy, Allen is the person to read. He is fair, free from the oracular pomposity of some American commentators, and, as always, highly readable.” â€"Commonweal 'The Rise of Benedict XVI . . . covers the subject thoroughly and thoughtfully. In smooth, readable prose devoid of polemics, he outlines competing expectations and explains the strengths and weaknesses of each.” â€"San Antonio Express-News 'A worthwhile contribution to understanding why Rome has its first German pope in 800 years.” â€"The Washington PostOn April 18, 2005, the College of Cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church gathered to elect a successor to Pope John Paul II. Faced with several potential candidates, the cardinals made a bold choice, entrusting the Keys of the Kingdom to 78-year-old Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger of Germany, a ...
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