"A Short Account Of The Establishment Of The New See Of Baltimore In Maryland" recounts the founding of the Diocese of Baltimore and the consecration of Bishop John Carroll in 1790. Written by Charles Plowden, this historical document offers insights into the early days of the Catholic Church in the United States. It details the events surrounding the establishment of the first Catholic diocese in the newly formed nation and the significance of Bishop Carroll's role.

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