"Mariolatry, and Other Errors of Popery" presents a critical examination of Roman Catholic doctrines, particularly those pertaining to the veneration of Mary. Written by Archilles Coffey and published in 1885, this work reflects the religious debates and theological controversies prevalent during the late 19th century. Coffey meticulously scrutinizes the theological foundations of Mariolatry, offering a detailed analysis intended to challenge and refute its principles.

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