"The Roman Court, Or a Treatise On the Cardinals, Roman Congregations [Etc.] of the Holy Roman Church" by Peter A. Baart offers a detailed examination of the structure and function of the Vatican during the late 19th century. This comprehensive treatise delves into the roles and responsibilities of cardinals, the workings of Roman congregations, and the broader organization of the Holy Roman Church. Baart's work provides valuable insights into the ecclesiastical administration and legal framework of the Catholic Church. It remains an important resource for those studying church history, canon law, and the intricacies of papal governance.

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