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Originally published in 1894, this groundbreaking work by Fortescue provides a detailed analysis of the Donatist controversy that split the early Christian church in North Africa. With meticulous scholarship and theological insight, the author sheds light on the complex doctrinal and political issues that led to the schism, and explores its lasting impact on church history and practice.
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