General Harris was "a member of the 'Military Commission' that tried and condemned the conspirators" and thus "he had unusual opportunities for accurate knowledge concerning Rome's responsibility for... the assassination of Abraham Lincoln" (Pref. Note).

The General writes, "The Jesuit plans with the utmost art and cunning, unhampered by any moral restraints, and always with the utmost secrecy; and carries out his plans in the dark. We think, however, that in this case, we have succeeded in tracing him through all the devious wanderings of his dark and slimy path, and, in fixing upon him the responsibility for the assassination of President Lincoln" (p. 21).

Though not a Covenanter book, and thus defective in some obvious areas, this title contains much useful information which exposes the Romish harlot.