Calvin and His Enemies: A Memoir of the Life, Character, and Principles of Calvin

Calvin and His Enemies, written at the request of the faculty of Princeton Theological Seminary, contains a lecture delivered by Thomas Smyth at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in 1843. This volume covers the history of Calvinism and pays special attention to the place of Presbyterianism in the history of Calvinism. Smyth outlines how Calvin was regarded by both his contemporaries and his followers, and defends the genius of his works.