Ten Reasons: Campion’s Bold Call to Disputation and Faith in a Time of Conflict This concise study presents Edmund Campion’s famous open letter and the historical moment that surrounded it. Learn how Campion’s challenge exposed the clash between Catholic faith and rising Protestant power in late 16th‑century England, and how his words stirred public curiosity and fear alike. The book traces Campion’s life, his journey from schoolrooms to the English capital, and the bold strategy behind his “Decern Rationes” argument. It offers context for his mission, captures the tone of the disputation era, and explains why this moment is seen as a turning point for Catholic resistance and national identity. What you’ll read about: - The origins and meaning of Campion’s Challenge to the Privy Council - How his writings shaped public perception and Catholic recruitment - The key ideas and rhetorical approaches used in the ten arguments - The broader historical setting, including religious, political, and social forces of the time Ideal for readers of history, religious studies, and biographies seeking a clear, readable account of Campion’s mission and its enduring impact.