"Two Addresses. One to the Men of Whitby Who Signed a Petition, Calling a Meeting to Address the Queen Concerning the Pope's Last (So-Called) Aggression: and the Other to the Protestant Clergy," affords the reader a better understanding of the controversial questions of faith and ongoing policies in Great Britain. In each of the addresses, the author, Nicholas Rigby, adds his in-depth analysis and understanding of the events that gave rise to these controversies. This book is an important document of the history and political debates of the 19th century, which leaves the reader in awe of its relevance and relevance against the modern backdrop.