We have included a local copy of many of the links in addition to the in situ link; some of this material may not be available in the future, and in previous investigations we have found organizations actually scrub their websites and delete and / or change information. Accordingly, we present a local copy. Local copies of the information were taken December 2nd 2011.

• "Inquisition". Catholic Encyclopedia. New Advent.
  A helpful summary of the different inquisitions. Local copy
• Voris, Michael. "The Crusades and the Inquisition." The One True Faith. RealCatholicTV.com
  Michael Voris provides some succint but penetrating commentary on the inquisitions and their surrounding myths. Local copy (Audio-only podcast)
• "Queen Isabella I." Spanish Website.
  The Spanish Website provides an introductory article to Queen Isabella I and the Spanish Inquisition. Local copy
• Coren, Michael. 2011. Why Catholics Are Right. McCelland and Stewart: Ontario.
  Coren skillfully distills and presents excellent arguments and explanations about the inquisitions and the Catholic Church.
• Coren, Michael. 2011. Interview with Michael Voris. Roman Forum. RealCatholicTV.com.
  In this interview in our RealCatholicTV.com studios Michael Coren provides comments and insights on the inquisitions.
• Martin, Dennis. 1996. "Protestant Inquisition: The English Reformation." Originally in FidoNet RCatholic Conference.
  Martin presents a document representing a critical aspect of the inquisition debate. Protestant inquisitions occurred after the "Reformation", which were much more brutal and unjust than any of the Catholic ones. Local copy
• MacDonald, David. 2003. "The Inquisition." CatholicBridge.com
  "The Inquisition" is broken down into sections dealing with the major aspects, concerns and myths of the different inquisitions of the Catholic Church. It is a well researched and balanced treatment of the subject. Local copy
• "Tomás de Torquemada." 2011. Encyclopædia Britannica.
  A brief bio on Spain's most famous Grand Inquisitor. Local copy
• Pope Innocent IV. 1252. Ad Extirpanda. Translated by David Renaker.
  Renaker does not present a flattering view of the Church in his assessment of Ad Extirpanda, but his translation is quite useful. Local copy
• Madden, Thomas. 2011. "The Truth About the Spanish Inquisition." CrisisMagazine. Originally appeared in the Sept. 2003 issue of CrisisMagazine.
  This solid piece of journalism explains the facts, context and problems faced by the members of the Spanish Inquisition in an engaging and insightful manner. Local copy
• Alhambra Decree followed by Isaac Abrabanel's Answer. 1492. From Ovid Jacob: http://www.cyborganic.co
  King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I promulgated this decree informing all Jews in Spain that they must either convert to Catholicism or leave the country. The prominent Jewish leader, Isaac Abrabanel's response to this decree is included. Local copy
• Epstein, Lawrence. 1989. "Abrabanel, Isaac." Pg 3. A Treasury of Jewish Anecdotes.
  Here is a brief bio on Isaac Abrabanel, as well as an explanation of the events surrounding the Jewish expulsion from Spain.
• The Spanish Inquisition. 22-09-70. Monty Python's Flying Circus. Season 2 - Episode 15.
  The '70s comedy sketch that is the extent of many people's knowledge of the Spanish Inquisition. Local copy
• Madden, Thomas. 2004. "The Real Inquisition: Investigating the Popular Myth.." National Review Online. Free Republic.
  Here is another version of Dr. Madden's authoritative account of the facts of the Catholic inquisitions; it is a must-read for anyone seeking to learn more about this topic. Local copy
• Crucem sanctam subiit - Le Chant des Templiers. Uploaded by lalungenuictdestens on May 11, 2008.
  An impressive piece of chant. Local copy