Textbooks
Please see below for a list of textbooks required for each unit.
A limited number of book grants are available for undergraduate students halfway through the year. Please keep an eye on your student email for further details from the Associate Dean of Studies at this time.
Semester 2 2026
HIS304
- Ian Davidson, The French Revolution: From Enlightenment to Tyranny, Pegasus Books, 2018
- Isaac Kramnick (ed), The Portable Enlightenment Reader, New York: Penguin, 1996
HIS307
- Theodor Herzl, The Jewish State, any translation
- Karl Marx, Selected Writings, ed. Lawrence H. Simon (Indianapolis & Cambridge: Hackett Publishing, 1994)
- Max Weber, Economy and Society, trans. Keith Tribe (Cambridge, MA.: Harvard University Press, 2019)
PHI104
- Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, any translation
LAN102
- Hans H. Orberg, Lingua Latina, Pars I (Focus, 2011)
RED503
Educating in Christ, by Gerard O’Shea
RED504
Cavalletti, Sofia. The History of the Kingdom of God Part 1. From Creation to Parousia. Chicago: LTP, 2011.
RED502
Cavalletti, Sofia. The History of the Kingdom of God Part 2. Liturgy and the Kingdom of God. (Chicago: LTP, 2011).
Resources for all other units will be provided to you directly.Â