What made Hugh Paulinus Cressy a notable person?
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His Exomologesis (1647) is an apologia for his conversion. His most ambitious work, however, is his Church History of Brittany, or England (1668), one of the first attempts at objective church history. He edited the work of several Catholic mystics—Walter Hilton's Scale of Perfection, Friar Augustin Baker's Sancta Sophia, and the Revelations of Divine Love by Juliana of NorWhich. Cressy served as chaplain to Catherine of Braganza, wife of Charles II.
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