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John Henry Newman : a portrait in letters /

"John Henry Newman was one of the most eminent of Victorians and an intellectual pioneer for an age of doubt and unsettlement. His teaching transformed the Victorian Church of England, yet many still want to know more of Newman's personal life. Newman's printed correspondence runs to...

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Clasificación:	Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores:	Strange, Roderick (Editor )
Formato:	Electrónico eBook
Idioma:	Inglés
Publicado:	Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2015.
Temas:	Newman, John Henry, > Saint, > 1801-1890. Newman, John Henry, > Saint, > 1801-1890 Catholic Church > England > Clergy. Catholic Church > Doctrines. Catholic Church > Clergy. Église catholique > Clergé. Église catholique > Doctrines. Catholic Church RELIGION > Christianity > Catholic. Clergy Theology, Doctrinal England
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Cover
John Henry Newman: A Portrait in Letters
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgements
Contents
Abbreviations
Introduction: 'A man's life lies in his letters'
Newman's Sense of Principle
Catholic Projects
Losing Trust
A) Frederick Faber
B) Henry Manning
Friends
Family
Early Years (1801-33)
1: Early Years (1801-33)
To Mrs Newman
To Jemima Newman
To Mr Newman
To Mr Newman
To Walter Mayers
To Mr Newman
To Mr Newman
From Mrs Newman
To Mrs Newman
From Mrs Newman
To Mr Newman
To John William Bowden
To Mr Newman
To Mrs Newman
To Richard Whately
To John Keble
To Robert Isaac Wilberforce
To Harriett Newman
To Charles Robert Newman
To Mrs Newman
To Edward Hawkins
From Edward Hawkins
To Edward Hawkins
To Mrs Newman
To Mrs Newman
To Hugh James Rose
To Mrs Newman
To George Ryder
To Richard Hurrell Froude
To Mrs Newman
To Mrs Newman
To Harriett Newman
To Jemima Newman
To George Ryder
To Mrs Newman
To Mrs Newman
To John Frederic Christie
To Mrs Newman
To Mrs Newman
To Edward Hawkins
To Henry Wilberforce
The Oxford Movement (1833-39)
2: The Oxford Movement (1833-39)
To Charles Portales Golightly
To Richard Hurrell Froude
To Anthony Grant
From Anthony Grant
To Miss M.R. Giberne
To Henry Wilberforce
Memorandum. Misunderstanding with Henry Wilberforce
To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford
To Mr Jubber
To Mrs Newman
To Mrs William Wilberforce
To Renn Dickson Hampden
To Samuel Wilberforce
From Renn Dickson Hampden
To Renn Dickson Hampden
To Richard Hurrell Froude
To Jemima Newman
To Renn Dickson Hampden
To John William Bowden
To Richard Hurrell Froude
To Jemima Newman
To John William Bowden
To Simeon Lloyd Pope.
To Elizabeth Newman
To Hugh James Rose
To Jemima Newman, Mrs John Mozley
To Elizabeth Newman
To Mr Miller
To Frederic Rogers
To Mrs John Mozley
To H.E. Manning
To John Keble
To John Edward Bowden
To Mrs John Mozley
To Mrs E.B. Pusey
To John Keble (I)
To John Keble (II)
To Archdeacon Clerke
To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford
To E.B. Pusey
To Mrs J.W. Bowden
To H.E. Manning
Under Siege (1839-43)
3: Under Siege (1839-43)
To Frederic Rogers
To John William Bowden
To Francis William Newman
To Mrs John Mozley
To Mrs Thomas Mozley
To W.C.A. Maclaurin
To John Keble
To John William Bowden
To Philip Wynter, Vice Chancellor
To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford
To E.B. Pusey
To Nicholas Wiseman
To Miss Mary Holmes
To Charles Russell
To Charles Russell
To Miss Mary Holmes
To Nicholas Wiseman
To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford
Protest against the Jerusalem Bishopric
To Mrs J. Mozley
To Robert Isaac Wilberforce
To Henry Wilberforce
To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford
To William Prescott Sparkes
To Miss Mary Holmes
To Charles Russell
To E.B. Pusey
To John Keble
To Frederic Rogers
To John Keble (I)
To John Keble (II)
To John Keble
To J.R. Bloxam
To Mrs William Froude
To Mrs John Mozley
To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford
To Mrs Thomas Mozley
To H.E. Manning
From Oxford to Rome (1843-46)
4: From Oxford to Rome (1843-46)
To Mrs William Froude
To H.E. Manning
To Mrs John Mozley
To John Keble
To Miss Mary Holmes
To E.B. Pusey
To E.B. Pusey
To Mrs William Froude
To Mrs William Froude
To Mrs William Froude
To Mrs William Froude
To Mrs William Froude
To John Keble
To Mrs William Froude
To Mrs William Froude
To Elizabeth Newman.
To E.B. Pusey
To Mrs John Mozley
To Elizabeth Bowden
To Mrs John Mozley
To H.E. Manning
To Mrs John Mozley
To Mrs John Mozley
To Mrs John Mozley
To Miss Mary Holmes
To Richard Westmacott
To Edward Hawkins, Provost of Oriel College
To Henry Wilberforce
To Mrs John Mozley
To Mrs John Mozley
To James Hope
To John Keble
To Miss M.R. Giberne
To The Abbé Jager
To Henry Wilberforce
To Miss M.R. Giberne
To Henry Wilberforce
To W.J. Copeland
To Henry Wilberforce
To Ambrose St John
To Ambrose St John
To Mrs John Mozley
To J.D. Dalgairns
Early Catholic Years (1846-51)
5: Early Catholic Years (1846-51)
Mrs J.W. Bowden
To Father Dominic Barberi
To F.W. Faber
To Mrs J.W. Bowden
To F.W. Faber
). To Charles Russell
To the Earl of Shrewsbury
To F.W. Faber
To Henry Bourne
To A. Lisle Phillipps
To Catherine Ward
To Henry Wilberforce
To William Philip Gordon
To F.W. Faber
To F.W. Faber
To Miss Munro
To A Recent Convert
To George Talbot
To F.W. Faber
To William Monsell
To George Talbot
To Archbishop Cullen
To The Editor of the Morning Chronicle
To James Hope
To Archbishop Cullen
To George Talbot
To Archbishop Cullen
To Bishop Ullathorne
To Ambrose St John
To W.G. Ward
To F.W. Faber
The Pressure of Crises (1852-58)
6: The Pressure of Crises (1852-58)
To Miss M.R. Giberne
To Sister Mary Imelda Poole
To Ambrose St John
To Nicholas Darnell
To Miss M.R. Giberne
To Austin Mills
To Sir Alexander Cockburn
To F.W. Faber
To Archbishop Cullen
To Mrs J.W. Bowden
To Marianne Bowden
To H.E. Manning
To Mrs John Mozley
To John Joseph Gordon
To Ambrose St John
To Sister Mary Imelda Poole
To Ambrose St John
To William Philip Gordon.
To F.W. Faber
To Archbishop Cullen
To Robert Isaac Wilberforce
To Edward Caswall
To John Machale, Archbishop of Tuam
To Isy Froude
To Mrs J.W. Bowden
To William Monsell
To Cardinal Wiseman
To F.W. Faber
To Richard Stanton
To Cardinal Wiseman
To Edward Caswall
To Mrs John Mozley
To Thomas Grant, Bishop of Southwark
To Archbishop Cullen
To Richard Stanton
To Cardinal Wiseman
To Henry Bittleston
To Ambrose St John
To Ambrose St John
To J.M. Capes
To Henry Wilberforce
To Archbishop Cullen
To Sir John Simeon
To Ambrose St John
To Ambrose St John
To Mrs John Mozley
To Cardinal Wiseman
To Cardinal Wiseman
To Ambrose St John
To John Hungerford Pollen
To P.N. Lynch, Bishop of Charleston
Dark Days (1859-63)
7: Dark Days (1859-63)
To Richard Simpson
To Bishop Ullathorne
To Henry Wilberforce
To Robert Monteith
To Miss Mary Holmes
To Isy Froude
To Edward Healy Thompson
To John Gillow
To Cardinal Wiseman
To Bishop Ullathorne
To E.E. Estcourt
To Francis Kenrick, Archbishop of Baltimore
To James Hope Scott
To Charles Crawley
To Charles Crawley
To H.E. Manning
To Henry Bittleston
To Sister Mary Gabriel Du Boulay
To H.E. Manning
To W.G. Ward
To The Editor of the Lincolnshire Express
To The Editor of the Globe
To W.J. Copeland
To Charles Crawley
To W.J. Copeland
To Edmund S. Ffoulkes
To Mrs John Mozley
To Emily Bowles
To Emily Bowles
To Isaac Williams
To Cardinal Wiseman
To John Keble
To J.D. Dalgairns
To Miss Mary Holmes
The Apologia and the Oxford Mission (1863-65)
8: The Apologia and the Oxford Mission (1863-65)
To Messrs Macmillan and Co.
To Charles Kingsley
To Alexander Macmillan
To Charles Kingsley
To Messrs Macmillan and Co.
To Mrs John Mozley
To William Pope
To Edward Badeley
To Sir John Acton
To W.J. Copeland
To Mrs John Mozley
To R.W. Church
To William Monsell
To R.W. ChurchThe
To Isaac Williams
To H.E. Manning
To John Keble
To J. Walker of Scarborough
To George Talbot
To The Secular Clergy of the Dioceses of Liverpool and Salford
To James Hope-Scott
To Bishop Ullathorne
To John Duke Coleridge
To E.B. Pusey
To William Monsell
To Mark Pattison
To E.B. Pusey
To Charles Russell
To Robert Whitty
To Emily Bowles
To Isaac Williams
To Archbishop Manning
To T.W. Allies
To John Telford
To William Monsell
To R.W. Church
To Thomas Joseph Brown, Bishop of Newport
Answering Pusey and Anticipating the Vatican Council (1865-69)
9: Answering Pusey and Anticipating the Vatican Council (1865-69)
To Ambrose St John
To John Keble
To William Lockhart
To Mrs John Mozley
To Henry Nutcombe Oxenham
To E.B. Pusey
To W.G. Ward
To William Clifford, Bishop of Clifton
To Archbishop Manning
To Bishop Ullathorne
To William Neville
To Bishop Ullathorne
To T.W. Allies
To James Hope-Scott
To Gerard Manley Hopkins
To Charlotte Wood
To Mrs John Mozley
To Ambrose St John
To Cardinal Barnabò
To Bishop Ullathorne
To James Hope-Scott
To Emily Bowles
To Ambrose St John
To W.G. Ward
To Henry Wilberforce
To George Talbot
To Mrs John Mozley
To Marianne Bowden
To Bishop Ullathorne
To Mrs J.W. Bowden
To A Student at Maynooth
To J.M. Capes
To W.J. Copeland (I)
To W.J. Copeland (II)
To Gerard Manley Hopkins
To J. Walker of Scarborough
To W.J. Copeland
To Edward Bellasis
To Bishop Ullathorne
To John Hayes
To Charles Meynell
To Bishop Ullathorne
To Archbishop Manning.

John Henry Newman : a portrait in letters /

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