The Oxford Movement and Its Leaders: A Bibliography of Secondary and Lesser Primary Sources (Atla Bibliography Series)

ATLA BIBLIOGRAPHY SERIES edited by Justin Harkins 1. A Guide to the Study of the Holiness Movement, by Charles Edwin Jones. 1974. 2. Thomas Merton: A Bibliography, by Marquita E. Breit. 1974. 3. The Sermon on the Mount: A History of Interpretation and Bibliography, by Warren S. Kissinger. 1975. 4. The Parables of Jesus: A History of Interpretation and Bibliography, by Warren S. Kissinger. 1979. 5. Homosexuality and the Judeo-Christian: An Annotated Bibliography, by Thom Horner. 1981. 6. A Guide to the Study of the Pentecostal Movement, by Charles Edwin Jones. 1983. 7. The Genesis of Modern Process Thought: A Historical Outline with Bibliography, by George R. Lucas Jr. 1983. 8. A Presbyterian Bibliography, by Harold B. Prince. 1983. 9. Paul Tillich: A Comprehensive Bibliography . . . , by Richard C. Crossman. 1983. 10. A Bibliography of the Samaritans, by Alan David Crown. 1984. See No. 32. 11. An Annotated and Classified Bibliography of English Literature Pertaining to the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, by Jon Bonk. 1984. 12. International Meditation Bibliography, 1950 to 1982, by Howard R. Jarrell. 1984. 13. Rabindranath Tagore: A Bibliography, by Katherine Henn. 1985. 14. Research in Ritual Studies: A Programmatic Essay and Bibliography, by Ronald L. Grimes. 1985. 15. Protestant Theological Education in America, by Heather F. Day. 1985. 16. Unconscious: A Guide to Sources, by Natalino Caputi. 1985. 17. The New Testament Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha, by James H. Charlesworth. 1987. 18. Black Holiness, by Charles Edwin Jones. 1987. 19. A Bibliography on Ancient Ephesus, by Richard Oster. 1987. 20. Jerusalem, the Holy City: A Bibliography, by James D. Purvis. Vol. I, 1988; Vol. II, 1991. 21. An Index to English Periodical Literature on the Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies, by William G. Hupper. Vol. I, 1987; Vol. II, 1988; Vol. III, 1990; Vol. IV, 1990; Vol. V, 1992; Vol. VI, 1994; Vol. VII, 1998; Vol. VIII, 1999. 22. John and Charles Wesley: A Bibliography, by Betty M. Jarboe. 1987. 23. A Scholar’s Guide to Academic Journals in Religion, by James Dawsey. 1988. 24. The Oxford Movement and Its Leaders: A Bibliography of Secondary and Lesser Primary Sources, by Lawrence N. Crumb. 1988; Supplement, 1993. Out of Print. See No. 56.

25. A Bibliography of Christian Worship, by Bard Thompson. 1989. 26. The Disciples and American Culture: A Bibliography of Works by Disciples of Christ Members, 1866–1984, by Leslie R. Galbraith and Heather F. Day. 1990. 27. The Yogacara School of Buddhism: A Bibliography, by John Powers. 1991. 28. The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit: A Bibliography Showing Its Chronological Development (2 vols.), by Esther Dech Schandorff. 1995. 29. Rediscovery of Creation: A Bibliographical Study of the Church’s Response to the Environmental Crisis, by Joseph K. Sheldon. 1992. 30. The Charismatic Movement: A Guide to the Study of Neo-Pentecostalism with Emphasis on Anglo-American Sources, by Charles Edwin Jones. 1995. 31. Cities and Churches: An International Bibliography (3 vols.), by Loyde H. Hartley. 1992. 32. A Bibliography of the Samaritans, 2nd ed., by Alan David Crown. 1993. 33. The Early Church: An Annotated Bibliography of Literature in English, by Thomas A. Robinson. 1993. 34. Holiness Manuscripts: A Guide to Sources Documenting the Wesleyan Holiness Movement in the United States and Canada, by William Kostlevy. 1994. 35. Of Spirituality: A Feminist Perspective, by Clare B. Fischer. 1995. 36. Evangelical Sectarianism in the Russian Empire and the USSR: A Bibliographic Guide, by Albert Wardin Jr. 1995. 37. Hermann Sasse: A Bibliography, by Ronald R. Feuerhahn. 1995. 38. Women in the Biblical World: A Study Guide. Vol. I: Women in the World of Hebrew Scripture, by Mayer I. Gruber. 1995. 39. Women and Religion in Britain and Ireland: An Annotated Bibliography from the Reformation to 1993, by Dale A. Johnson. 1995. 40. Emil Brunner: A Bibliography, by Mark G. McKim. 1996. 41. The Book of Jeremiah: An Annotated Bibliography, by Henry O. Thompson. 1996. 42. The Book of Amos: An Annotated Bibliography, by Henry O. Thompson. 1997. 43. Ancient and Modern Chaldean History: A Comprehensive Bibliography of Sources, by Ray Kamoo. 1999. 44. World Lutheranism: A Select Bibliography for English Readers, by Donald L. Huber. 2000. 45. The Christian and Missionary Alliance: An Annotated Bibliography of Textual Sources, by H. D. (Sandy) Ayer. 2001. 46. Science and Religion in the English-Speaking World, 1600–1727: A Bibliographic Guide to the Secondary Literature, by Richard S. Brooks and David K. Himrod. 2001. 47. Jurgen Moltmann: A Research Bibliography, by James L. Wakefield. 2002. 48. International Mission Bibliography: 1960–2000, edited by Norman E. Thomas. 2003.

49. Petra and the Nabataeans: A Bibliography, by Gregory A. Crawford. 2003. 50. The Wesleyan Holiness Movement: A Comprehensive Guide (2 vols.), by Charles Edwin Jones. 2005. 51. A Bibliography of the Samaritans: Third Edition: Revised, Expanded, and Annotated, by Alan David Crown and Reinhard Pummer. 2005. 52. The Keswick Movement: A Comprehensive Guide, by Charles Edwin Jones. 2007. 53. The Augustana Evengelical Lutheran Church in Print: A Selective Union List with Annotations of Serial Publications Issued by the Augustana Evangelical Lutheran Church, and Its Agencies and Associates 1855–1962 with Selected Serial Publications after 1962, by Virginia P. Follstad. 2007. 54. The Holiness-Pentecostal Movement: A Comprehensive Guide, by Charles Edwin Jones. 2008. 55. More Than Silence: A Bibliography of Thomas Merton, by Patricia A. Burton. 2008. 56. The Oxford Movement and Its Leaders: A Bibliography of Secondary and Lesser Primary Sources, 2nd ed., by Lawrence N. Crumb. 2009.

The Oxford Movement and Its Leaders A Bibliography of Secondary and Lesser Primary Sources Second Edition

Lawrence N. Crumb ATLA Bibliography Series, No. 56

The Scarecrow Press, Inc. Lanham, Maryland • Toronto • Oxford and American Theological Library Association 2009

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Contents

Editor’s Foreword

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Chronology

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List of Abbreviations

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Bibliography

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Appendix 2: Newman’s Apologia

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Appendix 3: Electronic Texts

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Author Index

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Periodical Index

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Subject Index

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About the Author

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The present volume represents the second edition of Lawrence Crumb’s popular bibliography, The Oxford Movement and Its Leaders, published in 1988 as number twenty-four in the American Theological Library Association’s (ATLA) Bibliography Series. The Bibliography Series, published in conjunction with Scarecrow Press, has persisted for more than thirty-five years as a resource for students, researchers, and librarians of religion and theology. This series incorporates a broad range of topics and formats, as compilers are encouraged to define and develop their own subjects and parameters. This edition reflects twenty additional years of research in the field. During this period, there has been an explosion of research and web-based resources, but the popularity of the Oxford Movement demands a standardized work of high quality to complement Crumb’s earlier edition. Lawrence Crumb received his BA from Pomona College in 1958; he then took an MDiv in 1961 and an STM in church history in 1973, both from Nashotah House. He additionally earned an MA in library science from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, in 1967. Crumb served as a reference librarian at the University of Wisconsin, Parkside, from 1970 to 1978 and at the University of Oregon from 1978 until his retirement in 1997. He was also ordained into the Episcopalian priesthood in 1962. ATLA is pleased to publish this edition as number fifty-six in the Bibliography Series. Justin Harkins

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I began this project in the anniversary year of 1983, little suspecting that it would dominate my life for the next quarter century. The first edition appeared in 1988, with 5,688 citations in 706 pages. It was based on my personal consultation of library catalogs in many major cities of the United States, the printed catalogs of several national libraries, a multitude of periodical indexes, my own indexing of certain denominational periodicals, and extensive correspondence with scholars and libraries in several countries. Although both imperfect and incomplete, it represented “the most that could be done in the time and with the data at our command,” as Sir James Murray wrote in his preface to the Oxford English Dictionary. It was also about as much as could be comprehended within the covers of a single volume. A supplement was issued in 1993, based in part on research I completed at Oxford while on sabbatical in 1988 as well as on the consultation of online library catalogs that had become available in the meantime. This second edition conflates the citations in those two volumes, with many corrections and additions, plus a second, unpublished supplement based in part on further research I conducted in Oxford while serving in retirement as visiting priest-librarian and archivist of Pusey House in 1998. The need to convert and edit older files and to renumber citations, cross-references, and indexes has delayed publication until this time. The scope of the present work is essentially that of the first edition as explained in its preface, which follows. There are, however, a few exceptions to that rule. The chronology is extended to the end of the twentieth century, plus an additional year to include publications from the bicentennial of John Henry Newman’s birth in 2001. A third appendix has been added to list as many electronic files as could be found, including an early “gopher” file. As with the supplement, there are now entries (in the subject index) for vestments and videotapes. New to this edition is

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the entry “Books about the Oxford Movement” and the subentry “Books about” under John Keble, John Henry Newman, and Edward Bouverie Pusey (also in the subject index). This should enable users to identify book-length treatments on those subjects taken as a whole; books about specific aspects are still listed only under the specific entries or subentries. There is no longer the entry “In press/In progress”; any titles so listed before are either listed as published or were not published. Also omitted are the “Introduction” (a sermon about the Movement delivered on July 14, 1983) and the “Lineage of the Oxford Movement” (influences on it and its influences) since information about the Movement is readily available in both print and electronic formats, as well as the “Non-Chronology of the Oxford Movement” (events that “did not happen, but very easily might have; if so, they would have changed the course of the Movement or the lives of its leaders”) from the supplement. The total number of citations is now 8,225. As before, a series of citations to articles from the same periodical gives its title only in the first, with “same” in those that follow. This can be a problem in the anniversary years of 1933 and 1983, where there are many articles from Church Times and Living Church. In these cases, the easiest way to identify the periodical may be to check those titles in the periodical index and see where the item number appears. A strict observance of the scope has caused the omission of some items worth mentioning here. Due to the requirement that books about Newman’s entire life be by Anglican authors, Sheridan Gilley’s biography is cited (no. 7291), while the equally important one by Ian Ker (John Henry Newman: A Biography [Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1988]) is not. (Gilley was an Anglican at the time of writing but is now a Roman Catholic.) The cutoff date of 2001 excluded Frank M. Turner’s controversial John Henry Newman: The Challenge to Evangelical Religion (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2002). The preface to the supplement is not reprinted as such. The acknowledgments in that volume are appended to those in the preface to the first edition. The following portion of the last paragraph, however, seems worth repeating here: I continue to be impressed not only by the quantity of writings that touch on the Oxford Movement but even more by the variety of the authors’ academic and denominational backgrounds. In addition to the obvious disciplines of theology, history, and literature, there are also contributions from the fields of art, music, political science, and even in one or two cases the natural sciences. One passing reference in a book on political science, too brief to fall within the scope of the bibliography, is interesting enough to merit quotation: “[T]he nearest England came to producing a disaffected intelligentsia was the Oxford Movement, and that had little to say to the ordinary educated layman, at least until its purely theological strength was spent.” (William Thomas, The Philosophic Radicals: Nine Studies in Theory and Practice, 1817–1841 [Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1979], 451)

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Appreciation is due, first of all, to Father Philip Ursell, principal of Pusey House, Oxford (now retired), and Father William Davage, custodian of Dr. Pusey’s library, for inviting me to join them as visiting priest-librarian for the 1998 Michaelmas term. For their gracious hospitality, frequent provision of information, and good-humored camaraderie, I am profoundly grateful. Again, I thank both the Interlibrary Loan Department of the University of Oregon Library for obtaining several books and articles and its retired Slavic librarian, Mieczyslaw Buczkowki, for assistance with the complex orthography of titles in Polish. The following have answered inquiries on several occasions: M. Patrick Graham, Pitts Theology Library, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia; Richard Mammana Jr., webmaster of Project Canterbury (no. 8322); Prof. José Morales, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain; Peter Nockles, John Rylands University Library, Manchester, England; Prof. Frank M. Turner, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut; Linda Wobbe, St. Mary’s College of California Library, Moraga. I would also like to thank the following institutions: International Centre of Newman Friends, Rome; Institute of Education, University of London; Oriel College Archives, University of Oxford. I also thank Jen Kelland for the massive task of final editing. The preface to the supplement offered the pious hope of a complete second edition, Deo volente, and ended with the prayer Deus velit! Fifteen years later, it appears that Deus voluit, and I can only hope that users will join me in saying, Deo gratias!

Preface to the First Edition

“There is an immense literature.” With these encouraging (or, perhaps, ominous) words from the brief bibliography appended to the article “Oxford Movement” in The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, I began my quest. The sesquicentennial year of 1983 was just beginning, promising a sudden spate of books and articles on the subject that would not only make the literature even more immense but also provide an obvious cutoff for the chronological scope of the book. (As it turned out, I was able to include many later items, through 1987; the total number of citations is 5,688, including the many interpolations that came to light during the yearlong process of preparing the manuscript.) The first task was to define the scope of the project, and the easiest way to explain the decisions made is by way of commentary on the book’s title.

THE OXFORD MOVEMENT Many have used the term “Oxford Movement” so loosely that it means the entire Catholic movement in the Church of England from 1833 to the present; others have defined it more narrowly, taking their cue from the title of R. W. Church’s classic study, The Oxford Movement: Twelve Years, 1833–1845. For purposes of this book, I have defined “Oxford Movement” as referring to the first, or “Tractarian,” generation of the Catholic movement, beginning with John Keble’s Assize Sermon of 1833 and ending with the Gorham Judgment of 1850—the latter being a decision of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council that confirmed Keble’s worst fears. I have also included those writings referring to a later period that use the terms “Oxford Movement,” “Tractarian,” or “Puseyite/Puseyism” in their titles. However, I have not included titles where “Oxford Movement” is used

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to mean F. N. D. Buchman’s Oxford Group (Moral Rearmament) or “Tractarian” refers to Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus.

. . . AND ITS LEADERS By “leaders,” I mean John Keble, John Henry Newman, and Edward Bouverie Pusey. I have tried to list everything written about Keble and Pusey, whether in connection with the Oxford Movement or not; for this reason, some items cited were published before 1833. For Newman, it would be both impossible and irrelevant to follow the same course. I have therefore limited the Newman citations to the following categories: • Items dealing exclusively or primarily with the first (Anglican) half of his life • Items dealing with aspects of his life that were especially important in his Oxford period (e.g., preaching, poetry, use of history) • General studies by recognized Anglican authors (presumed to place at least a qualitative emphasis on the first half of his life) • Bibliographic studies, including exhibition catalogs Since Newman’s Apologia pro Vita Sua is not only by Newman but also about him and the Movement, I have included both major editions of the text and commentaries on it. However, because of the large number of items, many of which do not refer directly to the biographical or theological content of the work, I have placed these in an appendix rather than have them complicate the basic sequence of citations.

A BIBLIOGRAPHY I have attempted to present as comprehensive a bibliography as possible, including books, pamphlets, theses, chapters in books, periodical articles, manuscripts, microforms, and tape recordings (I did not find any motion pictures or filmstrips). The only materials excluded because of format were articles in general-circulation newspapers and those in magazines designed primarily for a particular parish or diocese.

. . . OF SECONDARY AND LESSER PRIMARY SOURCES The major primary sources that have been excluded (with the exceptions noted below) are the separately published works of the “leaders” named above and the

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following collective works: the British Critic (a periodical edited by Newman); The Lives of the English Saints; Lyra Apostolica (poems by Keble, Newman, and others); and Tracts for the Times. Since the less prominent members of the Movement (including R. H. Froude, whose prominence was so brief that he is easily forgotten or overlooked) are not easily identifiable by all who might wish to do so, it seemed useful to include their “primary” works along with the “secondary” works of others. Since one of the purposes of this bibliography is to chronicle people’s interest in the Movement, I have included those editions of the major primary sources published after the death of the author or translations published at any time.

FORMAT The sequence of entries is chronological and thus provides a history of interest in the Movement. Within each year, entries are arranged as follows: first, books and other separately published items, arranged by author; next, chapters in books (including articles in encyclopedias), arranged by editor (or, in some cases, by title); finally, articles in periodicals, arranged by periodical title. At the end of the chronological sequence are several special categories: works in preparation, works in press, and “bibliographic ghosts” (i.e., questionable citations that could not be verified from any standard source). As mentioned previously, an appendix lists major editions of Newman’s Apologia and a large number of commentaries on it. As much as possible, the authors’ names are given as they appear in the publication, with full name given in the author index. In the case of an anonymous work whose authorship has been identified, the full name is given in brackets. If the last name only is given, the full forenames are given in brackets; in the case of bishops referred to by forename(s) and title, the surname is given in brackets. In the title section of the citation, forename or initials are supplied in brackets when last name only is given (except for well-known figures), and all persons referred to by ecclesiastical title are identified by name. Likewise, all dates given in terms of the liturgical calendar are identified by the corresponding dates from the civil calendar. Although this is not an annotated bibliography in the usual sense of the term, there are many annotations. Some explain a title that is incomplete, ambiguous, or misleading; others explain how the subject of the work cited is related to the Movement. Most annotations are bibliographic, relating the item to earlier or subsequent appearances of the same material or relating an item to another written in reply to it, and vice versa. To enable the user to find specific items within the chronological sequence, there are three indexes: author, subject, and periodical. The author index includes personal and corporate authors, pseudonyms, anonyms, and titles of works published separately without any of the foregoing. The subject index includes form

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entries (e.g., lectures, letters, novels, reminiscences, sermons, and theses). The periodical index (including annuals) should be a useful feature, since many of the nineteenth-century articles were published anonymously and reflect the “personality” of the magazine as well as that of the author.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I would like to express my appreciation to the American Theological Library Association, the University of Oregon Graduate School, and the University of Oregon Library faculty for financial assistance. I would also like to thank H. Boone Porter, editor of the Living Church, and Geoffrey Rowell, chaplain of Keble College, Oxford, for their interest and encouragement throughout the course of the project and for reviewing portions of the prefatory material. I am also indebted to Gwen Averley, editor of the Nineteenth Century Short Title Catalogue; Peter Cobb, coeditor of Revolution by Tradition (no. 5211 [note: no. 5211 was not published and thus is not listed in the second edition]); Jean H. Slingerland, executive editor of the Wellesley Index, for sharing bibliographical information not yet published; and James David Earnest for permission to quote from his and Gerard Tracey’s John Henry Cardinal Newman: An Annotated Bibliography of His Tract and Pamphlet Collection (no. 5098 [no. 6845 in the second edition]). An additional note of appreciation is due Joanne Halgren, interlibrary loan librarian at the University of Oregon, for obtaining a number of the items cited. It would be impossible to list the many people who have supplied information by mail; however, I would like to pay tribute to the following individuals and institutions for graciously responding to three or more requests: Oscar Burdick and Judy Clarence, Graduate Theological Union Library, Berkeley, California; Prof. R. W. Franklin, St. John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota; Prof. John R. Griffin, University of Southern Colorado, Pueblo; Linda Hartig, Nashotah House Library, Nashotah, Wisconsin; Elinor S. Hearn, Archives of the Episcopal Church, Austin, Texas; Peter Meadows and H. R. Smythe, Pusey House, Oxford; Warren C. Platt, New York Public Library, New York City; Catherine B. Richard, Oriel College Library, Oxford; Gloria Sieben, St. Mary of the Lake Seminary Library, Mundelein, Illinois; Newland F. Smith, United Library, Garrett–Evangelical Seabury–Western Theological Seminaries, Evanston, Illinois; Prof. G. B. Tennyson, University of California, Los Angeles; Sr. Therese, OSB, Mt. Angel Abbey Library, St. Benedict, Oregon; Prof. Frank M. Turner, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut; and the library staffs of the Bodleian Library, the British Library, Duke University, Fordham University, Gonzaga University, Harvard University, the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library, the Princeton Theological Seminary, St. Louis University, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Iowa, the University of Minnesota, the University of Portland, and Yale University.

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The following acknowledgments are reprinted from the preface to the supplement: I would like to thank first the University of Oregon for my sabbatical leave and the librarians of the institutions where most of the leave was spent: the Bodleian Library, Pusey House, Keble College, and Oriel College, all in Oxford; St. Deiniol’s Library, Hawarden, Wales; the General Theological Seminary, New York City; and the Archives of the Episcopal Church and the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest, both in Austin, Texas. (My actual residence in Oxford was at Wycliffe Hall, for whose room, board, and fellowship I am grateful beyond words.) I have since made use of the Newman/Oxford Movement collection at St. Mary’s College of California, Moraga, and thank the curator, Andrew Simon, for assistance in using it. I am also indebted to Anthony Angiletta and John Rawlings, Stanford University Libraries, for special assistance in the use of their collection. Among my own colleagues, Joanne Halgren has once again provided many of the items cited through interlibrary loan, while Sharon Domier, cataloger of Japanese materials, has given valuable assistance in the romanizing and interpretation of citations in that language. It would be impossible to list the many people who have supplied information by mail; however, I would like to pay tribute to the following individuals and institutions for graciously responding to three or more requests: Sr. Andrée Billioque, Paris, France; Fr. Hugh Feiss, OSB, Mount Angel Abbey Library, St. Benedict, Oregon; Prof. John R. Griffin, University of Southern Colorado, Pueblo; Dr. Lothar Kuld, Pädagogische Hochschule, Ludwigsburg, Germany; Prof. José Morales, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, Spain; Prof. Reiko Nagakura, Yamanashi Women’s Junior College, Yamanashi, Japan; Dr. Peter Nockles, John Rylands University Library, Manchester, England; Gilles Poitras, Graduate Theological Union Library, Berkeley, California; and the library staffs of the Bibliothèque des Fontaines, Chantilly, France; the Bodleian Library, Oxford, England; the University of Durham, Durham, England; the International Centre of Newman Friends, Rome, Italy; Rikkyo University, Tokyo, Japan (a single but very extensive reply); the University of California, Los Angeles; and the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Chronology

BIBLIOGRAPHY 1792 John Keble born, April 25. 1800 Edward Bouverie Pusey born, August 22. 1801 John Henry Newman born, February 21. 1811 Keble elected fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. 1822 Newman elected fellow of Oriel. 1823 Pusey elected fellow of Oriel, April 4. Keble leaves Oxford, May/June. 1824 Bp. J. H. Hobart of New York visits Oxford and dines with Newman, possible American influence on OM. 1825 Pusey studies at German universities (to 1827) and gains firsthand knowledge of German theological thought. 1827 The Christian Year, by Keble (published anonymously). 1828 Repeal of Test Act. Newman becomes vicar of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford. Pusey appointed regius professor of Hebrew/canon of Christ Church, Oxford. 1829 Catholic Emancipation Act. 1831 Keble elected professor of poetry, Oxford (to 1841). 1832 First Reform Act. Newman leaves for voyage to Mediterranean, December 8. 1833 Church Temporalities Bill introduced. Newman returns from voyage, July 9.

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Association of Friends of the Church, July 25–29. Tracts for the Times begin to appear, September 9. Arians of the Fourth Century, by J. H. Newman, November 5. Parochial Sermons, by Newman (6 vols., through 1842). Keble becomes vicar of Hursley. R. D. Hampden appointed regius professor of divinity, Oxford, with attendant controversy. Pusey joins the Movement. Lyra Apostolica published (poems by Tractarian authors). Lectures on the Prophetical Office of the Church, by Newman. Library of the Fathers begins publication. R. H. Froude’s Remains (1838–1839), with attendant controversy. Lectures on Justification, by Newman. Cambridge Camden Society founded by J. M. Neale and B. Webb (renamed Ecclesiological Society, 1846). Chichester College established, first training school for clergy with Tractarian influence. Plain Sermons, by Keble, Newman, et al. (Vol. 2, 1841). Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology (through 1863). The Ecclesiologist published by Cambridge Camden Society (through 1868). Jerusalem bishopric controversy. Tract XC (last of Tracts for the Times), with attendant controversy. Newman retires to Littlemore. G. A. Selwyn made bishop of New Zealand, first Tractarian missionary bishop. A Collection of Papers Connected with the Theological Movement of 1833, by A. P. Percival, first book about the Movement. Newman ceases to function as Anglican priest, September 18. Pusey suspended from preaching before university (to 1845). The Ideal of a Christian Church, by W. G. Ward, with attendant controversy. University Convocation censures Ward’s book and deprives him of his degrees (the “degradation”), February 13. Motion to condemn Tract XC vetoed by proctors. Newman received into Roman Catholic Church, October 9, with several other conversions in same year. Pusey founds first religious order for women. Newman ordained priest in RC Church, May 30. Bp. H. Phillpotts of Exeter refuses to institute G. C. Gorham on doctrinal grounds. Gorham Judgment (by Judicial Committee of Privy Council). Several conversions to Rome, including Archdeacons H. E. Manning (1851) and R. I. Wilberforce (1854). End of Tractarian period. RC hierarchy established in England, called “papal aggression” in resultant anti-Catholic feeling.

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preaching Tractarian doctrine) and R. Liddell (for Ritualism). Beginning of Ritualist period. Universities’ Mission to Central Africa founded, first Tractarian missionary society. Association for the Promotion of the Unity of Christendom founded by F. G. Lee, first ecumenical organization with Tractarian influence. Directorium Anglicanum, by F. G. Lee, first ceremonial handbook. English Church Union founded, first permanent organization for Catholic-minded Anglicans. First edition of Hymns Ancient and Modern, many Tractarian hymns included. First attempt at religious order for men, by J. L. Lyne (Father Ignatius of Llanthony). Apologia pro Vita Sua, by Newman, first major book about the Movement by Roman Catholic author. Keble retires from parish at Hursley. First permanent religious order for men, Society of St. John the Evangelist, founded by R. M. Benson. Church Association (anti-Ritualist) founded. Keble dies, March 29. Keble College, Oxford, opened as memorial to Keble. Public Worship Regulation Act becomes basis for civil prosecution of Ritualist clergy. Several imprisoned, most notably Father A. Tooth (1877). Newman created cardinal by Pope Leo XIII. Pusey dies, September 18. Golden Jubilee of the Movement celebrated. Pusey House opened at Oxford as memorial to Pusey. E. King made bishop of Lincoln, first appointment of known Tractarian to English episcopate. Prosecution of Bishop King for illegal ritual practices. Lux Mundi, by C. Gore and others. Beginning of Liberal Catholic period. Christian Social Union founded by B. F. Westcott and H. S. Holland, reflecting social concerns of the Movement. Newman dies, August 11. Lincoln Judgment (by Archbishop of Canterbury) clears Bishop King of charges. End of Ritualist period. The Oxford Movement, by R. W. Church, first major book about the Movement by an Anglican author, fixes the Movement’s name. Ritual Notes, handbook of ceremonial based on adaptation of modern Roman Catholic use. Beginning of Anglo-Catholic period. Alcuin Club founded to promote “Sarum rite” ceremonial, begins issuing its Publications. The Parson’s Handbook, by P. Dearmer, handbook of ceremonial based on medieval English use. First Anglo-Catholic Congress.

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1962 1966 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 1986 1990 1991 1992 1995 2000 2001 2008

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Centennial of Keble’s Christian Year observed. Centennial of the Movement celebrated. Last full-scale Anglo-Catholic Congress. First recorded mention of canonization for Newman. Abp. William Temple of Canterbury dies. End of Liberal Catholic period. Centennial of Newman’s conversion observed. Last Anglo-Catholic Congress in England. Keble in supplementary list of commemorations, South African Prayer Book. Anglo-Catholic Congress in Chicago, last strong expression of Anglo-Catholic period. Keble in calendar of Canadian Prayer Book (first published 1959). Centennial of Keble’s death observed. Keble, Newman in calendar of An Australian Prayer Book. Keble, Pusey in calendar of American Prayer Book (first published 1976). Centennial of Newman’s cardinalate observed. Keble in calendar of Alternative Service Book (English). Keble in The New Zealand Calendar. Centennial of Pusey’s death observed. Sesquicentennial of the Movement celebrated. Cause for Newman’s canonization completed at diocesan level, forwarded to Rome. Centennial of Newman’s death observed. Newman declared Venerable. Bicentennial of Keble’s birth observed. Keble, Newman in calendar of A Prayer Book for Australia. Bicentennial of Pusey’s birth observed. Keble, Newman, Pusey in calendar of Common Worship (English). Bicentennial of Newman’s birth observed. Beatification of Newman expected.

List of Abbreviations

BIP BM C of E DAI DNB E&L E&T ET HA K [M] N NUC OM OCLC P RC(C) rev. TFT [W]

Books in Print British Museum Catalogue Church of England Dissertation Abstracts International Dictionary of National Biography Eisen and Lightman (no. 6866) Earnest and Tracey (no. 6845) electronic text Historical Abstracts Keble Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford Newman National Union Catalog Oxford Movement Online Computer Library Center Pusey Roman Catholic (Church) review; revised Tracts for the Times Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford

Note: A single letter in an annotation refers to the person mentioned in the title of the item cited whose surname begins with that letter.

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0194

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0215 Poole, George Ayliffe. An Exposure of an Attack upon the Tracts for the Times by the Rev. Miles Jackson of Leeds. London: J. G. & F. Rivington, 1838. 40 p. Reply to no. 199; and, “to his letter signed, ‘Clericus,’ to the editor of the Leeds Intelligencer, dated 27 Feb. 1838” (E&T). Reply: no. 200. 0216 Powell, Thomas. An Essay on Apostolical Succession: Being a Defense of a Genuine Protestant Ministry, against the Exclusive and Intolerant

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0269

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0320

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0344 “Noctes Oxoniae.” Same, no. 8 [424] (May 4): 30. Dialogue on TFT, signed: B. Editorial comments: same page. 0345 “Oxford Tracts.” Same. Letter, signed: Another trustee of the General Theological Seminary. Cf. no. 340. 0346 “Tracts for the Times.” Same, no. 9 [425] (May 11): 35. Announces information on TFT from foreign journals to appear in next issue.

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0613

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0616

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0617

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0624

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0799

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0808

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0809

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0831

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0832

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0848

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0849 Herschell, R. H. Reasons Why I, a Jew, Have Become a Catholic, and Not a Roman Catholic: A Letter in Reply to the Rev. R. W. Sibthorp. London, 1842. Reply to no. 951. Rev.: no. 1005. 0850 Heurtley, Charles A. The Union between Christ and His People: Four Sermons Preached before the University of Oxford. Oxford: John Henry Parker; London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. xvi, 156 p. 0851 Hill, Francis Thomas. A Letter to the Laity of the Church of England, on Some Points Connected with the Tractarian Controversy. London: Seeley, 1842. 101 p. 0852 Holloway, James Thomas. The Reply: Baptismal Regeneration and Sacramental Justification Not the Doctrine of the English Church; in a Letter Addressed to the Lord Bishop of London, Containing Exceptions against Certain Strictures Made in His Charge Delivered at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Oct. 10, 1842. London, 1842. Reply to no. 765. Reply: no. 1170. Later: no. 1127. Rev.: no. 1367. 0853 Hook, Walter Farquhar. Reasons for Contributing towards the Support of an English Bishop at Jerusalem, Stated in a Letter to a Friend. London: Rivingtons, 1842. 40 p. Rev.: no. 1035.

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Hulbert, Charles Augustus. Theotokos; or, The Mother of Our Lord: A Sermon on the Song of the Blessed Virgin. To which is added, a candid and historical discussion of the question, “Is Mary to be called the Mother of God?” London: Henry Washbourne, 1842. 62 p. First word in Greek letters.

0857

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0865 [Kyle, Robert Wood]. A Letter to the Right Rev. Richard [Bagot], Lord Bishop of Oxford, on Certain Passages in His Recent Charge. By a churchman. London: W. H. Dalton, 1842. 30 p. Reply to no. 753. 0866

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0867

A Letter to Certain Lay-Members of the Church of England, Who Have Memorialized His Grace the Primate [William Howley] on the Subject of the “Tracts for the Times,” and the Controversy Arising out of Them. By no tract-writer. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 19 p. “Argues against the request for a synodical act against certain Tracts for the Times, especially Nos. 80 and 87 (by I. Williams) and 90 (by Newman)” (E&T).

0868

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0869

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0870

A Letter to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln [John Kaye], Occasioned by Some Recent Lay-Addresses to His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. By an incumbent in His Lordship’s diocese. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. “A defense of Anglo-Catholic doctrines” (E&T).

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0872

A Letter to the Rev. William J. E. Bennett . . . Suggested by Some of His Lecture-Sermons, and the Presumed Relation in Which He Stands to the Anti-Protestant, or New Jacobite School of Theology. By a Layman. London: L. & G. Seeley, 1842. 96 p.

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0875 Lutwidge, Charles Henry. The Church of England Can Take No Middle Stand between Protestant Truth and Papal Error: A Sermon Preached at the Visitation of Sir Herbert Jenner Fust at Sevenoaks on May 4, 1842. London: L. & G. Seeley [etc.], 1842. 31 p. Fust was dean of the Court of Arches. Rev.: no. 1005. 0876 [Lyne, Charles]. Modern Methodism a Schism: An Exposure of the Recent Numbers of the “Wesleyan Tracts for the Times”; in a Second Dialogue between a Clergyman and One of His Parishioners. London: James Burns, 1842. 24 p. Reply to no. 844. Reply: no. 976. 1st dialogue entitled Modern Methodism Not in Accordance with the Principles and Plans of the Rev. John Wesley. Sequel: no. 1151. 0877 M’Afee, Daniel. The Apostasy of the Rev. Richard Waldo Sibthorp, B.D., from Protestantism to Popery; Demonstrated in an Address to the Protestant Operatives of Great Britain. Belfast: J. Wilson, 1842. 80 p. Reply to no. 951. 0878 [McOwan, John]. A Letter to “A Country Curate.” Wesleyan Tracts for the Times, no. 10. London: J. Mason, [1842]. Reply to no. 540. See note at no. 755.

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More Plain Words to Plain People; in Answer to a Tract Entitled, “Plain Words to Plain People on the Present Dissentions in the Church.” By a clergyman. London: Seeley, Nisbet, and Hatchard, 1842. 44 p. Reply to no. 922.

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A New Tract for the Times: The “Church Principles” of Nice [i.e., Nicaea], Rome and Oxford, Compared with the Christian Principles of the New Testament, on Baptismal Regeneration, Lay-Baptism, the Ancient Mode of Baptism, &c. &c. By a member of the Church of England. London: B. Fellowes, 1842. 120 p. Rev.: no. 1032. Reply: no. 924.

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0901 Paget, Francis E. Milford Malvoisin; or, Pews and Pewholders. London: Burns, 1842. 15, 223 p. illus. Novel. 2nd ed., same year. Later, through 1848, not listed below. Rpt.: nos. 6127, 6215 (2nd ed., 1848). 0902 [Palmer, William (M).]. Examination of an Announcement Made in the Prussian State Gazette, Concerning “The Relations of the Bishop of the United Church of England and Ireland in Jerusalem” with “The German Congregation of the Evangelical Religion in Palestine.” By a member of the Church of England. Oxford: J. H. Parker [etc.], 1842. 5, 176 p. Cf. no. 608. 0903

———. In XXXIX Articulos. Oxford: J. H. Parker, 1842. 101 p. Though written before Tract 90, anticipates its argument.

0904

———. A Letter to a Protestant-Catholic. Oxford: John Henry Parker; London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 54 p. “A response to an anonymous letter published 11 Dec. 1841 in The Oxford Herald” (E&T). Rev.: no. 1034.

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———. A Supplement to An Examination of Mr. Sibthorp’s Pamphlet, Comprising Observations on His “Further Answer,” &c. Oxford: J. H. Parker [etc.], 1842. 16 p. Reply to no. 952. Incl. in no. 911.

0908

———. A Second Letter to N. Wiseman . . . 2nd ed. Oxford: J. H. Parker [etc.], 1842. First: no. 612.

0909

———. A Seventh Letter to N. Wiseman, D.D., on the Doctrine of Indulgences. Oxford: J. H. Parker [etc.], 1842. Cont. of nos. 611–16. Incl. in no. 911 (see note).

0910

———. An Eighth Letter to N. Wiseman, D.D., on the Worship of Images and Relics. Oxford: J. H. Parker [etc.], 1842. Incl. in no. 911 (see note).

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———. A Treatise on the Church of Christ . . . 3rd ed., rev. and enl. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 2 vols. First: no. 210. Rpt.: no. 6273.

0913 Pearson, Hugh. A Charge Delivered to the Clergy of the Deanery of Sarum at the Triennial Visitation, in August and October 1842. Salisbury: W. B. Brodie and Co.; London: Hatchard & Son, [1842]. 37 p. 2nd ed., same year. Anti-Tractarian. Cf. no. 1628. 0914 Pepys, Henry. A Charge Delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Worcester . . . at His Primary Visitation, August 1842. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 36 p. Rpt. in no. 6933.

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0915 Perceval, A. P. A Collection of Papers Connected with the Theological Movement of 1833. London: Printed for J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 107 p. Incl. rpt. of no. 19; see also note at no. 622. Rev.: no. 1007. Later: no. 1190. Rpt.: nos. 6324, 6375. 0916

———. A Letter to the Rev. Thomas Arnold . . . 3rd ed. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 44 p. First: no. 622.

0917

———. A Letter to the Right Rev. John-Bird [Sumner] . . . 4th ed. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington [etc.], 1842. 31 p. First: no. 623.

0918

———. On Subscription to the XXXIX. Articles: A Letter to the Rev. Charles Elrington, D.D., Regius Professor of Divinity in the University of Dublin, Occasioned by His Sermon in Trinity College Chapel. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 16 p. Reply to no. 806. Reply: no. 807.

0919 Phillips, John Bartholomew. Prayers for the Dead: A Sermon Preached at the Parish Church of Saint Woolos, Newport, Monmouthshire, on Sunday, March 13, 1842. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. “Partly a reply to Pusey’s letter to the Bishop of Oxford. Phillips was a distant relative of Newman” (E&T). 0920 [Phillpotts], Henry. A Charge Delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Exeter, at the Triennial Visitation in June, July, August, and September, 1842. By Henry, Lord Bishop of Exeter. London: John Murray, 1842. v, 109, iii p. “‘Oxford Tracts’: p. 5–40” (NUC). Rev.: no. 1037. Later: no. 1194. See nos. 1025–26, 1029. Rpt. in no. 6933. 0921 Pinhorn, George. A Letter to the Lord Bishop of London in Which His Lordship’s Opinions on Baptismal Regeneration and Christian Righteousness Are Shewn to Be Opposed to the Scriptures, the Articles, Homilies, and Liturgies of the Church of England; together with His Lordship’s Own Positions Respecting the Anglican Rule of Faith. London, 1842. Reply to no. 765. 0922

Plain Words to Plain People on the Present Dissentions in the Church. London: James Burns, 1842. 28 p. 2nd ed., same year. “Pro-Tractarian” (E&T). Reply: no. 889. Rev.: Churchman 12, nos. 41–43 (Dec. 17–31): 164, 168, 172.

0923

The Pollution of the Temple; or, The Church a Place for the Worship of God, and Not for the Conversion of Sinners: The Second of a Series. By

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Private Judgement, the Bible, & the Teaching of the Holy Spirit: Versus Tractarianism, Tradition, and the Catholic Voice of Antiquity. London: Nisbet, Hatchard, Seeley [etc.], 1842. 23 p. “Published under the superintendence of the British Society for Promoting the Religious Principles of the Reformation.”

0929

Pro Ecclesia Dei: An Appeal to English Churchmen against the Union of the Two Bishoprics of North Wales. Oxford: J. H. Parker, 1842. 32 p. Rpt. in no. 6933.

0930

Puseyism: A Short Dialogue between a Lady and a Parson. 4th thousand, rev., with additions. London: W. J. Cleaver, 1842. 4 p.

0931

Puseyism and Popery Refuted by Clergymen; or, The Young Christian Armed against Antichrist. By a country pastor. 2nd ed. London: E. Palmer & Son, 1842. 72 p.

0932

Puseyism Not a Popish Bane, but a Catholic Antidote. By Presbyter Anglo-Catholicus. London: J. G. F. & J. Rivington, 1842. 24 p. Reply: no. 2018. Later: as no. 2017.

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The Question, What Is Tractarianism? Answered, by an Examination of No. 59 of the British Critic. Tract 27. London: British Society for Promoting the Religious Principles of the Reformation, 1842. 15 p. Later: no. 1210.

0934

Rabett, Reginald. Archbishop Laud More than Half a Papist; or, Laudism . . . Revived, under the Appellation of Puseyism. London: Thames Ditton [printed], 1842.

0935

Remarks on a Late Advertisement from Oxford . . . By an aged layman. London: J. Hatchard & Son, 1842. Cf. no. 586. Rev.: no. 1005.

0936

Remarks on Some Late Publications from Oxford; in a Letter to the Editor of the Morning Herald. By an aged layman. London: J. Hatchard & Son [etc.], 1842. 8 p. Reply to no. 609.

0937

Remarks on the Letter Lately Written by the Rev. John Davies (Ten-YearMan) B.D., Rector of Gateshead, to the Archbishop of Canterbury [William Howley]; with a Few, Previously, on the Rector and His Lordship Themselves; Addressed to Those of the Newcastle Clergy Who Are Members of the Clerical Club. Newcastle, 1842. 31 p. Signed: P. N. Reply to no. 793.

0938

Reprinted from the Times of Friday, June 3, 1842. To the Editor of the Times. Sir, An Attempt Has Been Made to Convert the Question Respecting the Regius Professor into a Contest between the Tractarians and Their Opponents. [Oxford, 1842.] “On the Hampden controversy. Signed: M. A.” (BM).

0939 Robert, [Jean François]. Divinité du Catholicisme démontrée à un docteur d’Oxford d’après la Bible et les Pères des premiers siècles. Paris: L.-F. Hivert, 1842. 372 p. 0940 [Russell, John Fuller, and Burton, Thomas Jones]. Obedience to the Church in Things Ritual: Two Sermons Preached in St. James’s Church, Enfield Highway. London, 1842. 0941 Salnar, [forename(s) unknown]. The Harmony of Protestant Confessions; Exhibiting the Faith of the Churches of Christ Reformed after the Pure and Holy Doctrine of the Gospel, throughout Europe. Translated from the Latin. New ed., rev. and considerably enl. by Peter Hall. London: J. F. Shaw [etc.], 1842. lv, 640 p. Tr. of his Harmonia confessionum fidei, 1581

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0953

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1394

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1419

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1421

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1823

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1825

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———. A Reply to the Bishop of Exeter’s Second Arraignment of His Metropolitan in His Letter to the Archdeacon of Totnes, Oppugning the Validity of the Orders of the Foreign Non-Episcopal Churches. To which is annexed a rejoinder to Chancellor Harington on the same subject. London, 1852. 2nd–3rd eds., same year. Reply to nos. 2341, 2350. Reply: nos. 2330, 2355. Supplement: no. 2337.

2337

———. Supplement to a Third Edition of a Reply to the Bishop of Exeter’s Second Arraignment of His Metropolitan . . . ; Containing Answers to the Replies of . . . W. R. Scott and W. B. Flower. London, 1852. 40 p. Supplement to no. 2336. Reply to nos. 2330, 2355.

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2355

Scott, William Richard. Apostolical Succession and Canon LV.: A Reply to the Rev. W. Goode’s Tract. With historical proofs that episcopacy is a divine and necessary institution . . . London, 1852. Reply to no. 2336. Reply: no. 2337.

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2363

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2364

What Is a Puseyite? Answer I. from the Morning Herald; Answer II. by Catholicus. London, 1852. Cf. no. 2592.

2365 Wilberforce, Robert Isaac. The Appeal to Convocation: A Charge to the Clergy of the East Riding, Delivered at the Ordinary Visitation, A.D. 1852. London: John Murray; J. & C. Mozley; York: Robert Sunter, 1852. 27 p. Reply (?): no. 2422.

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2396

Remarks upon Bishop M’Coskry’s Sermon, Preached at the Jubilee, and Certain Other Matters Connected with the So-Called Representation from the American Church to That of England. By Veritas. New York: [n.p.], 1853. 31 p. Bp. Samuel A. M’Coskry of Michigan had preached a sermon at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, at the jubilee service of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, in which he criticized the Gorham judgment.

2397

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2420

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2421

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2741

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2792

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2795

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2796 Moor, John Frewen. The Birthplace, Home, Churches, and Other Places Connected with the Author of “The Christian Year” . . . 2nd ed., with many additions. London: J. Parker; Winchester: William Savage, 1867. 204 p. Rev.: no. 2890. First: no. 2698. 2797 Rhodes, M. J. Letters on the “Eirenicon.” Addressed to “The Weekly Register,” . . . and now re-printed with the Replies of the Rev. Dr. Pusey, a Letter from the Very Rev. Canon [Frederick] Oakeley, and Important Additions. London: Burns, Oates, 1867. iv, 47 p. 2798

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2804

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2816

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2817

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2822

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2898

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2899

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2916

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2926

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3229

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3230

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3231

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3253

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3254

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4373 Faber, Geoffrey. Oxford Apostles: A Character Study of the Oxford Movement. London: Faber and Faber, [1933]. xxiii, 467 p. illus. Rev.: no. 4698; Church Times 110, no. 3676 (July 7, 1933): 19. Later: nos. 4905, 4979 (see note for its rpts.), 5376. Rpt.: no. 6070. Comments in no. 6158 and subsequent letters. Intended rpt.: no. 7932. 4374 Flood, J. M. Cardinal Newman and Oxford. [London]: I. Nicholson and Watson, 1933. xi, 283 p. illus. Rev.: no. 4692; Church Times 109, no. 3660 (Mar. 17, 1933): 331–32.

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4379

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4380 Hardwick, J. C. Lawn Sleeves: A Short Life of Samuel Wilberforce. Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1933. 195 p. Esp. chapters, “Lawn Sleeves,” 61–70 (re: OM); “A Battle Royal,” 71–87 (re: Hampden controversy of 1847). 4381

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4382 Hardy, Edward Rochie. The Catholic Revival in the American Church. American Congress Booklet, no. 10. [Milwaukee: Published for the Catholic Congress of the Episcopal Church by Morehouse Pub. Co., 1933.] 24 p. 4383 Harper, Gordon Huntington. Cardinal Newman and William Froude, F.R.S.: A Correspondence. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1933. viii, 221 p. illus. Orig. written as no. 4306. Excerpt: no. 4384. 4384

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4394 Kelly, Henry Erskine. The Oxford Movement. Story and Pageant Series, no. 39-A. Hartford, CT: Church Missions Pub. Co., [1933]. 12 p. “Preconvention sermon on the Oxford Movement preached . . . on Tuesday morning, May 16, 1933 at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford.” 4395

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4396

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4397 Kiener, Mary Aloysi, Sister. John Henry Newman, the Romantic, the Friend, the Leader. Foreword by Reverend John Cavanaugh; introduction by G. K. Chesterton. Boston: Collegiate Press Corporation, 1933. xxiii, 510 p. illus. 4398

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4399

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4400 Knox, Wilfred L., and Alec R. Vidler. The Development of Modern Catholicism. With a foreword by Frank Gavin. [London]: P. Allan, 1933. viii, 336 p. Rev.: no. 4698. 4401

———. ———. Milwaukee: Morehouse Pub. Co., 1933. xxi, 320 p.

4402 [Lang, Cosmo Gordon]. Mr. Gladstone and the Oxford Movement . . . Together with an address of welcome by the Rt. Rev. Bishop [W. F.] Wentworth-Shields, Warden of St. Deiniol’s Library, and a note of thanks moved by Sir George Leveson Gower, K.B.E. [London and Tonbridge: Whitefriars Press, Ltd., 1933?] 14 p. The part by Lang a rpt. of no. 4817.

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4404 ———. ———. Science and Culture Series. Milwaukee: Bruce Pub. Co., [1933]. xiii, 189 p. illus. 4405

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4406 Mackean, W. H. The Eucharistic Doctrine of the Oxford Movement: A Critical Survey. London and New York: Putnam, [1933]. 252 p. Rev.: no. 4714. 4407

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4408 May, J. Lewis. The Oxford Movement, Its History and Its Future: A Layman’s Estimate. London: J. Lane, The Bodley Head, [1933]. xi, 301 p. illus. Rev.: no. 4698. 4409 ———. ———. New York: Dial Press, 1933. xi, 301 p. illus. Rev.: no. 4951. 4410

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4417

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4425 Peck, William George. The Social Implications of the Oxford Movement. The Hale Lectures, 1933. New York and London: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1933. x, 346 p. Rev.: no. 4951. Lectures given at Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, Evanston, IL. 4426 Perry, W. The Oxford Movement in Scotland. With a foreword by the Most Reverend the Primus of the Episcopal Church in Scotland [W. J. F. Robberds]. Cambridge: University Press, 1933. xiv, 125 p. Rev.: no. 4691; Catholic Historical Review 20, no. 1 (Apr. 1934): 77; Church Times 109, no. 3664 (Apr. 13, 1933): 459. 4427 Pilcher, Charles Venn. The Evangelical Revival and the Oxford Movement. [Toronto: Church of England in the Dominion of Canada, 1933?] 93 p. 4428 Prestige, Leonard. Pusey. Tractarian Series. [London]: P. Allan, 1933. vii, 176 p. illus. Rev.: no. 4692; Church Times 109, no. 3659 (Mar. 10, 1933): 299. Rpt.: no. 6486. 4429 Preston, W. Anglo-Catholicism and the Oxford Movement, Reviewed in the Light of the Holy Scriptures, the Book of Common Prayer and Contemporary History. New ed., carefully rev. and enl. by G. E. Alison Weeks. Popular Protestant Dialogues, no. 6. London: Protestant Reformation Society and Harrison Trust, 1933. 126 p. First: as no. 2967.

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4466 [Edmunds, Charles Carroll?]. “The Oxford Centenary.” Same, no. 6 (June): 373–74. Editorial. 4467 Lynch, Frederick. “An Oxford Pilgrimage.” Same, 385–97. Places associated with OM, as visited by author in 1920. 4468 [Edmunds, Charles Carroll?]. “The Oxford Centenary.” Same, 34, no. 3 (Sept.): 102–3. Editorial. 4469 [———?]. “Tractarians and the Blessed Sacrament.” Same, no. 4 (Oct.): 167–68. Editorial. 4470 Tinker, Chauncey Brewster. “Some Reflections on the Oxford Movement.” Same, 178–81. Summary of an address given before the Church Club of Connecticut; rpt. from Christ Church Chronicle (New Haven). 4471 Manning, William T. “The Message of the Oxford Movement to the Church Today.” Same, no. 5 (Nov.): 254–60. “The sermon preached . . . at the service in observance of the Centennial Anniversary of the Oxford Movement, Chicago, Michaelmas [Sept. 29].” Rpt.: no. 4407. 4472 Arnold, Frederick S. “The Oxford Movement’s Difficulties.” Same, no. 6 (Dec.): 342–46.

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4474 Kurth, Paula. “The Lost Pleiad of the Oxford Movement.” Ave Maria, n.s. 38, no. 5 (July 29, 1933): 129–32. Re: R. H. Froude. 4475 Scholfield, J. F. “A Century of Anglican Revival.” Same, no. 16 (Oct. 14): 481–86. 4476 Bacchus, Francis. “Early Religious Stages.” Blackfriars 14, no. 160 (July 1933): 551–59. Re: N’s early years. 4477 St. John, Henry. “Hurrell Froude and the Beginnings of the Movement.” Same, 560–68. 4478 Tristram, Henry. “Some Annotations of Cardinal Newman on the Letters to Friends Contained in the Remains of the Late Reverend Richard Hurrell Froude.” Same, 569–77. 4479

Chapman, H. John. “Newman and the Fathers.” Same, 578–90.

4480 Tindal-Atkinson, Aelwin. “Newman and the National Church.” Same, 591–601. 4481 Dix, Fabian. “The Witness of the Parochial and Plain Sermons [of Newman].” Same, 602–9. 4482 Manson, Aelfric. “Note on the University Sermons [of Newman].” Same, 610–19. 4483

Tristram, Henry. “The Tractarians and Education.” Same, no. 161 (Aug.): 642–53.

4484 H[olloway], O[wen] E. “The Tractarian Movement in Oxford.” Bodleian Quarterly Record 7, no. 78 (2nd Q., 1933): 213–32. Illus. 4485 [Ross Williamson, Hugh?]. “Notes at Random: The Oxford Movement Centenary.” Bookman 84, no. 501 (June 1933): 133–34. 4486 Ingram, Kenneth. “A Century of Anglo-Catholicism.” Same, 140–41. Illus. Rev. of no. 4398. Incl. portrait of P by G. Richmond.

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Bolton, J. R. Glorney. “Polemics without Literature.” Same, 142–43. Illus. Literary aspects of OM.

4488 Nicholls, Norah. “A Bibliography of the Oxford Movement.” Same, 143. 4489 “‘The Bookman’ Crossword No. 32.” Same, 178. Crossword puzzle based on OM. Solution: no. 503 (Aug.): 270. 4490 Goldsmid, L. F. [Prize-winning poem for the centenary of OM.] Same, no. 503 (Aug.): 269. 4491

Ryan, E. “The Oxford Movement in the United States.” Catholic Historical Review 19, no. 2 (Apr. 1933): 33–49.

4492 Keating, Joseph. “The End of the Oxford Movement.” Catholic Mind 31, no. 8 (Apr. 22, 1933): 141–51. Also as no. 4806. Cf. no. 4450. 4493 Richey, J. Arthur M. “The Oxford Movement Centennial.” Catholic World 137, no. 818 (May 1933): 158–65. 4494

Moseley, D. H. “Lead, Kindly Light.” Same, no. 819 (June): 298–304.

4495 Bregy, Katherine. “Some Fruits of the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 822 (Sept.): 684–88. 4496 Shillito, E. “Pay Tribute to the Oxford Movement.” Christian Century 50, no. 31 (Aug. 2, 1933): 992–93. Re: anniversary service at White City stadium, London, July 9. 4497

“The Oxford Centennial.” Same, no. 32 (Aug. 9): 1005–6. Editorial.

4498 Waddy, Stacy. “The Missionary Results of the Oxford Movement.” Church Overseas 6, no. 3 (July 1933): 195–204. Abridgement of his chapter in no. 4448. 4499 [Headlam, Arthur Cayley]. “What the Church as a Whole Owes to the Oxford Movement.” By the Bishop of Gloucester. Church Quarterly Review 116, no. 232 (July 1933): 167–86. 4500 Shipton, Irene M. “Christina Rossetti: The Poetess of the Oxford Movement.” Same, 219–29. “Title not substantiated by article” (W. E. Fredeman, Pre-Raphaelitism: A Bibliocritical Study).

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4502 S[impson], W[illiam] J[ohn] S[parrow]. “The Great Dean of St. Paul’s: The Life of Richard William Church.” Same, 23–24. Illus. 4503 “Diocesan News & Notes: Portsmouth: The Bishop [E. N. Lovett] on the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 3651 (Jan. 13): 34. Planning anniversary observance. 4504 Forth, T. Francis. “Charles Wesley’s Catholic Hymns: A Preparation for the Oxford Movement.” Same, 52. 4505 “The Centenary and Bishop [Charles] Gore.” Same, 53–54. Signed: M. G. C. 4506 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, 54. Incl. section on the Tractarian tradition at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London. 4507

Sillitoe, Hubert J. “The Centenary.” Same, no. 3652 (Jan. 20): 64. Letter re: OM and commemoration of beheadings of King Charles I and Abp. William Laud; cf. letter in no. 3653 (Jan. 27): 97.

4508 “Diocesan News & Notes: Rochester: The Keble Centenary.” Same, 72. 4509 “Hymns of the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 3653 (Jan. 27): 95. Account of lecture by H. P. K. Skipton titled “Hymnology and the Ecclesiological Movement.” 4510 “Diocesan News & Notes: Sheffield: A Tractarian Tradition.” Same, 105. Re: St. Michael’s, Neepsend. 4511 D[ark], S[idney]. “When Keble Preached the Assize Sermon.” Same, 117–18. 4512 “The Bishop [of London, A. F. Winnington-Ingram] Explains Why He Sanctioned the Pontifical High Mass.” Same, no. 3654 (Feb. 3): 129. Re: projected OM anniversary service at White City stadium in July; see also editorial, 133.

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“The Centenary and the Mission Field: The Rev. G. G. S. Gillett and Lebombo.” Same, 129. The diocese of Lebombo is in Mozambique (then called Portuguese East Africa).

4514 “The Centenary: Successful Meeting at Canterbury.” Same, 129. 4515

“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3655 (Feb. 10): 156–57. Incl. “The Centenary Meetings”; “Oxford Movement Centenary”; “The Athanasian Creed.”

4516

“The Catholic Revival: in Prose, Poetry and the Press.” Same, 177. Account of annual meeting of Catholic Literature Association.

4517 “Diocesan News & Notes: Coventry: Oxford Movement Centenary.” Same, 179. 4518

“Centenary of the Catholic Revival: July 8th–17th, 1933.” Same, 180. Schedule of events.

4519 Ollard, S. L. “The Church Times and the Oxford Movement.” Same, suppl., 1–6. Illus. Incl. caricatures from Vanity Fair: J. H. Newman, Dr. Pusey, Bp. S. Wilberforce, Dean Church, Dr. Liddon, Bp. E. King, A. H. Mackonochie, Bp. E. Talbot. 4520

“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3656 (Feb. 17): 188. Incl. “The Centenary Meetings” and “The Tractarian and Evangelical Movements.”

4521 “Diocesan News & Notes: Birmingham: Centenary Preparations; Manchester: The Centenary and a New School; Coventry: The Centenary Celebrations.” Same, 196. 4522

“Centenary Reunion at Brighton.” Same, 206.

4523 “Behind Holborn: St. Alban’s in Tractarian Days and Now.” By our representative. Same, 208. 4524 “Correspondence.” Same, no. 3657 (Feb. 24): 220–21. Incl. “Oxford Movement Exhibition”; “The Centenary Meetings”; “The Tractarian and Evangelical Movements.” 4525 “The Oxford Movement Centenary: Lectures by the Rev. T. DilworthHarrison and the Rev. J. W. Wand.” Same, 243–44.

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4526 “Diocesan News & Notes: Sheffield: A Centenary Congress.” Same, no. 3658 (Mar. 3): 259. 4527 Grey, Rowland. “Penance: The Call of the Tractarian Fathers.” Same, 273. 4528

“The Oxford Movement Celebration: Keen Popular Interest in the Arrangements.” Same, 275.

4529 “Oxford Movement Centenary: Dr. [E. J.] Bicknell at a Lewisham Conference.” Same, no. 3659 (Mar. 10): 286. 4530 “Diocesan News & Notes: Manchester and Blackburn: Centenary Lectures.” Same, 292. Series of lectures, “Some Leaders of the Oxford Revival,” at Bolton. 4531 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, 302. Incl. section “Recollections of Pusey.” 4532 Rosenthal, Beatrice. “The Oxford Movement in Fiction: Newman, Pusey and Froude in a Novel [no. 4067].” Same, 305–6. Letters: no. 3660 (Mar. 17): 316. 4533 “The Church Overseas: Newfoundland: The Oxford Movement Centenary.” Same, 308. 4534 “The Westminster Group and Its Aims: The Archbishop of York [William Temple] on the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 3660 (Mar. 17): 317. 4535 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, 318. Incl. section “Dr. Pusey’s Work-Room.” 4536

“The Church in Scotland: Oxford Movement Centenary.” Same, 323.

4537 “The Oxford Movement: The Bishop of Gloucester [A. C. Headlam] at Exeter.” Same, 323. 4538 E[ssex], R[osamund]. “John Mason Neale and the Sisterhood of St. Margaret.” Same, 337–38. Illus. Letter: no. 3661 (Mar. 24): 349. 4539 “The Bishops and the Oxford Movement: Bishop [Arthur] Chandler’s Lecture.” Same, 340.

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4540 “Centenary Arrangements.” Same, no. 3661 (Mar. 24): 349. Service at Wakefield Cathedral, July 11. 4541 “F. D. Maurice and Lux Mundi: The Master of the Temple [S. C. Carpenter] on the Oxford Movement.” Same, 350. 4542 “Newman and Keble: An Unpublished Letter from Newman.” Same, 365. Incl. facsimile of holograph letter dated Mar. 28, 1866. 4543

“The Centenary Programme, July 8th–17th, 1933.” Same, 367.

4544 Rosenthal, Beatrice. “Some Women of the Oxford Movement: Memoirs of a Convent School.” Same, 369. Letter: no. 3662 (Mar. 31): 381. 4545 “Correspondence.” Same, no. 3662 (Mar. 31): 380. Incl. “The Centenary Mass.” 4546 “Tractarian Prophets and Priests: Prebendary [H. F. B.] Mackay’s City Lecture.” Same, 382. 4547 “Diocesan News & Notes: Manchester and Blackburn: Centenary Plans.” Same, 388. Manchester Anglo-Catholic Regional Committee. 4548 E[ssex], R[osamund]. “Thomas Thellusson Carter and the Community of St. John Baptist.” Same, 401–2. Illus. Letter: no. 3403 (section “Clewer”). 4549

“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3663 (Apr. 7): 412–13. Incl. “The Centenary Mass”; “Clewer—A Correction”; “Littleworth.”

4550 “Diocesan News & Notes: Truro: Dr. Scott Lidgett on the Oxford Movement.” Same, 420. 4551

“The Centenary: Additions to the Arrangements.” Same.

4552

“The Social Evolution of the Oxford Movement: Bishop Hamilton Baynes’s City Lecture.” Same, 435.

4553 “Correspondence.” Same, no. 3664 (Apr. 13): 444. Incl. “The Centenary Mass.” 4554 “The Oxford Movement: Profit and Loss: Praise and Blame from the Bishop of Kensington; The Bishop of Gloucester’s Tribute to the

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“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3667 (May 5): 524–25. Incl. “Church Schools and the Centenary”; “The Congress Hour.”

4561

“The Centenary at Chichester.” Same, 526.

4562 “Diocesan News & Notes: Birmingham: The Centenary Arrangements; Leicester: Centenary Lectures.” Same, 531. 4563 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, no. 3668 (May 12): 563. Incl.: “Sheffield: The Bishop [L. H. Burrows] and the Centenary”; “Bradford: The Centenary Arrangements.” 4564

“The Church in Scotland: The Representative Church Council and the Oxford Movement.” Same, 374.

4565

“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3669 (May 19): 588. Incl. “The Centenary in South Africa”; “Centenary Books”; “Winchester Cathedral Service, July 17th.”

4566 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, 595. Incl. “Truro: The Centenary Commemorations.” 4567

“The Welsh Tractarian: The Part of Isaac Williams in the Revival.” By Cambrensis. Same, 610. Illus.

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4568 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, no. 3670 (May 26): 627. Incl. “Leicester: The Oxford Centenary Lectures in the Cathedral.” 4569 “Wilson of Rownhams: An Old Tractarian.” Same, 638. Re: Robert Francis Wilson, author of TFT No. 51. Letters: no. 3671 (June 2): 656. 4570 “The Centenary: Arrangements in Oxford and Other Cities.” Same, 640. Oxford; London; Hickleton Hall, nr. Doncaster (home of Viscount Halifax); Coventry; Leamington. 4571 “The Church in Wales: Isaac Williams’ Memorial; The Oxford Movement in Wales.” Same, no. 3671 (June 2): 658. 4572 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, 665. Incl. “Southwell: Centenary Arrangements.” 4573 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, no. 3672 (June 9): 696. Incl. “Manchester and Blackburn: Oxford Centenary in Blackburn”; “Sheffield: The Centenary Celebrations”; “Bristol: Centenary Celebrations”; “Coventry: Centenary Thanksgiving Services.” 4574 “The Editor’s Table: A Tractarian Who’s Who.” Same, 703. Rev. of no. 4417. 4575 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, no. 3673 (June 16): 723. Incl. “Birmingham: The Centenary”; “Wakefield: Centenary Arrangements.” 4576 “The Archbishop [of Canterbury, C. G. Lang] Appeals to Oxford: The Centenary and the Oxford Mission to Calcutta.” Same, no. 3674 (June 23): 749. 4577 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, 756. Incl. “Birmingham: Centenary Preparations”; “Lichfield: Plans for the Centenary”; “Guildford: Centenary Arrangements”; “Truro: The Centenary Celebrations.” 4578 “The Church in Wales: The Centenary in the Diocese of St. David’s.” Same, 766. 4579 “The Church Overseas: Newfoundland: Keeping the Centenary of the Oxford Movement.” Same, 768. 4580

Simpson, W. J. Sparrow. “Cambridge and the Catholic Revival: Bishops and Scholars of the Movement.” Same, 769. Cf. no. 4437.

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4581 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, no. 3675 (June 30): 782. Incl. “Preparing for the Congress”; “Oxford Movement Ladies.” 4582 “Gladstone and the Oxford Movement: The Primate’s [C. G. Lang] Lecture at St. Deiniol’s Library [in G’s former estate, Hawarden, Wales].” Same, 789. Text of lecture: no. 4817. 4583

“The Oxford Centenary: Celebration at Hickleton Hall.” Same, 800. See note at no. 4570.

4584

“The Childhood of the Tractarians: Fathers to the Men.” Same, 801. K, P, N, Isaac Williams, Hurrell Froude, R. W. Church, A. H. Mackonochie.

4585 Chandler, [Arthur]. “The Centenary Celebrations: The Fifth AngloCatholic Congress.” By Bishop Chandler. Same, 801–2. See also editorial, “A Te Deum on the Battlefield,” 784. 4586 “The Oxford Movement Centenary Arrangements; An Invitation to Members of Parliament; Preparations in All Parts of the Country [i.e., Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield, Gloucester, Bradford, Rochester, Truro, the West of England].” Same, 802. 4587 “The Centenary: Letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury [C. G. Lang].” Same, 110, no. 3676 (July 7): 4. 4588 “The Observance of the Centenary; The Bishop of London’s [A. F. Winnington-Ingram] Illness; Final Preparations.” Same, 5. Canterbury, Chichester, Southwark, Worcester, Sheffield, Manchester, Hull. 4589 “Centenary Celebrations: Large Congregations Everywhere [i.e., Bradford, Chelmsford, Blackburn, Coventry, Wolverhampton, Burnley].” Same, 5. 4590 “The Church in Wales: Centenary Arrangements.” Same, 6. 4591

“On the Eve [of the centenary].” Same, 8–9. Editorial.

4592

“A Beacon Light of the Oxford Movement: Jubilee of the Church of the Ascension, Lavender Hill.” Same, 11. Re: 75th anniversary of parish in OM tradition.

4593 “St. John the Baptist, Frome: Links with the Oxford Movement.” Same, 12.

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4594 Heygate, W. E. “On the Day of the Funeral [of Keble]—April 6th, 1866.” Same, 24. Illus. 4595 “The Great Occasion: Special Messages to Our Readers on the Eve of the Centenary.” Same, 25–26. From the archbishop of Canterbury (C. G. Lang); the bishop of London (A. F. Winnington-Ingram); Lord Irwin (later 1st earl of Halifax); Sir R. Beazley; Lord [i.e., Viscount] Halifax; G. Lansbury (leader of the opposition, House of Commons); Sir S. Hoare; Lord Mamhead (formerly Sir R. Newman); Sir H. Slesser; H. J. Wedderburn, MP; Sir W. Hansell; H. B. Vaisey; K. Macmorran; Sir G. Arthur, Bart.; Sir I. Malcolm; Lady C. Colville; Sir E. Maclagan. 4596 “What the Oxford Movement Means to Me.” Same, 26–27. “Personal testimonies . . . from all sorts and conditions of men and women.” 4597 Forth, T. Francis. “Newman’s Poems of 1833: The Year of ‘Lead, Kindly Light.’” Same, 27. 4598 Simpson, W. J. Sparrow. “The Revival of the Religious Orders.” Same, 29. Sermon preached in the chapel of St. Edward’s House, Westminster. 4599

“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3677 (July 14): 40. Incl. “The Future”; “Centenary Celebrations, Wolverhampton”; “A Personal Testimony”; “Another Testimony”; “Catholicism and Roman Catholicism”; “The Keble Family.”

4600

[Temple, William]. “The Oxford Movement.” By the Most Rev. the Lord Archbishop of York. Same, 41. Sermon preached in Westminster Abbey.

4601 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, 42. Incl. “The Stadium”; “A Noble Tribute [in the Observer]”; “Birmingham [Post] Outspoken”; “A Link with Keble [senior verger of Winchester Cathedral one of K’s choir boys at Hursley].” 4602 “The Call!” [and] “‘We Are a Sacerdotal Church.’” Same, 44–45. Editorials. 4603 O[llard], S[idney] L[eslie]. “Keble’s Assize Sermon: Hurrell Froude’s Description of It.” Same, 45. 4604 “American Church News: The Presiding Bishop Rebukes the Protestants [who object to his participation in Centenary Congress at Philadelphia].” Same, 47.

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4605 “The Church Overseas: Canada: Toronto and the Oxford Movement.” Same, 47. 4606 “The Oxford Centenary: Archbishop [C. G.] Lang’s Fine Tribute to the Tractarians; Enthusiastic Gatherings throughout the Country.” Same, 57–65. Illus. Incl. text of Archbishop Lang’s sermon. 4607 “Scenes in the Provinces.” Same, 65–67. York, Southwark, Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, Blackburn, Lichfield, Leeds, Southwell, Coventry, Lincoln, Sheffield, Plymouth, Chester, Wales. 4608

“Other Centenary Services.” Same, 67. East Ham, Northampton, Brighton, Ellesmere, Bicester, Tunbridge Wells, Oxford.

4609 “The Commemoration at Oxford: Keble College; Newman’s Pulpit; Pusey’s Grave.” Same, no. 3678 (July 21): 76–79. Illus. 4610 “The Day in Cambridge: High Mass at St. Giles.” Same, 79. 4611 “Orthodox Church’s Tribute: Liturgy at the London Greek Cathedral.” Same, 79. 4612

“Correspondence.” Same, 82–83. Incl. “The Future”; “The Keble Family.”

4613 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, 83. Incl. “Where Were the Bishops? [at the Centenary Mass]”; “Interested Officials [of White City Stadium]”; “A Good Press.” 4614 “Other Centenary Services; A Memory of Isaac Williams.” Same, 84. 4615 “The Anglo-Catholic Congress; Great Gatherings up to the End; High Mass at the White City.” Same, 93–98. Illus. 4616 “Journey’s End: Winchester and Hursley: Pilgrimage to John Keble’s Grave.” Same, 98–99. 4617

“Centenary Celebrations in the Country.” Same, 99–100. Gloucester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Sheffield, Lichfield, Leicester, Southwell, Dewsbury, Durham, Hereford, Norwich, Bristol, Coventry, Salisbury, Rochester, Wales, Ireland.

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“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3679 (July 28): 108. Incl. “The Future”; “A Sacerdotal Church”; “Centenary Daily Lessons”; “The Oxford Movement and the Prairie [of Western Canada].”

4619 “Bishop [H. L.] Paget’s Memories of Dr. Pusey: Sermon at Westminster Abbey.” Same, 109. 4620

“The Keble Family.” Same, 109. Photo of the living descendants of K, incl. Rev. G. Keble, Sister Cornelia, Rev. R. J. Keble, Rev. E. Keble, Rev. G. Kestell-Cornish, Rev. J. E. Champernowne.

4621 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, 110. Incl. “Roman Catholic Comment [of R. A. Knox]”; “Kindly Appreciation [from Baptist minister, Free Church journalist, RC priest]”; “Jewish Tribute [editorial in Jewish Chronicle].” 4622 “The Aftermath of the Centenary: Pilgrimages to Hadleigh, Church Crookham, Whatley and Walsingham; Canterbury; Carlisle; Peterborough; Chester; Dean [R. W.] Church’s Tomb at Whatley; Commemoration at Hadleigh; Church Crookham and Keble; Pilgrimage to Wilmcote; Derby; Frome and Mr. [W. J. E.] Bennett; Pilgrimage to Walsingham; Taunton; Yeovil; Wellingborough; Isle of Wight; Dorset; Ireland.” Same, 111. 4623

Simpson, W. J. Sparrow. “The Relation of the Catholic Revival to the Evangelical.” Same, 128. Sermon preached at St. Augustine’s, Wembley Park.

4624

“Correspondence.” Same, no. 3680 (Aug. 4): 138. Incl. “Keble and Crookham.”

4625 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, 149. Incl. “Sheffield: Evangelicals and the Centenary Celebrations.” 4626 Rawlinson, A. E. J. “The Church’s Debt to the Oxford Movement.” Same, 150. Sermon preached in Westminster Abbey. Letter: no. 3681 (Aug. 11): 163–64; reply: no. 3682 (Aug. 18): 180. 4627 “The Oxford Centenary Overseas: Western India; The United States: Diocese of Fond du Lac; British Columbia; Prince Edward Island; Nova Scotia.” Same, 150.

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4628 “The Oxford Centenary Overseas: British Burmah; Barbados.” Same, no. 3681 (Aug. 11): 174. 4629 “Diocesan News & Notes.” Same, 174–75. Incl. “Southwell: The Bishop [Henry Mosley] and the Oxford Movement,” 175. 4630

“The Centenary in India: Commemoration Service in Calcutta Cathedral; In a South Indian Village [Irungalur].” Same, no. 3682 (Aug. 18): 190.

4631 “The Church in Australia: The Press and the Oxford Centenary.” Same, 197. 4632

“The Church in South Africa: The Centenary Celebrations.” Same, 197.

4633 “The Oxford Centenary Overseas: How Africans Observed It in Pretoria; Western Australia; British Columbia.” Same, no. 3684 (Sept. 1): 230. 4634 “Centenary Celebrations under the Southern Cross: Australia’s Great Tribute to the Tractarian Heroes.” Same, no. 3685 (Sept. 8): 264–65. 4635 Carey, Walter. “The Oxford Movement and the ‘Oxford’ Groups.” Same, 273. Letter: no. 3686 (Sept. 15): 285. 4636 Day, E. Hermitage. “Some Architects of the Tractarian Revival.” Same, 275. Re: A. W. Pugin, William Butterfield, R. C. Carpenter, G. G. Scott, G. E. Street, J. L. Pearson, J. D. Sedding, later names. Letters: no. 3686 (Sept. 15): 285. 4637 “From a Journalist’s Note-book.” Same, no. 3686 (Sept. 15): 306–7. Incl. “The Tractarians and the Bells,” 306. 4638 “The Church Overseas: New Zealand: The Observance of the Centenary.” Same, no. 3687 (Sept. 22): 324. 4639 “American Church News: The Coming Anglo-Catholic Congress in Philadelphia.” Same, no. 3688 (Sept. 29): 347. 4640

Butcher, A. E. “The Church in Sydney.” Same, no. 3692 (Oct. 27): 472. Letter re: lack of a centenary observance in diocese of Sydney, and rescheduling of Sydney diocesan synod to conflict with interdiocesan observance at Wagga; see also no. 4643.

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4641 “The American Centenary Congress: Crowded and Inspiring Meetings in Philadelphia.” Same, no. 3695 (Nov. 17): 600. 4642 “The Church Overseas: India: Celebration of the Oxford Movement Centenary.” Same, no. 3696 (Nov. 24): 615. 4643

“The Church in Australia . . . Centenary Celebration.” Same, no. 3700 (Dec. 22): 757. Joint celebration at Wagga, NSW, sponsored by dioceses of Goulburn, Riverina, and Wangaratta. See also no. 4640.

4644

“1933.” Same, no. 3701 (Dec. 29): 774–76. Esp. sections “Ecclesiastical” and “Literature.”

4645

“Attitude of Evangelicals to the Celebration of the Centenary of the Oxford Movement.” Churchman (London), 3rd ser. 47, no. 1 (Jan. 1933): 5–19. Rpt.: no. 4354.

4646

Hammond, T. C. “The Evangelical Revival and the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 2 (Apr.): 79–86.

4647 “Oxford Centennial Has Romish Aspect; Protestant Alliance Protests ‘Pontifical High Mass.’” Churchman (New York) 147, no. 7 (Feb. 18, 1933): 19. 4648 Chorley, E. Clowes. “The Oxford Movement: Its Origin and Development.” Same, no. 11 (Apr. 15): 11–12. Letter: no. 15 (June 15): 4. 4649 “‘What Is a Cope?’—Pusey.” Same, no. 12 (May 1): 9. Editorial. 4650 “Oxford Centenary at Washington.” Same, no. 13 (May 15): 20. Conference to be held at College of Preachers, May 14–21. 4651 Chorley, E. Clowes. “The Oxford Movement: Its Development in America.” Same, no. 14 (June 1): 13–14. 4652 “Centenary of Oxford Movement Celebrated in Newark.” Same, no. 15 (June 15): 19. 4653 “Chicago’s Plans for Oxford Centenary Completed.” Same, 30. Service to be held in Chicago Stadium, Sept. 29. 4654 Lee, Marguerite DuPont. “Newman’s Prayers.” Same, no. 16 (July 1): 4. Letter re: Anglican book of prayers belonging to N.

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4660 “Anglo-Catholics Turn to Social Gospel; Granville Williams, Special Preacher at London Centenary, Interviewed on Return.” Same, 21. 4661 “Churchman Editor Writes from Abroad; Dr. [G. E.] Shipler Finds England Interested in NRA, but Cool to the Anglo-Catholics.” Same, no. 20 (Sept. 1): 24–25. Incl. section “The Anglo-Catholic Hush,” 24. The National Recovery Administration had been created by an act of Congress, June 16, to deal with the Depression. 4662 Fleming, Andrew D. “In the Pusey Home: Miss Siddal’s Oxford Visit.” Same, no. 21 (Sept. 15): 13. Incl. excerpt from The Wife of Rossetti, by Violet Hunt. Elizabeth Siddal was D. G. Rossetti’s model and, from 1860 to her death in 1862, his wife. 4663

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4664 “Bishop [W. T.] Manning [of New York] Oxford Preacher in Chicago.” Same, no. 23 (Oct. 15): 20. 4665

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4666

“Week by Week.” Commonweal 17, no. 22 (Mar. 29, 1933): 591–93. Incl. section “The Centenary of Oxford,” 592. Rpt. (?): no. 4758.

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4668 Wilson, P. W. “Oxford’s Centenary.” Same, no. 11 (July 14): 280–82. 4669 McMahon, Joseph H. “A Catholic Counter-Irritant.” Same, no. 12 (July 21): 306–7. 4670 Hunkin, J. W. “The Flying Start of the Oxford Movement.” Contemporary Review 143, no. [5] (May 1933): 561–69. See also no. 3261. 4671 Peck, Winifred F. “The Ladies of the Oxford Movement.” Cornhill Magazine 148 [= n.s. 75], no. 445 (July 1933): 3–14. 4672

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4673 Sobry, Paul. “Newman’s mentalitet in wording.” Dietsche Warande en Belfort 33, no. 8 (Okt. 1933): 649–54. Re: N and Oriel College, Oxford. Partial rpt. in nos. 4920–21 (see note). 4674 Murphy, Thomas Aquinas. “A Warrior Student.” Dominicana 18, no. 3 (Sept. 1933): 142–46. Re: N’s student years. 4675 Abercrombie, Nigel. “Some Directions of the Oxford Movement.” Dublin Review 193, no. 386 (July 1933): 74–84. 4676

Tristram, Henry. “Lead, Kindly Light—June 16, 1833.” Same, 85–96.

4677 Richards, G. C. “Pusey and the Oxford Movement [part 1].” Durham University Journal 28, no. 3 (June 1933): 161–78. Rpt. (with no. 4678) as no. 4432. 4678 ———. ——— [part 2]. Same, no. 4 (Dec.): 245–57. 4679 McClellan, William H. “The Oxford Movement in Action and Reaction.” Ecclesiastical Review 88 [= 9th ser. 8], no. 3 (Mar. 1933): 225–40. 4680 Connell, Francis J. “Recent Theology.” Same, 89 [= 9th ser. 9], no. 3 (Sept.): 297–311. Incl. section on OM books, 297–301. 4681

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“1833–1933.” Same, no. 4570 (July 7): 472. Editorial.

4695 “Fr. [Francis] Woodlock [SJ] and the Oxford Movement.” Same. Editorial. 4696 “The Oxford Movement and Nonconformists.” By a Congregational minister. Same, 473.

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4703 “‘Tracts for the Times’: Authors and Their Contributions.” Same, 500. 4704 Yonge, Charlotte F., and S. C. Boys. “Some Tractarian Magazines, and Others.” Same, no. 4572 (July 21): 517. Re: British Magazine, Churchman’s Companion, Monthly Packet, Mothers in Council, Newberry House Magazine, Aunt Judy’s Magazine. 4705 “Oxford Movement Centenary: In the Quadrangle of Keble College [illus., 520]; In the University Church; Dr. Henson on Church and State; CoPartners in the Progress of Religion; Keble’s Loyalty to the Church of England; Some Diocesan Services [Bath and Wells, Bradford, Bristol, Exeter, Leicester, Lincoln, Manchester, Newcastle, Norwich, Portsmouth, Southwell].” Same, 517–18.

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———. Same, no. 4574 (Aug. 4): 544. Letters.

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4710 Marshall, R. M. “Tractarian Exhibitions at Oxford.” Same, 549. 4711 Baring, Olive. “In Keble’s Village: An Impression.” Same. 4712 “The Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 4575 (Aug. 11): 560. Letters. 4713 Sharpe, G. H. “Newman’s Picture of Keble.” Same. Letter. 4714 “The Oxford Movement and the Eucharist.” Same, 562. Rev. of no. 4406. 4715 “The Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 4576 (Aug. 18): 576. Letters. 4716

———. Same, no. 4577 (Aug. 25): 592. Letters.

4717

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4718

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4720

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4721 Baynes, A. Hamilton. “From Newman to Gore.” Same, 32, no. 1 (Oct.): 1–8. 4722 Morrison, Howard. “Behind the Oxford Celebrations.” Historical Bulletin 11, no. 4 (May 1933): 63–66. Journal pub. by American Jesuit Historical Assn. 4723 Beevor, Humphrey. “Richard Hurrell Froude.” Holy Cross Magazine 44, no. 9 (Sept. 1933): 198–201. Illus.

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4726 O’Hare, Charles M. “A Protestant Writer on the Oxford Movement [part 1].” Irish Ecclesiastical Record 69, no. 792 [= 5th ser. 42, no. 6] (Dec. 1933): 561–73. Rev. of no. 3697. Cont.: nos. 4935–38, 4970–71. 4727 Inagaki, Yoichiro. “Okusufodo Undo to Kokin Seikashu” [part 1]. Kirisutokyo Shuho 66, no. 12 (May 26, 1933): 4–5. Title tr.: The Oxford Movement and Hymns Ancient and Modern. 4728 ———. ——— [part 2]. Same, no. 13 (June 2): 5–6. 4729 Moriyasu, Nobue. “Okusufodo Undo” [part 1]. Same, 4–5. 4730 ———. ——— [part 2]. Same, no. 14 (June 9): 3–4. 4731 Inagaki, Yoichiro. “Okusufodo Undo to sono Shidosha—Okusufodo San Meishi Saihan ni Yosu.” Same, 4–5. Title tr.: The Oxford Movement and its leaders—preface to the reissue of The Three Leaders of Oxford [no. 4389]. 4732

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4733 ———. ——— [part 2]. Same, no. 16 (June 23): 3–4. 4734 ———. ——— [part 3]. Same, no. 17 (July 7): 3–4. 4735 [Simpson, John] Basil. “Okusufodo Undo no Shinreiteki Message” [part 1]. Same, 1–3. Title tr.: Spiritual message of the Oxford Movement. 4736 ———. ——— [part 2]. Same, no. 18 (July 14): 1–2. 4737 Heaslett, [Samuel]. “Okusufodo Undo no Shiteki Sokumen.” Same, no. 19 (July 21): 1–2. Title tr.: Historical aspect of the Oxford Movement. 4738 [Inagaki, Yoichiro]. “Okusufodo Undo no Shinreiteki Message” [part 1]. Same, no. 22 (Aug. 11): 1–2.

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4746

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4747 “The American Centenary Congress.” Same, 422. 4748 Piper, Laurence F. “Personalities of the Oxford Movement.” Same, 423–25. 4749 Stubbs, G. Edward. “The Oxford Movement and Choral Tradition.” Same, 426. Letter: no. 18 (Mar. 4): 543. 4750 Edmunds, Frederica. “Some Women of the Oxford Movement. II: Charlotte Mary Yonge.” Same, no. 16 (Feb. 18): 490. Letters: no. 23 (Apr. 8): 703; no. 25 (Apr. 22): 768; 89, no. 19 (Sept. 9): 452. 4751 Brydon, G. MacLaren. “The Oxford Movement Series.” Same, no. 17 (Feb. 25): 513. Letter. 4752 “An Oriel Pilgrimage.” By an Oxford correspondent. Same, 523. Letter: no. 19 (Mar. 11): 576. 4753 Edmunds, Frederica. “Some Women of the Oxford Movement. IV: Sisterhoods—Foundations and Founders—Part I.” Same, no. 18 (Mar. 4): 553.

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4761 “Japan and the Oxford Movement: A Pastoral Letter from the Bishops of the Nippon Sei Kokwai.” Same, 45–46. 4762 “Intercommunion and the Oxford Movement Vigorously Debated at Chicago Congress.” Same, no. 3 (May 20): 81–82. Incl. quotes from remarks on OM by Rev. Frank Gavin and Rev. T. L. Harris. 4763 “Dr. Gavin Opens Centenary Conference.” Same, 86. Conference in Washington, DC; incl. quotes from opening sermon by Rev. Frank Gavin. 4764 “Washington Celebration of Oxford Movement Closes.” Same, no. 4 (May 27): 122. 4765 Fiske, Charles. “Present Day Meanings of the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 5 (June 3): 135–36. 4766

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4769 “Chicago Plans Great Centenary Program.” Same, no. 6 (June 10): 180. 4770

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4771 “Oxford Centenary Observed in Japan.” Same, no. 9 (July 1): 235. Illus. 4772 Rahming, Harry Ellsworth. “Missions and the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 10 (July 8): 269. 4773 Perrottet, H. Holbrook. “The Oxford Movement’s Alma Mater.” Same, 271. Illus. Re: St. Mary’s, Oxford. 4774 “Bishop [W. T.] Manning [of New York] to Be at Chicago Service.” Same, 275. 4775 Morse-Boycott, Desmond. “‘Lead, Kindly Light’: A Forgotten Marching Song.” Same, no. 11 (July 15): 291. Illus. 4776 “Giant Altar Erected for Congress Mass.” Same, 297. Celebration at White City Stadium, London; sketch on cover. 4777 Perkins, Kenneth D. “What the Oxford Movement Means to Hawaii.” Same, no. 12 (July 22): 309. 4778

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4779 Morehouse, Clifford P. “Editorial Correspondence.” Same, no. 13 (July 29): 325–26. Re: Centenary Anglo-Catholic Congress, London. 4780 “Wisconsin Churchmen Attend Centenary Celebration Mass.” Same, 333. Observance at Fond du Lac. 4781

“World-Wide Services in Commemoration.” Same, 333–35. Services at various English churches.

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4788

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4789

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4790 Morehouse, Clifford P. “Editorial Correspondence.” Same, 374. Re: OM service at Winchester Cathedral. 4791 “Archbishop [C. G.] Lang [of Canterbury] Praises Observance of Centenary.” Same, 381. 4792 “Response to Congress Deep and Widespread.” Same, 381. 4793 Hughson, S. C. “The Anglo-Catholic Congress: An Appreciation.” Same, no. 15 (Aug. 19): 397. 4794 “Australia Celebrates Movement Centenary.” Same, no. 16 (Aug. 26): 427. Celebration at Sydney. 4795 “Chicago Oxford Centenary Program Plans Completed.” Same, no. 20 (Sept. 16): 486. 4796 Lewis, Leicester C. “The American Catholic Congress.” Same, no. 22 (Sept. 30): 537–38.

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4800 “Catholic Congress Headquarters Open.” Same, no. 24 (Oct. 14): 611–12. 4801

“Centenary Observed in Rhode Island.” Same, 90, no. 6 (Dec. 9): 192.

4802 Leslie, Shane. “Lewis Carroll and the Oxford Movement.” London Mercury 28, no. 165 (July 1933): 233–39. Pretends to analyze Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass as allegories of OM. Rpt.: nos. 4918, 5969. 4803 Brash, W. Bardsley. “The Oxford Movement.” London Quarterly and Holborn Review 158 [= 6th ser. 2], no. [2] (Apr. 1933): 145–56. 4804

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4807 “The Failure of the Oxford Movement.” Same, 162, no. 830 (Aug.): 107–8. Editorial. 4808

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4809 Sugita, Ei’ichiro. “Newman ni kansuru Danso.” Same, 3. Title tr.: A thought on Newman. Special issue for the centenary of OM. 4810 Yoshimitsu, Yoshihiko. “Newman no Ronri.” Same, 4. Title tr.: Newman’s logic.

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4842 “Chicago Pays Tribute to Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 40 (Oct. 7): 9. 4843 Masterman, J. H. B. “The Oxford Movement.” Spectator 150, no. 5460 (Feb. 17, 1933): 208–9. 4844

Welldon, J. E. C. “The Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 5461 (Feb. 24): 241. Letter. Reply: no. 5462 (Mar. 3): 288.

4845 Cecil, Hugh, Lord. “The Oxford Movement: Our Debt to the Tractarians.” Same, no. 5471 (May 5): 634–35. Replies (2): no. 5472 (May 12): 684. 4846 Knox, [Edmund Arbuthnott]. “Tractarianism and the National Life.” By the Rt. Rev. Bishop Knox. Same, no. 5472 (May 12): 673–74. 4847

“The Oxford Movement, 1833–1933.” Same, 151, no. 5481 (July 14): 37–38.

4848 Playford, John. “The Oxford Movement in Sussex.” Sussex County Magazine 7, no. 7 (July 1933): 426–29. Illus. 4849 “Grace Dieu Manor House—1833–1933.” Tablet 161, no. 4848 (Apr. 8, 1933): 430–32. Illus. The manor house was built and owned by Ambrose DeLisle. 4850

“National Apostasy.” Same, 162, no. 4861 (July 8): 37–40. Editorial.

4851

“News and Notes.” Same, no. 4863 (July 22): 97–100. Incl. section on anniversary of K’s sermon, 99.

4852 Simon, Paul. “Die Oxfordbewegung.” Theologie und Glaube 25, no. [5] ([Sept.–Oct.] 1933): 529–46.

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4856 “Oxford Movement Centenary Number.” Same, no. 157 (July): 1–60. Contents: Editorial, 1–2; The Oxford Movement and Personal Religion, by Albert A. Cock, 2–11; Music of the Catholic Revival, by H. C. Colles, 11–22; Architecture and Art of the Oxford Movement, by E. MilnerWhite, 23–34; The Oxford Movement: Some of Its Issues, by A. B. Whatton, 34–47; Evangelicals and the Tractarians, by Cecil [Henry Boutflower, Bishop of] Southampton, 47–51; Miscellanea, by W. K. Lowther Clarke, 52–55; Reviews [of no. 4398], by Claude Jenkins, 56–60. 4857 [Garbett, Cyril Foster]. “John Keble and the Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 159 (Sept.): 126–30. “A sermon preached by the Bishop of Winchester in Hursley Church . . . on July 17, 1933.” 4858

Burch, V. “Newman and the Vision Keble Saw.” Same, 130–39.

4859

“The Dean of the Tractarians.” Times Literary Supplement 32, no. 1641 (July 13, 1933): 469–70. Editorial re: R. W. Church. Letter: no. 1642 (July 20): 496.

4860 Avril, A.-M. “En Angleterre: Le centenaire du Mouvement d’Oxford.” Vie intellectuelle 23, no. 3 (10 sept. 1933): 388–401. 4861 “Aux origines du Mouvement d’Oxford.” Same, 402–6. Signed: A.-M. M. 4862 Price, J. Arthur. “The Oxford Movement and Wales.” Welsh Outlook 20, no. 8 (Aug. 1933): 207–10. 4863 “To Have Pageant on Oxford Movement.” Witness 17, no. 20 (Jan. 12, 1933): 13. Re: pageant to be held in Chicago in fall. 4864 Wilson, [Frank Elmer]. “Let’s Know: Oxford Movement.” By Bishop Wilson. Same, no. 23 (Feb. 2): 7.

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4865 Day, Gardiner M. “Oxford Movement Story Presented in Lucid Book.” Same, no. 28 (Mar. 9): 8. Rev. of no. 4302. 4866 “Connecticut to Celebrate Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 35 (Apr. 27): 10. Service to be held at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford, May 16, in conjunction with diocesan convention. 4867 “Oxford Movement Celebrated at Washington Cathedral.” Same, no. 37 (May 11): 13. Re: conference to be held May 14–21. 4868 “Oxford Movement Celebrated in North Carolina.” Same, no. 39 (May 25): 12. Service at Tryon, Diocese of Western North Carolina; several papers also read. 4869 “Convention of the Diocese of Central New York.” Same, 14. OM subject of sermons at services, May 9–10, at Grace Church, Syracuse. 4870 “Newark Celebrates Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 41 (June 8): 1. Observance by clericus of diocese, May 22. 4871 “Minneapolis Celebrates Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 42 (June 15): 8. Service at Gethsemane Church, June 4. 4872 Sears, William P. “The Oxford Movement [part 1].” Same, no. 44 (June 29): 5–6. Cont.: no. 4874. 4873

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4874 Sears, William P. “The Oxford Movement [part 2].” Same, no. 46 (July 13): 4–5. Cont. of no. 4872. 4875

Bell, Bernard Iddings. “The Centenary [part 1].” Same, 5–6. Cont.: no. 4879.

4876 Wilson, [Frank Elmer]. “John Keble.” By Bishop Wilson. Same, 6. 4877 “Bishop [W. T.] Manning [of New York] to Preach in Chicago.” Same, 9. OM service to be held Sept. 29. 4878 “Cathedral Now Has Keble Ivy.” Same, no. 49 (Aug. 3): 1. Planting of ivy from Hursley vicarage at Christ Church Cathedral, Hartford, CT.

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4885 “Oxford Movement Celebrated in Oregon.” Same, no. 5 (Oct. 5): 10. Monthlong celebration, culminating with mass meeting at St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Portland. 4886

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4887 “Celebrations in West Missouri.” Same, no. 8 (Oct. 26): 9–10. Incl. account of OM celebration in Kansas City, MO, Oct. 24. 4888 “Kentucky Celebrates Oxford Movement.” Same, 13. Service at Advent, Louisville, Oct. 11. 4889 Spofford, W. B. “Great Catholic Congress Is Held in Philadelphia.” Same, no. 9 (Nov. 2): 8, 16. Illus. 4890 “Oxford Movement Celebrated in Boston.” Same, 11. Services “last week” at Church of the Advent and St. Paul’s Cathedral. 4891 “Detroit Celebrates Oxford Movement.” Same, 14. Service at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Oct. 22. 4892 “Western New York Celebrates Oxford Movement.” Same, no. 10 (Nov. 9): 11. Services “throughout the diocese” on Oct. 22.

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4898 Cranage, D. H. S. Loyalty and Order; Being Three Sermons Preached before the University of Oxford, 1932–3, to Which Are Added Two Sermons Preached in the Cathedral Church of Norwich, July 1933. London: Oxford University Press, 1934. viii, 76 p. 4899 Cronin, John William. “Bibliography of John Henry Newman [and the Oxford Movement].” Washington, DC, [1934?–36]. 3 vols. Photocopy of typescript, in Fordham University Library. 4900 Dark, Sidney. Newman. Great Lives, [36]. London: Duckworth, [1934]. 141 p. 4901 Dawson, Christopher. The Spirit of the Oxford Movement. London: Sheed & Ward, 1934. xv, 144 p. First: no. 4366. 4902

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