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1 online resource |
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Cover -- John Henry Newman: A Portrait in Letters -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction: 'A man's life lies in his letters' -- Newman's Sense of Principle -- Catholic Projects -- Losing Trust -- A) Frederick Faber -- B) Henry Manning -- Friends -- Family -- Early Years (1801-33) -- 1: Early Years (1801-33) -- To Mrs Newman -- To Jemima Newman -- To Mr Newman -- To Mr Newman -- To Walter Mayers -- To Mr Newman -- To Mr Newman -- From Mrs Newman -- To Mrs Newman -- From Mrs Newman -- To Mr Newman -- To John William Bowden -- To Mr Newman -- To Mrs Newman -- To Richard Whately -- To John Keble -- To Robert Isaac Wilberforce -- To Harriett Newman -- To Charles Robert Newman -- To Mrs Newman -- To Edward Hawkins -- From Edward Hawkins -- To Edward Hawkins -- To Mrs Newman -- To Mrs Newman -- To Hugh James Rose -- To Mrs Newman -- To George Ryder -- To Richard Hurrell Froude -- To Mrs Newman -- To Mrs Newman -- To Harriett Newman -- To Jemima Newman -- To George Ryder -- To Mrs Newman -- To Mrs Newman -- To John Frederic Christie -- To Mrs Newman -- To Mrs Newman -- To Edward Hawkins -- To Henry Wilberforce -- The Oxford Movement (1833-39) -- 2: The Oxford Movement (1833-39) -- To Charles Portales Golightly -- To Richard Hurrell Froude -- To Anthony Grant -- From Anthony Grant -- To Miss M.R. Giberne -- To Henry Wilberforce -- Memorandum. Misunderstanding with Henry Wilberforce -- To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford -- To Mr Jubber -- To Mrs Newman -- To Mrs William Wilberforce -- To Renn Dickson Hampden -- To Samuel Wilberforce -- From Renn Dickson Hampden -- To Renn Dickson Hampden -- To Richard Hurrell Froude -- To Jemima Newman -- To Renn Dickson Hampden -- To John William Bowden -- To Richard Hurrell Froude -- To Jemima Newman -- To John William Bowden -- To Simeon Lloyd Pope |
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To Elizabeth Newman -- To Hugh James Rose -- To Jemima Newman, Mrs John Mozley -- To Elizabeth Newman -- To Mr Miller -- To Frederic Rogers -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To H.E. Manning -- To John Keble -- To John Edward Bowden -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Mrs E.B. Pusey -- To John Keble (I) -- To John Keble (II) -- To Archdeacon Clerke -- To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford -- To E.B. Pusey -- To Mrs J.W. Bowden -- To H.E. Manning -- Under Siege (1839-43) -- 3: Under Siege (1839-43) -- To Frederic Rogers -- To John William Bowden -- To Francis William Newman -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Mrs Thomas Mozley -- To W.C.A. Maclaurin -- To John Keble -- To John William Bowden -- To Philip Wynter, Vice Chancellor -- To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford -- To E.B. Pusey -- To Nicholas Wiseman -- To Miss Mary Holmes -- To Charles Russell -- To Charles Russell -- To Miss Mary Holmes -- To Nicholas Wiseman -- To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford -- Protest against the Jerusalem Bishopric -- To Mrs J. Mozley -- To Robert Isaac Wilberforce -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford -- To William Prescott Sparkes -- To Miss Mary Holmes -- To Charles Russell -- To E.B. Pusey -- To John Keble -- To Frederic Rogers -- To John Keble (I) -- To John Keble (II) -- To John Keble -- To J.R. Bloxam -- To Mrs William Froude -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Richard Bagot, Bishop of Oxford -- To Mrs Thomas Mozley -- To H.E. Manning -- From Oxford to Rome (1843-46) -- 4: From Oxford to Rome (1843-46) -- To Mrs William Froude -- To H.E. Manning -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To John Keble -- To Miss Mary Holmes -- To E.B. Pusey -- To E.B. Pusey -- To Mrs William Froude -- To Mrs William Froude -- To Mrs William Froude -- To Mrs William Froude -- To Mrs William Froude -- To John Keble -- To Mrs William Froude -- To Mrs William Froude -- To Elizabeth Newman |
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To E.B. Pusey -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Elizabeth Bowden -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To H.E. Manning -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Miss Mary Holmes -- To Richard Westmacott -- To Edward Hawkins, Provost of Oriel College -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To James Hope -- To John Keble -- To Miss M.R. Giberne -- To The Abbé Jager -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To Miss M.R. Giberne -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To W.J. Copeland -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To Ambrose St John -- To Ambrose St John -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To J.D. Dalgairns -- Early Catholic Years (1846-51) -- 5: Early Catholic Years (1846-51) -- Mrs J.W. Bowden -- To Father Dominic Barberi -- To F.W. Faber -- To Mrs J.W. Bowden -- To F.W. Faber -- ). To Charles Russell -- To the Earl of Shrewsbury -- To F.W. Faber -- To Henry Bourne -- To A. Lisle Phillipps -- To Catherine Ward -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To William Philip Gordon -- To F.W. Faber -- To F.W. Faber -- To Miss Munro -- To A Recent Convert -- To George Talbot -- To F.W. Faber -- To William Monsell -- To George Talbot -- To Archbishop Cullen -- To The Editor of the Morning Chronicle -- To James Hope -- To Archbishop Cullen -- To George Talbot -- To Archbishop Cullen -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To Ambrose St John -- To W.G. Ward -- To F.W. Faber -- The Pressure of Crises (1852-58) -- 6: The Pressure of Crises (1852-58) -- To Miss M.R. Giberne -- To Sister Mary Imelda Poole -- To Ambrose St John -- To Nicholas Darnell -- To Miss M.R. Giberne -- To Austin Mills -- To Sir Alexander Cockburn -- To F.W. Faber -- To Archbishop Cullen -- To Mrs J.W. Bowden -- To Marianne Bowden -- To H.E. Manning -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To John Joseph Gordon -- To Ambrose St John -- To Sister Mary Imelda Poole -- To Ambrose St John -- To William Philip Gordon |
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To F.W. Faber -- To Archbishop Cullen -- To Robert Isaac Wilberforce -- To Edward Caswall -- To John Machale, Archbishop of Tuam -- To Isy Froude -- To Mrs J.W. Bowden -- To William Monsell -- To Cardinal Wiseman -- To F.W. Faber -- To Richard Stanton -- To Cardinal Wiseman -- To Edward Caswall -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Thomas Grant, Bishop of Southwark -- To Archbishop Cullen -- To Richard Stanton -- To Cardinal Wiseman -- To Henry Bittleston -- To Ambrose St John -- To Ambrose St John -- To J.M. Capes -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To Archbishop Cullen -- To Sir John Simeon -- To Ambrose St John -- To Ambrose St John -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Cardinal Wiseman -- To Cardinal Wiseman -- To Ambrose St John -- To John Hungerford Pollen -- To P.N. Lynch, Bishop of Charleston -- Dark Days (1859-63) -- 7: Dark Days (1859-63) -- To Richard Simpson -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To Robert Monteith -- To Miss Mary Holmes -- To Isy Froude -- To Edward Healy Thompson -- To John Gillow -- To Cardinal Wiseman -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To E.E. Estcourt -- To Francis Kenrick, Archbishop of Baltimore -- To James Hope Scott -- To Charles Crawley -- To Charles Crawley -- To H.E. Manning -- To Henry Bittleston -- To Sister Mary Gabriel Du Boulay -- To H.E. Manning -- To W.G. Ward -- To The Editor of the Lincolnshire Express -- To The Editor of the Globe -- To W.J. Copeland -- To Charles Crawley -- To W.J. Copeland -- To Edmund S. Ffoulkes -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Emily Bowles -- To Emily Bowles -- To Isaac Williams -- To Cardinal Wiseman -- To John Keble -- To J.D. Dalgairns -- To Miss Mary Holmes -- The Apologia and the Oxford Mission (1863-65) -- 8: The Apologia and the Oxford Mission (1863-65) -- To Messrs Macmillan and Co. -- To Charles Kingsley -- To Alexander Macmillan -- To Charles Kingsley -- To Messrs Macmillan and Co |
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To Mrs John Mozley -- To William Pope -- To Edward Badeley -- To Sir John Acton -- To W.J. Copeland -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To R.W. Church -- To William Monsell -- To R.W. ChurchThe -- To Isaac Williams -- To H.E. Manning -- To John Keble -- To J. Walker of Scarborough -- To George Talbot -- To The Secular Clergy of the Dioceses of Liverpool and Salford -- To James Hope-Scott -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To John Duke Coleridge -- To E.B. Pusey -- To William Monsell -- To Mark Pattison -- To E.B. Pusey -- To Charles Russell -- To Robert Whitty -- To Emily Bowles -- To Isaac Williams -- To Archbishop Manning -- To T.W. Allies -- To John Telford -- To William Monsell -- To R.W. Church -- To Thomas Joseph Brown, Bishop of Newport -- Answering Pusey and Anticipating the Vatican Council (1865-69) -- 9: Answering Pusey and Anticipating the Vatican Council (1865-69) -- To Ambrose St John -- To John Keble -- To William Lockhart -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Henry Nutcombe Oxenham -- To E.B. Pusey -- To W.G. Ward -- To William Clifford, Bishop of Clifton -- To Archbishop Manning -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To William Neville -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To T.W. Allies -- To James Hope-Scott -- To Gerard Manley Hopkins -- To Charlotte Wood -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Ambrose St John -- To Cardinal Barnabò -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To James Hope-Scott -- To Emily Bowles -- To Ambrose St John -- To W.G. Ward -- To Henry Wilberforce -- To George Talbot -- To Mrs John Mozley -- To Marianne Bowden -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To Mrs J.W. Bowden -- To A Student at Maynooth -- To J.M. Capes -- To W.J. Copeland (I) -- To W.J. Copeland (II) -- To Gerard Manley Hopkins -- To J. Walker of Scarborough -- To W.J. Copeland -- To Edward Bellasis -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To John Hayes -- To Charles Meynell -- To Bishop Ullathorne -- To Archbishop Manning |
| Summary |
"John Henry Newman was one of the most eminent of Victorians and an intellectual pioneer for an age of doubt and unsettlement. His teaching transformed the Victorian Church of England, yet many still want to know more of Newman's personal life. Newman's printed correspondence runs to 32 volumes, and John Henry Newman: A Portrait in Letters offers a way through the maze. Roderick Strange has chosen letters that illustrate not only the well-known aspects of Newman's personality, but also those in which elements that may be less familiar are on display. There are letters to family and friends, and also terse letters laced with anger and sarcasm. The portrait has not been airbrushed. This selection of letters presents a rounded picture, one in which readers will meet Newman as he really was and enjoy the pleasure of his company. As Newman himself noted, 'the true life of a man is in his letters'."--Amazon.com |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed September 29, 2015) |
| Subject |
Newman, John Henry, Saint, 1801-1890
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| SUBJECT |
Newman, John Henry, Saint, 1801-1890 fast |
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Catholic Church -- England -- Clergy
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Catholic Church -- Doctrines.
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Catholic Church -- Clergy.
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Catholic Church fast |
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RELIGION -- Christianity -- Catholic.
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Clergy
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Theology, Doctrinal
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England
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Strange, Roderick, editor.
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| ISBN |
9780191066344 |
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0191066346 |
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0199604142 |
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9780199604142 |
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