INDEX
Reading edition
Addresses to Archbishop of Canterbury, by clergy and laity Anglicanism, its features in 1830 Newman's views on Newman's interpretation of Apologia, quotations from Apostolic Succession Newman's insistence on its foundation on Prayer Book Apostolitity of English Church Archbishop of Canterbury. See Addresses, and Howley Arians, the Arnold, Dr., theories on the Church his proposal to unite all sects by law attack on Tractarians Professorship at Oxford his influence shown in rise of third school Articles, the, and Dissenters subscription of. See Dr. Hampden, and Thirty-nine Articles
Baptism, Tract on Baptistery, the Bennett, Mr. Bentham. see Utilitarianism Bernard, Mr. Mountague Bishoprics, suppression of ten Irish Bishops' attitude to movement the first Tract on Blachford, Lord, reminiscences of Froude Bliss, James Blomfield, Bishop British Association, a sign of the times British Critic on the movement British Magazine Brougham, Lord Bunsen, M., and the Bishopric of Jerusalem Burton, Dr.
Cambridge, critical school of theology Capes, Mr. Cardwell, Dr. Catastrophe, the Catholicity of English Church Catholicus's letters to the Times Celibacy, observations on Celibate clergy scheme Changes in movement Christian Remembrancer Christian Year Christianity, Church of England, two schools of Christie, Albany Christie, J.F. Church, the, in eighteenth century Dr. Whately's theories on Dr. Arnold's theories Coleridge's theories Apostolic origin of various conceptions of political attacks on public mind indifferent to Dr. Pusey's theories on theological aspect of practical aspect of and the Roman question Catholicity of and the doctrine of Development Church of the Fathers "Churchman's Manual" Scotch Bishops on Churton, Mr. (of Crayke) Claughton, Mr. Piers Clergy of eighteenth century, character of Close, Dr. (of Cheltenham) Coffin, Mr. Coleridge, Mr. Justice Coleridge, S.T., influence on Charles Marriott Church theories Conservative Journal, Newman's language towards Rome Copeland, William John Cornish, C.L. Creeds, the, pamphlets on authority of
Dalgairns, Mr. Defeats, the Three, 312-335. See also Isaac Williams, Macmullen, and Pusey Dickinson, Dr., "Pastoral Epistle from his Holiness the Pope" Diffusion of Useful Knowledge Society Dissenters and the Articles. See also Thirty-nine Articles Dodsworth, Mr. Dominic, Father, receives Newman into Church of Rome Donkin, Mr. Doyle, Sir F., on Newman's sermons
Ecclesiologist founded Eden, C.P. Edinburgh Review, article by Dr. Arnold on Tractarians "Elucidations of Dr. Hampden's Theological Statements" English Churchman founded Evangelicism in 1830, character of
Faber, Francis Faber, Frederic Fasting, Tract on Faussett, Dr. attack on Dr. Pusey Froude, Richard Hurrell pupil of Keble Fellow of Oriel first meeting with Newman early estimate of Newman travels with Newman influence on the movement his severe self-discipline character Mozley's remarks on correspondence his Remains published effect of publication a modern estimate of the Remains events of 1830 theory of the Church sermons and writings Lord Blachford's reminiscences of Froude, William
Garbett, Mr., elected Professor of Poetry Gilbert, Dr. Gladstone, Mr. Golightly, Mr. Gorham, Mr. Grammar of Assent on Faith and Reason Greenhill, Dr. Guardian founded Guillemard, Mr.
Haddan, A. Hadleigh, Conference of leaders at policy adopted Hampden, Dr. advocates abolition of subscription of Articles his election as Professor of Divinity outcry against election of Bampton Lectures so-called "persecution" of modern estimate of the "persecution" deprived of vote for Select Preachers his action in the B.D. degree contest Hare, Julius Hawkins, Dr. Hawkins, E. Hill, Mr. Hobhouse, Mr. Holland House "Home Thoughts Abroad" Hook, Dr. Hope, Mr. Beresford Howley, Archbishop Hussey, Mr.
Ideal of a Christian Church, See W.G. Ward Infallibility, views on Irons, Dr.
Jebb, Bishop Jelf, Dr. Jenkyns, Dr. Jerusalem, Bishopric of Jerusalem, Bishopric of, Newman's protest against Jolly, Bishop Jowett, Mr.
Kaye, Bishop Keble, John brilliant Oxford career suspicions of Evangelicism a strong Tory his poetic nature influence on Froude his pupils sermon on National Apostasy tract on "Mysticism of the Fathers" resigns Poetry Professorship Keble, Thomas Knox, Alexander
Law's Serious Call, Keble's remark on Le Bas, Mr. Lectures on Justification, Newman's, influence of Letter to the Bishop of Oxford, Newman's Letters of an Episcopalian Lewis, D. Library of the Fathers Lloyd's, Bishop, Lectures, influence of Lowe, R. Lyall, Mr. Lyra Apostolica
Macmullen, Mr. his contest on B.D. degree Manning, Archdeacon Marriott, Charles influenced by Coleridge and Dr. Hampden aversion to party action Scholar of Balliol Fellow of Oriel Newman's influence on Moberly's influence on Principal of Chichester Theological College scheme of poor students' hall Tutor of Oriel Vicar of St. Mary's his sermons rooms and parties share in Library of the Fathers Mozley's estimate of death Marsh, Bishop "Martyrs' Memorial," connexion with the movement Maurice, F.D., views of Melbourne, Lord Meyrick, T. Miller, John (of Worcester), Bampton Lectures, influence of Moberly, Dr. (of Winchester) Monophysite Controversy Morris, John Brande Mozley, James on Newman's sermons on "No. 90" Mozley, Thomas on Charles Marriott on Froude "Mysticism of the Fathers in the use and interpretation of Scripture," Keble's Tract on
National Apostasy, Keble's sermon on Newman, John Henry— his early preaching meeting with Froude Froude's early estimate of on Apostolic Succession, q.v. on Infallibility attitude at different times to Rome early friends first Tract, written by his four o'clock sermons chief coadjutors of views on subscription of Articles on Dr. Hampden's theology character Lectures Lectures on Justification Anglicanism, views on resigns St. Mary's not a proselytiser Letter to Bishop of Oxford interpretation of Church formularies on the Articles, See "No. 90" Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine joins Church of Rome Nicknames "No. 90" Newman's attitude on object to defend Catholicity of the Articles its reception charge of dishonesty against condemned by Board of Heads pamphlet war on the crisis of the movement events after
Oakeley, Mr. article on "Jewel" Ogilvie, Dr. Ordination, validity of Origines Liturgicae Oxford, Liberal School of Theology Orthodoxy as a Church School Oxford Movement— political conditions of beginnings of Keble the primary author of early writings towards the leaders forced on the originators object of accession of Dr. Pusey and his influence gradual growth of attitude to Romanism changes in tendency to Romanism in origin anti-Roman attitude of University authorities towards attitude of Bishops towards mistakes in conduct of Oxford Movement— rise of third school secessions to Rome
Palmer, William, share in movement Origines Liturgicae Narrative Treatise on the Church of Christ Palmer, Mr. Roundell Park, Judge Allan Parochial Sermons Pattison, Mark Peel, Sir Robert Perceval, A., share in movement Phillpotts, Bishop Plain Sermons Poetry Professorship, contest for, made a theological one Prophetical Office of the Church "Prospects of the Anglican Church" Newman's after-thoughts on Pusey, Dr. joins the movement effect of his adhesion his Remonstrance tract on Baptism attack on him sermon on the Holy Eucharist "delated" to Vice-Chancellor unfairness of proceedings against memorial to Vice-Chancellor, on his case
"Records of the Church" Reform days, state of Church Reformers, early, views of Remonstrance "Reserve in communicating Religious Knowledge," Isaac Williams's tract on Richards, Mr. Upton Rogers, Frederic Romanism and Popular Protestantism Romanism misconceptions of Newman's attitude towards tendency in party of movement towards Rose, Hugh James an estimate of lectures on German speculation controversy with Dr. Pusey early death Routh, Dr. Rusticus, pamphlets by Ryder, G.
St. John, Mr. Ambrose Scott, Mr. Hope Scott, W. Seager, Charles Selwyn, Bishop Sewell, William Shairp, Principal, on Newman's sermons Sikes, Mr. (of Guilsborough) Simpson, Mr. Stanley, Mr. Arthur Sterling, John Subscription. See Thirty-nine Articles Sumner, J. Bird, Bishop Symons, Dr. opposition to, as Vice-Chancellor
Tait, Mr. (of Balliol) Theologians of 1830 Third party in Church— rise of influence Thirlwall, Connop Thirty-nine Articles, subscription of Dr. Hampden and subscription pamphlet war on subscription Newman on subscription their Catholicity And see W.G. Ward "No. 90" on Thomas, Vaughan Times, letters of Catholicus to Tottenham, E. Tractarian doctrines, discussion of Movement. See Oxford Tractarians, excitement against Tract, text of the first Tracts, the— topics of mode of circulating reception of accused of Romanism first volume of later numbers, character of public opinion against "No. 90," q.v. contributors to on "Reserve," q.v. on "Mysticism," q.v. Treatise on the Church of Christ
Utilitarianism, influence on religious belief
Via Media
Wall, Mr. Ward, W.G. dismissed from Balliol Lectureship writings on Romanism his criticisms of English Church Ideal of a Christian Church on "No. 90" on the Articles hostility to Lutheranism his philosophy of religion his book condemned himself "degraded" joins Church of Rome Watson, Joshua Wellington, Duke of Whately, Dr.— theories on Church opposed to Tractarians Letters of an Episcopalian White, Blanco Whytehead, Mr. Wilberforce, Henry Wilberforce, Robert Williams, Isaac Williams, Isaac, Keble's influence on Fellow of Trinity connexion with Newman divergences from Newman contributions to Plain Sermons aversion to Rome his poetry defeated for Poetry Professorship Tract on "Reserve" Wilson, H.B. Wilson, R.F. Wiseman, Dr. article on Donatists Wood, S.F. Woodgate, Mr. Wordsworth, Dr. Wynter, Dr.