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conduct, chiefly as exhibited in the councils of the Church,
between ad 325 and ad 381. 1833; ed G. H. Forbes 1854; 1871 (rev),
1876 (rev), 1888, 1890, 1890, 1895, 1901, 1908, 1919, 1968.
Price, B. Newman’s history of the Arians. Edinburgh Rev 63 1836.
Tracts for the times, by members of the University of Oxford. [Ed
Newman] 6 vols 1833–41; rptd New York 1974. 90 tracts were
issued anon between 9 Sep 1833 (3 tracts) and 27 Feb 1841 (no 90). 5
lists of the tracts and their authors are extant: (1) appendix to H.
P. Liddon, Life of Pusey vol 3, 1897, pp. 473–80; (2) Sir G. Prevost,
Whitaker’s almanack, 1883; (3) F. H. Rivington [based on information
supplied by Newman in 1869], John Bull Sep 1890; (4) J. R.
Bloxam, ms at Magdalen College, Oxford; (5) W. J. Copeland, revision
of list in Whitaker’s almanack, 1883. In the case of 2 tracts,
further evidence has come to light. The following are by
Newman: vol 1 nos 1–3, 6–7, 8 (with R. H. Froude), 10–11, 15 (with
Sir W. Palmer), 19–21, 31, 33–4, 38, 41, 45; vol 2 no 47; vol 3 nos 71,
73, 74 (with B. Harrison), 75–6; vol 4 nos 79, 82; vol 5 nos 83, 85,
88; vol 6 no 90 (remarks on certain passages in the Thirty-nine
Articles). Nos 83 and 85 were rptd in Discussions and arguments
on various subjects, 1872 etc, below; no 73 was rptd in Essays, critical
and historical vol 1, 1872 etc, below; and nos 38, 41, 71, 82 and 90
were rptd in The via media of the Anglican Church vol 2, 1877 etc,
below. No 90 has been frequently rptd separately: ed J. J. Frew
1855; ed E. B. Pusey (with appendix by J. Keble) 1865, 1866, 1893;
ed A. W. Evans 1933; tr Ger 1844.
Maurice, P. In his Popery of Oxford confronted, disavowed and
repudiated, 2 pts 1837–51.
Froude, R. H. In his Remains of the Rev R. Hurrell Froude, [ed J. H.
Newman and J. Keble] 2 pts 1838–9.
Nevile, C. A review of Mr Newman’s Lectures on Romanism; with
general observations on the Oxford tracts and Dr Pusey’s Letter
to the Bishop of Oxford. 1839.
Bennett, J. Justification as revealed in Scripture: in opposition to
the Council of Trent and Mr Newman’s Lectures. 1840.
Golightly, C. P. Brief remarks upon no 90 [of Tracts for the times].
Oxford 1841.
Pusey, E. B. The articles treated on in Tract 90 reconsidered and
their interpretation vindicated in a letter to R. W. Jelf. 1841.
Pusey, E. B. In his Holy eucharist, a comfort to the penitent: a
sermon, Oxford 1843.
Pusey, E. B. First letter to Newman in explanation chiefly in regard
to the reverential love due to the ever-blessed Theotokos, and
the doctrine of her immaculate conception etc. 1869. Pt 2 of his
Eirenicon 1865–70.
Ward, W. G. A few more words in support of no 90 of the Tracts for
the times. 1841.
Abeken, H. In his Das englische Bistum in Jerusalem, Berlin 1842.
Harper, F. W. A few observations on the teaching of Mr Newman
concerning justification. 1842.
Illustration of the actual state of Oxford and of the attempts of Mr
Newman to unprotestantize the National Church. Oxford 1842.
Wiseman, N. P. S. A letter respectfully addressed to the Rev
Newman upon some passages in his letter to the Rev Dr Jelf.
1842.
Buchanan, J. On the Tracts for the times. Edinburgh 1843.
de Mestral, A. In his L’école théologique d’Oxford, Lausanne 1843.
Palmer, W. A narrative of events connected with the publication of
the Tracts for the times. Oxford 1843.
Palmer, W. The doctrine of development and conscience, considered
in relation to the evidences of Christianity and of the
Catholic system. 1846.
Perceval, A. A collection of papers connected with the theological
revival of 1833. 1843.
Unden, H. F. In his Die Zustände der anglikanischen Kirche,
Leipzig 1843.
Bricknell, W. S. Oxford: tract no 90 and Ward’s Ideal of a Christian
John Henry Newman
church: a practical suggestion respectfully submitted to
members of Convocation; with an appendix containing the testimonies
of twenty-four prelates against tract no 90, and a series
of extracts from Ward’s Ideal. Oxford 1844.
Bricknell, W. S. The judgement of the bishops upon tractarian theology:
a complete analytical arrangement of the charges delivered
by the prelates of the Anglican Church, from 1837 to 1842
inclusive, so far as they relate to the tractarian movement.
Oxford 1845.
Goode, W. Tract XC historically refuted: or a reply to a work by the
Rev F. Oakeley entitled The subject of tract XC historically examined.
1845, 1866.
Rogers, F. A short appeal to the members of Convocation upon the
proposed censure of tract 90. 1845.
von Gerlach, O. In his Über den religiösen Zustand der anglikanischen
Kirche in ihren verschiedenen Gliederungen im Jahre 1842,
Potsdam 1845.
Parochial sermons. 3 vols 1834–6, 6 vols (2–3 are of the 2nd edn)
1834–42, 1837–42, 1838–44; ed W. J. Copeland 8 vols 1868 (including
Plain sermons by contributors to the tracts for the times, vol
5, as Parochial and plain sermons), 1872–3, 1875–80, 1877, 1879,
1881–4, 1886, 1900–2, 1924. Selection from the First four volumes
of Parochial sermons, 1841. Selection adapted to the seasons of
the ecclesiastical year from the Parochial and plain sermons, ed
W. J. C[opeland] 1870, 1878, 1882, 1890 (5th edn), nd (7th edn),
1908, 1915 (10th edn); tr Ger 1907. Twelve sermons selected from
the Parochial and plain sermons [1908].
To my parishioners, on occasion of laying of the first stone of the
church at Littlemore. Oxford 1835. A letter by Newman. Copy in
Bodleian.
The restoration of suffragan bishops recommended, as a means of
effecting a more equal distribution of episcopal duties, as contemplated
by His Majesty’s recent Ecclesiastical Commission.
1835; rptd in The via media of the Anglican Church vol 2, 1877 etc,
below.
Elucidations of Dr Hampden’s theological statements. Oxford 1836.
Signed J. H. N. [With E. B. Pusey].
Arnold, T. The Oxford malignants and Dr Hampden. Edinburgh
Rev 63 1836.
Wiseman, N. The Oxford controversy. Dublin Rev 1 1836.
Make ventures for Christ’s sake: a sermon. Oxford 1836 (anon); 1839
etc (in Parochial sermons vol 4, above).
Lectures on the prophetical office of the Church, viewed relatively
to Romanism and popular Protestantism. 1837; rptd, with additional
matter, in The via media of the Anglican Church vol 1, 1877
etc, below.
A letter to the Rev Godfrey Faussett DD, Margaret Professor of
Divinity, on certain points of faith and practice. Oxford 1838;
rptd in The via media of the Anglican Church vol 2, 1877 etc,
below.
Lectures on justification. 1838, 1840, 1874 (as Lectures on the doctrine
of justification), 1885, 1890, 1892, 1900, 1924.
The Church of the Fathers. Dublin [1839] (anon), London 1840
(anon), 1842, 1857, 1868, 1872 (in Historical sketches vol 3; material
omitted from the 1857 and 1868 edns rptd rev in Historical
sketches vol 2, below), 1900, 1908, 1931; tr Fr 1908.
The Tamworth reading room: letters on an address delivered by Sir
Robert Peel Bart MP on the establishment of a reading room at
Tamworth, by Catholicus, originally published in The Times,
and since revised and corrected by the author. 1841; rptd in
Discussions and arguments, 1872, below; Washington DC 1946.
A letter addressed to the Rev R. W. Jelf DD, Canon of Christ Church,
in explanation of no 90 in the series called the Tracts for the
times, by the author. Oxford 1841 (3 edns), 1877 (in The via media
of the Anglican Church vol 2, 1877 etc, below). Signed J. H. N.
A letter to the Right Reverend Father in God, Richard [Bagot], Lord
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