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Letters
Letters and correspondence of Newman during his life in the
English Church; with a brief autobiography. Ed A. Mozley 2 vols
1891.
Ward, W. P. The life of Newman based on his private journals and
correspondence. 2 vols 1912, 1913, 2 vols in 1 1927.
Correspondence of Newman with John Keble and others 1839–45.
Ed at Birmingham Oratory [by J. Bacchus] 1917.
Selections from the correspondence of the first Lord Acton, vol 1:
Correspondence with Cardinal Newman, Lady Blennerhassett,
W. E. Gladstone and others. Ed J. N. Figgis and R. V. Laurence 1917.
Cross, F. L. John Henry Newman. 1933. Contains a set of unpbd
letters to Alfred Plummer.
Cardinal Newman and William Froude FRS: a correspondence. Ed
G. H. Harper, Baltimore 1933.
Mossner, E. C. Newman on Bishop Butler: an unpublished letter.
Theology 32 1936.
Stephenson, G. Edward Stuart Talbot 1844–1934. 1936.
The Acland family: letters 1829–1901. Bodleian Lib Record 1 1940.
De correspondentie tussen Newman en [Charles] Meynell over de
Grammar of assent. In O. M. Zeno, Newman’s leer over het
menselijk denken: inleiding op Newman’s Grammar of assent
etc, Utrecht and Nijmegen 1943; tr Leiden 1957.
Newman’s letters and poems from Malta 1832–3. Ed H. Galea [Malta
1945].
Letters of Newman. Bodleian Lib Record 2 1949.
Tristram, H. The correspondence between Newman and the Comte
de Montalembert. Dublin Rev 232 1949.
McGrath, F. Newman’s university: idea and reality. 1951.
Letters of Newman: a selection. Ed D. Stanford and M. Spark. 1957.
The edn of The letters and diaries of Newman 1961– supersedes all
earlier edns of Newman’s correspondence.
The letters and diaries of Newman. Ed C. S. Dessain. Vol 11,
Littlemore to Rome, October 1845 to December 1846, 1961; vol 12,
Rome to Birmingham, January 1847 to December 1848, 1962; vol
13, Birmingham and London, January 1849 to June 1850, 1963; vol
14, ed C. S. Dessain and V. F. Blehl, Papal aggression, July 1850 to
December 1851, 1963; vol 15, ed Dessain and Blehl, The Achilli
trial, January 1852 to December 1853, 1964; vol 16, ed Dessain,
Founding of a university, January 1854 to September 1855, 1965;
vol 17, ed Dessain, Opposition in Dublin and London, October
1855 to March 1857, 1966; vol 18, ed Dessain, New beginnings in
England, April 1857 to December 1858, 1968; vol 19, ed Dessain,
Consulting the laity, January 1859 to June 1861, 1969; vol 20, ed
Dessain, Standing firm among trials, July 1861 to December 1863,
1970; vol 21, ed Dessain and E. E. Kelly, The Apologia, January
1864 to June 1865, 1971; vol 22, Between Pusey and the extremists,
July 1865 to December 1866, 1972; vol 23, ed Dessain, Defeat at
Oxford, Defence at Rome, January to December 1867, 1972; vol 24,
ed Dessain and T. Gornall, A Grammar of assent, January 1868 to
December 1869, Oxford 1973; vol 25, ed Dessain and Gornall, The
Vatican council, January 1870 to December 1871, Oxford 1973; vol
26, ed Dessain and Gornall, Aftermaths, January 1872 to
December 1873, Oxford 1974; vol 27, ed Dessain and Gornall,
Controversy with Gladstone, January 1874 to December 1875,
Oxford 1975; vol 28, ed Dessain and Gornall, Fellow of Trinity,
January 1876 to December 1878, Oxford 1975; vol 29, ed Dessain
and Gornall, The cardinalate, January 1879 to September 1881,
Oxford 1976; vol 30, ed Dessain and Gornall, A cardinal’s apostolate,
October 1881 to December 1884, Oxford 1976; vol 31, ed
Dessain and Gornall, The last years, January 1885 to August 1890,
Oxford 1977 with suppl to vols 11–30; (Anglican) vol 1, ed I. Ker
and T. Gornall, Ealing, Trinity, Oriel, February 1801 to December
1826, Oxford 1978; vol 2, ed Ker and Gornall, Tutor of Oriel,
January 1827 to December 1831, Oxford 1979; vol 3, ed Ker and
Gornall, New bearings, January 1832 to December 1834, Oxford
1980; vol 4, ed Ker and Gornall, The Oxford movement, July 1833
to December 1834, Oxford 1981; vol 5, ed Gornall, Liberalism in
Oxford, January 1835 to December 1836, Oxford 1984; vol 6, ed G.
Tracey, The via media and Froude’s Remains, January 1837 to
December 1838, Oxford 1984; vol 7, ed Tracey, Editing the British
Critic, January 1839 to December 1840, Oxford 1995.
Newman family letters. Ed D. Mozley 1962.
A packet of letters. Ed J. Sugg, Oxford 1983; tr Fr 1985.
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Jager, J.-N. In his Le protestantisme aux prises avec la doctrine
catholique: ou controverses avec plusieurs ministres anglicans,
Paris 1836. Ed and tr by L. Allen in Newman and Abbé Jager,
Durham 1976.
Barberi, D. The conversion. Tablet Nov 1845.
Froude, J. A. Nemesis of Faith. 1845.
Pusey, E. B. A letter to the Rev John Keble. Eng Churchman Nov
1845; rptd in H. P. Liddon, Life of E. B. Pusey, vol 4 (see Liddon,
below).
White, J. B. The life of the Rev Joseph Blanco White, written by
himself, with portions of his correspondence. Ed J. H. Thom 3
vols 1845.
Mozley, J. A. The recent schism. Christian Remembrancer 11 1846.
Capes, J. Rise, progress and results of Puseyism. Rambler 6–7 1850–1.
Newman, F. W. Phases of Faith. 1850.
Oakeley, F. Personal reminiscences of the Oxford movement; with
illustrations from Dr Newman’s Loss and gain. In his Popular lectures
[on Church questions], 1855.
[Martineau, J.] Personal influences on our present theology:
Newman. Nat Rev 3 1856.
Davis, C. H. Romanism and romanizingism, revived galatianism
and perverted judaism: a sermon with copious notes and appendices
on Dr J. H. Newman’s assertion of a better ‘hope in death’ of
a profane and ‘bad Catholic’ than of ‘the most virtuous of protestants’
and discussional memoranda. [1860.]
Du Boulay, J. English common sense versus foreign fallacies in questions
of religion. 1864. Remarks on Renan’s Vie de Jésus and
Newman’s Essay on the development of Christian doctrine etc.
Kingsley, C. Mr Kingsley and Dr Newman: a correspondence on the
question whether Dr Newman teaches that truth is no virtue?
1864.
Kingsley, C.‘What, then, does Dr Newman mean?’ A reply to a pamphlet
lately published by Dr Newman. 1864.
Meyrick, F. But isn’t Kingsley right after all? A letter to Dr Newman.
1864.
Meyrick, F. On Dr Newman’s rejection of Ligouri’s doctrine of
equivocation. 1864.
[Renouf, P. le P.] University education for English Catholics: a letter
to the Very Rev Dr Newman by a Catholic layman. 1864.
Stephen, L. The theory of belief of Dr Newman. Fortnightly Rev
Nov–Dec 1877; rptd in An agnostic’s apology, 1880.
Burgon, J. W. Lives of twelve good men. 2 vols 1880, 1898.
Connelly, P. Cardinal Newman versus the Apostles’ Creed. 1880.
Dr Newman and Mr Froude. Month May 1881.
Shairp, J. C. In his Aspects of poetry, Oxford 1881.
Mozley, J. A. Letters of J. B. Mozley. Ed A. Mozley 1882.
Mozley, T. Reminiscences chiefly of Oriel College and the Oxford
movement. 2 vols 1882, 1966.
Pattison, M. In his Memoirs, 1885, 1984.
Hutton, R. H. In his Essays on some of the modern guides of English
thought in matters of faith, 1887.
A study on Cardinal Newman’s Grammar of assent. 1889.
Ward, W. P. William George Ward and the Oxford movement. 1889.
[Church, R. W.] Cardinal Newman’s course. Guardian 13 Aug 1890.
[Church, R. W.] Cardinal Newman’s naturalness. Guardian 20 Aug
1890.