The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Moore, J. R. The post-Darwinian controversies: a study of the
Protestant struggle to come to terms with Darwin in Great
Britain and America 1870–1900. Cambridge 1979, 1981.
Boyd, K. M. Scottish church attitudes to sex, marriage and the
family, 1850–1914. 1980.
Gilbert, A. D. The making of post-Christian Britain: a history of the
secularization of modern society. 1980.
Prochaska, F. K. Women and philanthropy in nineteenth-century
England. Oxford 1980.
Reardon, B. M. G. Religious thought in the Victorian age: a survey
from Coleridge to Gore. 1980, 1995.
Cox, J. The English churches in a secular society: Lambeth,
1870–1930. Oxford 1982.
Hempton, D. and M. Hill. Evangelical Protestantism in Ulster
society, 1740–1890. 1982.
Martin, R. H. Evangelicals united: ecumenical stirrings in pre-
Victorian Britain, 1795–1830. 1983.
Eisen, S. and B. V. Lightman. Victorian science and religion: a
bibliography. Oxford 1984.
Haig, A. The Victorian clergy. 1984.
McLeod, H. Religion and the working class in nineteenth-century
Britain. 1984.
Cowling, M. Religion and public doctrine in modern England, II:
assaults. Cambridge 1985.
Vance, N. The sinews of the spirit: the ideal of Christian manliness
in Victorian literature and religious thought. Cambridge 1985.
Malmgreen G. (ed). Religion in the lives of English women,
1760–1930. 1986.
Valenze, D. Prophetic sons and daughters: female preaching and
popular religion in industrial England. Princeton 1986.
Wright, T. R. The religion of humanity. 1986.
Brent, R. Liberal Anglican politics: whiggery, religion, and reform,
1830–1841. Oxford 1987.
Cameron, N. M. de S. Biblical and higher criticism and the defense
of infallibilism in 19th century Britain. Lewiston NY 1987.
Norman, E. R. The Victorian Christian socialists. Cambridge 1987.
Parsons G. (ed). Religion in Victorian Britain. Manchester 1988.
Worrall, B. G. The making of the modern church. Christianity in
England since 1800. 1988.
Cashdollar, C. D. The transformation of theology, 1830–1890: positivism
and Protestant thought in Britain and America. Princeton
1989.
Stanley, B. The Bible and the flag: Protestant missions and British
imperialism in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Leicester
1990.
Waterman, A. M. C. Revolution, economics and religion: Christian
political economy, 1798–1833. Cambridge 1991.
Wolffe, J. R. The Protestant crusade in Great Britain, 1829–1860.
Oxford 1991.
Ward, W. R. The Protestant evangelical awakening. Cambridge 1992.
Wolffe, J. R. God and Greater Britain. Religion and national life in
Britain and Ireland, 1843–1945. 1994.
Lewis, D. M. (ed). Dictionary of evangelical biography: 1730–1860. 2
vols Oxford 1995.
1. the established churches: the
churches of england, ireland and wales;
the scottish episcopal church; the
church of scotland (including members
of the free church of scotland)
General studies
Mathieson, W. L. Church and reform in Scotland: a history from
1797 to 1843. Glasgow 1916.
Webb, C. C. J. A century of Anglican theology, and other lectures.
1923.
Brose, O. J. Church and Parliament: the reshaping of the church of
England 1828–1860. Stanford CA 1959.
Cockshut, A. O. J. Anglican attitudes: a study of Victorian religious
controversies. 1959.
Mechie, S. The church and Scottish social development 1780–1870.
Oxford 1960.
Brandreth, H. R. T. Episcopi vagantes and the Anglican church. 1961.
Newsome, D. The parting of friends, a study of the Wilberforces and
Henry Manning. 1966.
Marsh, P. T. The Victorian church in decline: Archbishop Tait and
the Church of England, 1868–1882. 1969.
Thompson, K. A. Bureaucracy and church reform, 1800–1965.
Oxford 1970.
Akenson, D. H. The church of Ireland: ecclesiastical reform and revolution,
1800–1885. 1971.
Clark, G. K. Churchmen and the condition of England, 1832–1885: a
study in the development of social ideas and practice from the
old regime to the modern state. 1973.
Bentley, J. Ritualism and politics in Victorian Britain: the attempt to
legislate for belief. Oxford 1978.
Cheyne, A. C. The transforming of the Kirk. Victorian Scotland’s
religious revolution. Edinburgh 1983.
Smith, D. C. Passive obedience and prophetic protest. A social criticism
in the Scottish church 1830–1945. New York 1987.
Corsi, P. Science and religion: Baden Powell and the Anglican
debate, 1800–1860. Cambridge 1988.
Heeney, B. The women’s movement in the Church of England
1850–1930. Oxford 1988.
Gibson, W. Church, state, and society, 1760–1850. 1994.
1.a. the evangelicals
General studies | Evangelicals
General studies
Seeley, Mary. The later Evangelical fathers: John Thornton, John
Newton, William Cowper etc. 1879, 1914 (with preface by H. C. G.
Moule).
Stock, E. The history of the Church Missionary Society. 4 vols
1899–1916.
Balleine, G. R. A history of the Evangelical party in the Church of
England. 1908, 1911, 1933, 1951.
Russell, G. W. E. A short history of the Evangelical movement. 1915.
Baring-Gould, S. The evangelical revival. 1920.
Sloan, W. B. These sixty years: the story of the Keswick Convention.
[1935].
Downer, A. C. A century of evangelical religion in Oxford. [1938].
Smyth, C. H. E. Simeon and Church Order: a study of the origins of
the evangelical revival in Cambridge in the eighteenth century.
Cambridge 1940.
Storr, V. F. Freedom and tradition: a study of liberal evangelicalism.
1940.
Bullock, F. W. B. The history of Ridley Hall, Cambridge. 2 vols
Cambridge 1941–53.
Howse, E. M. Saints in politics: the ‘Clapham sect’ and the growth of
freedom. 1952, 1960, 1971, Toronto 1981.
Reynolds, J. S. Evangelicals at Oxford. 1953, rev edn Abingdon 1975.
Davies, G. C. B. The first evangelical Bishop: some aspects of the life
of Henry Ryder. 1958.
Bullock, F. W. B. Evangelical conversion in Great Britain 1696–1845.
St Leonard’s-on-Sea 1959, 1966.
Brown, F. K. Fathers of the Victorians: the age of Wilberforce.
Cambridge 1961.
Orr, J. E. The light of the nations: evangelical renewal and advance
in the nineteenth century. Exeter [1965], Grand Rapids MI 1965,
Exeter 1966, Grand Rapids MI 1966.
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