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Religion: Established Churches
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Sandeen, E. The roots of fundamentalism. Chicago 1970.
Bradley, I. The call to seriousness: the evangelical impact on the
Victorians. 1976.
Hennell, M. Sons of the prophets: evangelical leaders of the
Victorian church. 1979.
Jay, E. The religion of the heart: Anglican evangelicalism in the
nineteenth-century novel. Oxford 1979.
Toon, P. Evangelical theology 1833–1856: a response to
Tractarianism. 1979.
Piggin, S. Making evangelical missionaries, 1789–1858. Abingdon
1984.
Rosman, D. Evangelicals and culture. 1984.
Lewis, D. M. Lighten their darkness: the evangelical mission to
working-class London, 1828–1860. 1986.
Hilton, B. The age of atonement: the influence of evangelicalism on
social and economic thought 1785–1865. Oxford 1988, 1991.
Hylson-Smith, K. Evangelicals in the Church of England,
1734–1984. 1988, 1989.
Bebbington, D. W. Evangelicalism in modern Britain: a history from
the 1730s to the 1980s. 1989, 1993.
Biographies and memoirs
See also under Principal writers, below.
Scott, J. The life of Thomas Scott. 1822, Boston 1822, London 1823
(5th edn), Boston 1823, London 1824, New York 1824, London 1825
(8th edn), Lexington KY 1826, New Haven CT 1827, New York
1828, New York 1834, 1923.
Madden, S. Memoir of the Rev Peter Roe. Dublin 1842.
Hill, T. (ed). Letters and memoirs of the late Walter Augustus
Shirley. 1849, 1850.
King, J. Memoir of the Rev Thomas Dykes. 1849.
Chatterton, H. G. Memorials personal and historical of Admiral
Lord Gambier. 1861, 1861.
Marsden, J. Memoirs of the Rev Hugh Stowell. 1868.
Moody-Stuart, K. Brownlow North’s records and recollections. 1878.
Knight, W. (ed). Memoir of Henry Venn. 1880, 1880, 1882.
Hodder, E. The life and work of the Seventh Earl of Shaftesbury. 2
vols 1886, 3 vols 1886, 3 vols 1887, 1890 (Popular edn), 1892
(Popular edn), New York and Toronto 1898, 3 vols Shannon, Eire
1971.
Bickersteth, M. C. A sketch of the life and episcopate of Robert
Bickersteth. 1887.
Viscountess Knutsford. Life and letters of Zachary Macaulay. 1900.
Morris, H. The life of Charles Grant. 1904.
Darton, F. J. H. (ed). The life and times of Mrs Sherwood. 1910.
Padwick, C. E. Henry Martyn. 1922, New York 1922, London 1923,
New York 1923, London 1925, 1953, Chicago 1950, 1980.
Woods, C. E. Memoirs and letters of Canon Hay Aitken. 1928.
Palmer, H. P. Joseph Wolff, his romantic life and travels. 1935.
Griggs, E. L. Thomas Clarkson. 1936, 1938, Westport CT 1970.
Forster, E. M. Marianne Thornton. 1956, New York 1973.
Hennell, M. M. John Venn and the Clapham sect. 1958.
Reynolds, J. S. Canon Christopher. Abingdon 1967.
Hopkins, H. E. Charles Simeon of Cambridge. Sevenoaks 1977.
Finlayson, G. B. A. M. The Seventh Earl of Shaftesbury. 1981.
Principal writers
Robert Aitken 1800–73
The Prayer Book unveiled. 1863, 1867.
Henry Alford 1810–71
The school of the heart and other poems. 2 vols Cambridge 1835.
The Greek Testament, with a critical commentary. 4 vols 1849–61,
1863, 1868, 1869, 1871, Boston 1872, New York 1873, Boston and
New York 1874, London and Cambridge 1874, London 1877,
Boston 1878, London 1880, Boston 1880, 1881, London 1883 (rev),
Boston 1886, 1888, London 1894, London and Cambridge 1895,
London 1899, Chicago 1958, 1968, Grand Rapids MI 1976, 1980.
The Queen’s English: stray notes on speaking and spelling. 1864 (for
1863), 1864 (as A plea for the Queen’s English), 1865, 1866, 1868,
1870 (rev and enlarged), 1878, 1888 (Bohn’s Shilling Lib).
See F. Alford, Life, journals, and letters of Henry Alford, 1873, 1873,
1874.
James Begg 1808–83
Editor of and contributor to Bulwark from 1851.
Thomas Dehaney Bernard 1815–1904
The progress of doctrine in the New Testament. 1864 (2 edns), 1866,
1867, Boston 1867, New York 1867, Boston 1872, London 1873, New
York 1877, London 1879, New York 1896, London and New York
1900, New York 1907, Grand Rapids MI 1937, 1939, New York 1939,
Grand Rapids MI 1949, 1961, London 1968, Minneapolis 1970,
New York 1971, Wenham MA 1972, Columbia SC 1994; tr Sp 1961.
The central teaching of Jesus Christ. 1892.
Edward Bickersteth 1786–1850
A scripture help. 1816, 1817, Boston 1817, New York 1817, London 1818,
1819, 1820 (2 edns), 1821, Trenton NJ 1822, 1823, London 1824, 1825,
Richmond VA and New York 1828, London 1829, 1835, 1840,
Philadelphia 1843, Nashville 1881.
Treatise on the Lord’s Supper. 1822, 1823, 1824, 1825, Philadelphia
1825, London 1827, Philadelphia 1831, New York 1832, London
1835, Philadelphia 1836, London 1841, Philadelphia 1841, New
York 1842, Philadelphia 1842, New York 1843, London 1847, New
York 1849, London 1851, 1852, New York 1855, London 1857, New
York 1858, 1862, Philadelphia 1863, 1868.
The Christian student. 1826, 1829, Boston 1830, London 1832, New
York 1832 (in Works), 1844.
Christian psalmody. 1833 (3 edns), 1834, 1835, 1836 (3 edns), 1839,
[1841] (enlarged), [c. 1855] (enlarged). One of the earliest church
hymn-books, it formed the basis of his son, E. H. Bickersteth’s
Hymnal companion, 1870 etc.
The promised glory of the Church of Christ. 1844, 1845.
See T. R. Birks, Memoir of the Rev Edward Bickersteth, 2 vols 1851 (3
edns), 2 vols New York 1851, 2 vols London 1853 (4th edn), 2 vols New
York 1855.
Thomas Tregenna Biddulph 1763–1838
Baptism a seal of the Christian covenant. 1816.
A search after truth. 1818, 1818 (rev).
Senior editor with Legh Richmond from 1798–c.1810 of Zion’s Trumpet
(The Christian Guardian from 1801).
Charles Smith Bird 1795–1862
The Oxford tract system considered with reference to the principle
of reserve in preaching. 1838.
Transubstantiation tried by scripture and reason. 1839 (2 edns).
A plea for the reformed church. 1841.
A defence of the principles of the English Reformation from the
attacks of the Tractarians, or, a second plea for the reformed
church. 1843.
Romanism unknown to primitive Christianity. 1851.
The sacramental and priestly system examined. 1854.