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William Wilberforce 1759–1833
A practical view of the prevailing religious system of professed
Christians. 1797 (5 edns), Boston 1797 (2 edns), London 1798 (6th
and 7th edns), Philadelphia 1798, Boston 1799, Dublin 1801,
Boston 1803, London 1805 (8th edn), 1811 (9th and 10th edns),
Boston 1815, London 1817 (12th edn), 1818 (13th edn), 1824 (15th
edn), Glasgow 1826 (with introd by D. Wilson), Philadelphia 1826,
Boston and New York 1829, London 1829 (17th edn), Glasgow
1829, London 1830 (18th edn), Baltimore 1833, London 1834, New
York 1835, Philadelphia 1835, Glasgow 1838 (abridged) (with
introd by D. Wilson), Boston 1839 (abridged), New York 1839,
London 1841, Halifax UK 1841, New York 1851, Edinburgh [1854],
New York 1856, London 1857 (22nd edn), New York 1859
(abridged), Edinburgh [1871], London 1880, 1886, 1888 (with a
prefatory memoir by W. B.), New York 1899 (rev and abridged),
London 1958 (abridged), 1989 (abridged); [1830?] (abridged as
Nominal and real Christianity contrasted); Peabody MA 1996
(abridged as A practical view of Christianity); tr Fr 1821.
An appeal to the religion, justice and humanity of the inhabitants of
the British Empire, in behalf of the negro slaves of the West
Indies. 1823, 1823, 1962, New York 1969 (with another essay as
Slavery in the West Indies).
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Isaac, Robert and Samuel Wilberforce (his sons). Life of William
Wilberforce. 5 vols 1838, Philadelphia 1838, London 1839, 1 vol
London 1839 (abridged by C. Morris),2 vols Philadelphia 1841, 1
vol London 1843 (abridged), 2 vols Philadelphia 1846 (enlarged), 1
vol New York 1857 (abridged), 1 vol London 1868 (rev and condensed),
1872 (rev and condensed), 5 vols Freeport NY 1972; tr Ger
1840 (full text).
Colquoun, J. C. William Wilberforce. 1866, 1867,
Coupland, Sir R. Life of William Wilberforce. 1925, 1945.
Pollock, J. Wilberforce. 1977, New York 1978.
Samuel Charles Wilks 1789–1872
Editor of and contributor to The Christian Observer, 1816–50.
Daniel Wilson 1778–1858
The evidences of Christianity. 2 vols 1828–30, Boston and New York
1829–30, London 1832, Boston 1834, Boston and New York 1838,
London 1841 (4th edn), Boston and New York 1845, 1852, 1929.
The sufficiency of Holy Scripture as the rule of faith. 1841, Calcutta
1841 (with appendix on Tract 90 by J. H. Newman), London 1842.
Bishop Wilson’s journal letters. Ed Daniel Wilson (his son) 1863.
See J. Bateman, Life of Rt Rev Daniel Wilson, 1859, 1860, Boston 1860,
London 1861.
William Carus Wilson 1791–1859
Editor of Christian Guardian from 1840.
See J. M. Ewbank, The life and times of William Carus Wilson,
Kendal 1959, 1960.
Emma Jane Worboise 1825–87
See col 1441.
1.b. the oxford movement and the high
churchmen
General studies
Perceval, A. P. A collection of papers connected with the theological
movement of 1833. 1842, 1843.
James Scholefield | Oxford Movement
Palmer, W. A narrative of events connected with the publication of
the Tracts for the times. Oxford 1843, 1843, 1843 (with postscript),
New York 1843, London 1883 (with introd and suppl to 1883).
Bricknell, W. S. The judgment of the bishops upon Tractarian
theology. Oxford 1845.
Newland, H. G. Three lectures on Tractarianism. 1852, 1853 (2nd
edn), 1855 (4th edn), 1860.
Browne, E. G. K. History of the Tractarian movement. Dublin 1856,
1856, London 1861 (rev and priv ptd as Annals 1842 to 1860).
Oakeley, F. Historical notes on the Tractarian movement 1833–45.
1865.
Mozley, T. Reminiscences chiefly of Oriel College and the Oxford
movement. 2 vols 1882, 1882, Boston and New York 1882, Boston
1884, Farnborough 1969.
Church, R. W. The Oxford movement: twelve years 1833–45. 1891,
1891, 1892, 1897, 1900, 1904.
Worley, G. The Catholic revival of the nineteenth century. 1894.
Overton, J. H. The Anglican revival. [1897], Chicago and New York
1898.
Cruttwell, C. T. Six lectures on the Oxford movement and its results
on the Church of England. 1899.
Thureau-Dangin, P. La renaissance catholique en Angleterre au
XIX´´e siècle. 3 pts Paris 1899–1906; tr W. Wilberforce 2 vols 1914
(rev and re-edited).
Bodington, C. Devotional life in the nineteenth century. 1905.
Holland, H. S. The mission of the Oxford movement. In his Personal
studies, 1905; rptd from Lyra apostolica, ed H. C. Beeching, 1899.
Hall, S. A short history of the Oxford movement. 1906, 1907.
Hutchison, W. G. The Oxford movement: selections from Tracts for
the times. [1906].
Guibert, J. Le revéil du Catholicisme en Angleterre au XIX´e siècle.
Paris 1907.
Ollard, S. L. The Oxford movement. 1909.
Tuckwell, W. Pre-Tractarian Oxford: a reminiscence of the Oriel
‘Noetics’. 1909.
Ward, W. P. The Oxford movement. [1913].
Baring-Gould, S. The Church revival. 1914, 1914, New York 1914,
London [1915].
Ollard, S. L. A short history of the Oxford movement. 1915, 1932,
1963, 1983.
Brémond, H. L’inquiétude religieuse. Ser 1, Paris 1919.
Knox, W. L. The Catholic movement in the Church of England. 1923,
New York 1925, London 1930.
Webb, C. C. J. A century of Anglican theology and other lectures.
1923.
Brilioth, Y. T. The Anglican revival: studies in the Oxford movement.
1925, London and New York 1933.
Kaye-Smith, S. Anglo-Catholicism. 1925.
Ollard, S. L. The Anglo-Catholic revival. 1925.
Webb, C. C. J. Religious thought in the Oxford movement. 1928.
Stewart, H. L. A century of Anglo-Catholicism. 1929.
Shaw, P. E. The early Tractarians and the Eastern Church. [1930].
Embry, J. The Catholic movement and the Society of the Holy Cross.
1931.
Clarke, C. P. S. The Oxford movement and after. 1932.
Sparrow Simpson, W. J. The history of the Anglo-Catholic revival
from 1845. 1932.
Dawson, C. H. The spirit of the Oxford movement. 1933, New York
1933, London 1934, 1945, New York 1976.
Donovan, M. F. G. After the Tractarians: from the recollections of
Athelstan Riley. 1933.
Faber, G. Oxford apostles: a character study of the Oxford movement.
1933, New York 1934, London 1936, 1954, 1974, New York
1976.
Knox, E. A. The Tractarian movement 1833–45. 1933, 1934.
Morse-Boycott, D. The secret history of the Oxford movement. 1933.
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