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Meachem, S. Lord Bishop: the life of Samuel Wilberforce. 1970.
Baker, W. J. Beyond port and prejudice: Charles Lloyd of Oxford,
1784–1829. Orono ME 1981.
Matthew, H. C. G. Gladstone 1809–1874. Oxford 1986.
Dennis, B. Charlotte Yonge: novelist of the Oxford movement.
Lewiston NY 1992.
Principal writings
Tracts for the times, The library of the Fathers, Plain sermons, The
Anglo-Catholic library, The English saints, and Lyra apostolica.
Tracts for the times. Ed J. H. Newman 6 vols 1833–41. 90 tracts were
issued anon between 9 Sep 1833 (3 tracts) and 27 Feb 1841 (Tract no
90). 5 lists of the Tracts and their authors are extant: (1) appendix
to H. P. Liddon’s 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 modifying
these lists slightly. The contributors were: J. W. Bowden (nos 5,
29, 30, 56, 58); A. Buller (no 61); C. P. Eden (no 32); R. H. Froude
(nos 8 (with J. H. Newman), 9, 59, 63); B. Harrison (nos 16, 17, 24,
49, 74 (with Newman), 81 (with E. B. Pusey)); John Keble (nos 4, 13,
40, 52, 54, 57, 60, 89); T. Keble (nos 12, 22, 43, 84 (with Sir G.
Prevost)); H. E. Manning and C. Marriott (no 78); A. Menzies (no
14); J. H. Newman (nos 1–3, 6, 8 (with R. H. Froude), 10–11, 15 (with
Sir W. Palmer), 19–21, 31, 33–4, 38, 41, 45, 47, 71, 73–4 (with B.
Harrison), 75–6, 79, 82–3, 85, 88, 90); Sir W. Palmer (no 15 (with
Newman)); A. P. Perceval (nos 23, 35, 36); Sir G. Prevost (no 84
(with T. Keble)); E. B. Pusey (nos 18, 66–70, 77, 81 (with B.
Harrison)); I. Williams (nos 80, 86–7); R. F. Wilson (no 51). The
remaining 17 tracts were reprints from older Anglican divines.
There is some confusion about the numbering of the tracts after
the 1st edn, when no 70 was enlarged and ptd as part of no 65 and
Tracts 67–9 were reckoned as no 70.
Lyra apostolica. 1836; ed H. S. Holland and H. C. Beeching 1899.
Poems originally ptd in Br Mag. Of the 179 pieces, Newman wrote
109, Keble 46, I. Williams 9, R. H. Froude 8, J. W. Bowden 6 and R.
I. Wilberforce one. The authors used Greek letters as signatures:
α = Bowden,β=Froude,γ=Keble,δ=Newman,ε=Wilberforce,
ζ = Williams.
The library of the Fathers of the Holy Catholic Church, anterior to
the division of the East and West. Ed J. Keble, J. H. Newman, E. B.
Pusey and (1843–57) C. Marriott, 48 vols 1838–85. Included the
works of 13 Fathers, e.g. St Chrysostom (16 vols), St Augustine (12
vols), St Athanasius (5 vols), St Gregory (4 vols). The prefaces were
contributed by: C. Marriott (15), E. B. Pusey (12), J. H. Newman (4),
J. Keble (2), P. E. Pusey (2), H. P. Liddon (1), H. G. Wilberforce (1), H.
Browne (1). The translators included Keble, Newman, Pusey, R. W.
Church, T. Keble, Sir G. Prevost, W. J. Copeland, J. B. Morris,
Macmullen, P. E. Pusey and W. Bright. A complete list of the
Library, with the translator and editor of each vol, so far as they
are known, is ptd as an appendix to H. P. Liddon, Life of Pusey vol
1, 1893, ch 18.
Plain sermons by the contributors to the Tracts for the times. [Ed I.
Williams and W. J. Copeland] 10 vols 1839–48. Preface to vol 1 by I.
Williams, H. Jeffreys et al. On last p. of vol 10 it is stated that the
sermons were the work, in various proportions carefully set out,
of 7 authors designated by the first 7 letters of the alphabet: A =
John Keble; B = Isaac Williams; C = E. B. Pusey; D = J. H. Newman;
E = Thomas Keble; F = Sir George Prevost; G = R. F. Wilson. But a
ms note in W. J. Copeland’s copy of vol 7 assigns sermons 221–6 to
him; and in Pusey’s copy the same sermons are assigned to H.
Copeland who was not a contributor to the Tracts for the times
and probably felt unable for that reason to appear among the
authors of the series. It seems likely that the 6 sermons were sub-
stantially his but were adapted by J. Keble to enable them to be
assigned to him. They appear among the contributions of A in
the statement appended to vol 10.
The library of Anglo-Catholic theology. 88 vols 1841–63. Ed W. J.
Copeland 1841–3, W. F. Audland 1843–7, C. L. Cornish 1847–54, J.
Barrow 1854–63. The series was intended to include the principal
post-Reformation divines, but the full programme was not
carried out. The contributors included Keble, Edward Churton,
W. H. Mill, C. P. Eden, A. W. Haddan, N. Pocock, J. Bliss and
William Scott. Among the writers rptd were Bishop Andrewes,
Archbishop Laud, Archbishop Bramhall, Bishop Cosin,
Thorndike, Bishop Thomas Wilson and Bishop Hickes.
Lives of the English saints. 4 vols 1844–5; ed A. W. Hutton 6 vols
1900–1. Suggested by Newman, but he ceased to be editor after
the first 2 Lives. The compilers of the 33 Lives were: R. W. Church
(1), J. D. Dalgairns (7), T. Meyrick (4), M. Pattison (2), F. W. Faber (9),
Newman (3), R. A. Coffin (1), R. Ornsby (1), J. A. Froude (1), J. Walker
(1), F. Oakeley (1), J. Barrow (2). The list by Hutton in vol 6,
Appendix 2 of the 1900 edn is correct except for its ascription of
St Ninian (by Barrow) to Pattison and of St Bartholomew (by
Dalgairns) to T. Mozley. A list corrected by Newman is among the
Bloxam mss at Magdalen College, Oxford.
Principal writers
John James Blunt 1794–1855
Undesigned coincidences in the Old and New Testaments. 1847,
1847, New York 1847, London 1850, New York 1851, London 1853,
New York 1854, London 1856, New York 1856, London 1859, 1860,
1863, 1865 (9th edn), New York 1871, London 1873 (12th edn), New
York 1874, London 1876 (13th edn), 1881, 1884 (15th edn), New
York 1891, London 1897, Birmingham 1965, 1983.
John William Bowden 1798–1844
St Bartholomew’s Eve: a tale of the sixteenth century in two cantos.
Oxford 1818 (anon) (for Canto I), 1820? (for Canto II), 1821. With J.
H. Newman. The copy in BM contains ms notes by J. R. Bloxam,
assigning the separate pts to the respective authors.
Tracts for the times. Nos 5, 29–30, 56, 58, 1833–5.
4 articles in Br Critic 1836, 1837, 1839, 1841. See Wellesley vol 2.
Lyra apostolica. 1836, 1864. Poems signed α.
Life and pontificate of Gregory the Seventh. 2 vols 1840, New York
1845.
Thoughts on the work of the six days of creation. Oxford 1845. The
editor’s preface is signed JHN, i.e. J. H. Newman.
John William Burgon 1813–88
Petra: a prize poem recited in the Theatre, Oxford, June IV
MDCCCXLV. Oxford 1845, 1846 (with short poems).
Poems 1840 to 1878. 1885.
The lives of twelve good men. 2 vols 1888 (2 edns), New York 1888,
London 1889 (3 edns), New York 1891, London 1891 (with
portraits). See E. M. Goulburn, Burgon: a biography, with extracts
from his letters and early journals, 2 vols 1892.
Richard William Church 1815–90
Oxford Movement | Richard William Church
Lives of the English saints: life of St Wulstan. 1844 (anon), 1901.
Dante: an essay. Christian Remembrancer 1850, 1854 (in Essays and
reviews), 1878 (with a trn of De Monarchia by F. J. Church), 1879,
London and New York 1889 (with other essays), (with other
essays) 1897, 1901, London [1906] (essay on Dante, without the trn,
but with Church’s essays St Anselm and William Rufus, and St
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