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Religion: Established Churches
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Henry Longueville Mansel 1820–71
The limits of religious thought examined. London and Oxford
1858, 1858, London 1859, 1859, Boston 1859, 1860, London 1867
(5th edn), Boston and New York 1868, London 1870, New York
1973; tr Danish 1888.
See also col 2554, above.
Charles Marriott 1811–58
Tracts for the times. No 78, 1837.
Sermons preached for the University and in other places. Oxford
1843.
Sermons preached in Bradfield Church, Berks, Oriel College Chapel
and in other places. Oxford and London 1850.
Edward Monro 1815–66
The dark mountains: an allegory. 1858, Philadelphia 1858, Boston
1867.
James Bowling Mozley 1813–78
The theory of development: a criticism of Dr Newman’s Essay.
Christian Remembrancer Jan 1847, 1878, New York 1879.
Eight lectures on miracles: the Bampton lectures for 1865. 1865,
1867, 1872, New York 1872, London 1878, New York 1878, London
1880, New York 1881, London 1883, New York 1883, London 1886,
1890, London and New York 1895, 1902.
Sermons preached before the University of Oxford and on various
occasions. 1876, 1876, New York 1876, London 1877, New York
1877, London 1879, 1883, New York 1885, London 1886, London
and New York 1895, London 1896, London and New York 1900,
London 1906.
Ruling ideas in early ages etc. 1877, New York 1877, London 1878,
New York 1878, 1879, 1880, 1881, London 1884, 1889, London and
New York 1896, London 1900, 1906, London and New York 1907.
Essays, historical and theological. 2 vols 1878, 1879, 1884 (with
memoir by his sister, Anne Mozley, and includes an anon notice
by R. W. Church rptd from Guardian), 1892, 1972.
Sermons, parochial and occasional. 1879, 1879, New York 1879, 1880,
London 1882, London and New York 1895, 1900.
Lectures and other theological papers. 1883, New York 1883, London
and New York 1893.
Letters of the Rev J. B. Mozley DD. Ed his sister Anne Mozley 1885
(for 1884), New York 1885.
Thomas Mozley 1806–93
Reminiscences, chiefly of Oriel College and the Oxford movement. 2
vols 1882, 1882, Boston and New York 1882, Boston 1884, London
1885, Farnborough 1969.
John Mason Neale 1818–66
See col 643, above.
John Henry Newman 1801–90
See col 2246, above.
Francis Edward Paget 1806–82
Caleb Kniveton. Oxford 1833.
St Antholin’s: or old churches and new. 1841.
The Warden of Berkingholt. Oxford 1843 (2 edns).
The Owlet of Owlstone Edge. By the author of St Antholin’s. 1856
(for 1855), 1856, 1858 (4th edn).
A student penitent of 1695. 1875.
See E. Hill, Letters to the Elford Flock. Some account of the ministry
of Francis Edward Paget, nd; and S. Paget and J. M. C. Crum, Francis
Paget, Bishop of Oxford, 1912, 1913.
See also col 1376 above.
Sir William Palmer 1803–85
Origines liturgicae. 2 vols Oxford 1832, 1836, 1839, London 1845;
suppl 1845.
Tracts for the times. No 15, 1833 (rev and completed by J. H. Newman).
A treatise on the Church of Christ. 2 vols 1838, 1839, 1840 (excerpt as
The Church of Christ), 1841, New York 1841, London 1842 (rev and
enlarged), 1857.
Letters to N. Wiseman DD on the errors of Romanism etc. Oxford
1842 (for 1841–2), Baltimore 1843, 1849, London 1851 (3rd edn).
A narrative of events connected with the publications of the Tracts
for the times. Oxford 1843 (3 edns, 3rd with postscript), New York
1843, London 1883 (with introd and suppl).
William Palmer 1811–79
Harmony of Anglican doctrine with the doctrine of the Catholic and
Apostolic Church of the East. Aberdeen 1846 (anon).
Dissertations on subjects relating to the Orthodox or Eastern
Catholic Communion. 1853; tr Greek 1854.
Notes of a visit to the Russian church in 1840, 1841. Ed J. H. Newman
1882, 1895.
Arthur Philip Perceval 1799–1853
Tracts for the times. Nos 23, 35 (with R. H. Froude), 36, and possibly
17, 1833.
A vindication of the principles of the authors of the Tracts for the
times. 1841, 1841.
A collection of papers connected with the theological movement of
1833. 1842, 1843.
Edward Bouverie Pusey 1800–82
Tracts for the times. Nos 18, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 81, and possibly 76,
1834–7.
A letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Oxford 1842, London and
Oxford 1842, Oxford [1843?] (with notes); tr Ger 1843.
A letter to the Bishop of London. Oxford 1851, London 1851, Oxford
and London (4th edn), (5th edn), (6th edn), Hobart 1851.
Parochial sermons. 3 vols 1852–73, 1886 (rev).
The doctrine of the Real Presence. Oxford 1853, 1855, London 1883.
The Real Presence. Oxford 1857, 1869, 1885.
The minor prophets. Oxford 1860, London 1879, 1883, 2 vols New
York 1886, 2 vols 1888–9, London 1891, 1895, 8 vols 1906–7, 2 vols
New York 1907, 2 vols Grand Rapids MI 1950, 2 vols 1953, 2 vols
1957, 1985, 2 vols Buffalo NY 1986.
Daniel the prophet: nine lectures. Oxford, London and Plymouth
1864, London 1868, 1869, Oxford and New York 1876, London
1880, 1883 (7th edn), New York 1885, 1886, 1891, London 1892 (9th
edn), Minneapolis 1978.
An eirenicon. Pt 1, Oxford 1865, New York 1866; pt 2 (1st letter to Dr
Newman), London and Oxford 1869; pt 3 (Is healthful reunion
impossible?), Oxford 1870, Oxford and London 1876.
Historical preface to J. H. Newman’s Tract no 90. 1865, 1866, Oxford
1903 (with other essays).
Sermons preached before the University of Oxford 1859–72. Oxford
1872, 1884.