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Sydney Smith 1771–1845
Sermons preached at St Paul’s. 1846.
See also col 2197, above, and A. Chevrillon, Smith et la renaissance des
idées libérales en Angleterre, Paris 1894.
William Henry Smith 1808–72
Thorndale: or the conflict of opinions. Edinburgh 1857, 1858.
Gravenhurst: or thoughts on good and evil. Edinburgh and London
1862, 1875 (with memoir by his widow).
William Robertson Smith 1846–94
The Old Testament in the Jewish church. Edinburgh 1881, New York
1881, 1882, 1891, Edinburgh and London 1892 (enlarged), New
York 1892, London 1895, New York 1900, London 1902, 1907, 1908,
1926; tr Ger 1894.
The Prophets of Israel. Edinburgh 1882, New York 1882, 1892, 1895
(with introd and additional notes by T. K. Cheyne), 1895, London
1897, New York 1897, London 1902, 1907, 1912, 1919, 1928, New
York 1982; tr Du 1889.
Lectures on the religion of the Semites. Edinburgh 1889, New York
1889, London 1894 (rev and ed J. S. Black?), New York 1899,
London 1901, 1907, 1914, New York 1923, 1956, 1969, 1972, London
1978, Sheffield 1995; ed S. A. Cook London 1927, New York 1927; tr
Jap 1969.
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley 1815–81
Sermons and essays on the apostolical age. Oxford 1847, 1852 (rev),
Oxford and London 1874, [1890].
Essays, chiefly on questions of Church and State. 1870, 1884, 1969.
Christian institutions. 1881, 1881, New York 1881, London 1882, 1884,
1890, 1906.
See G. G. Bradley, Recollections, 1883; R. E. Prothero, Life and
correspondence, 1893.
John Sterling 1806–44
Essays and tales. Ed J. C. Hare 2 vols 1848, 2 vols Farnborough 1971.
With memoir.
Twelve letters [to William Coningham]. Ed W. Coningham, London
and Brighton 1851, London and Bath 1872.
See T. Carlyle, Life of Sterling, 1851, 1852; ed W. H. White, Oxford
1907 (WC). See also col 2199, above.
Connop Thirlwall 1797–1875
Remains, literary and theological. Ed J. J. S. Perowne 3 vols 1877–8.
Letters, literary and theological. Ed J. J. S. Perowne and L. Stokes
1881, 1882.
See J. C. Thirlwall, Connop Thirlwall, 1936. See also col 2456, above.
Mary Augusta Ward, née Arnold 1851–1920
Robert Elsmere. 3 vols 1888.
A writer’s recollections. 2 vols 1918, London and New York 1918, 1919,
Folcroft PA 1973.
See col 1713, above.
Brooke Foss Westcott 1825–1901
A general survey of the history of the canon of the New Testament.
Cambridge 1855, 1866, Cambridge and London 1870, 1875 (with
new preface), Cambridge 1881, Cambridge and London 1886,
Cambridge, London and New York 1889, Joplin MO 1889, London
and New York 1896, Grand Rapids MI 1980.
An introduction to the study of the Gospels. London and
Cambridge 1860, Boston and New York 1862, Boston 1866,
London and Cambridge 1867, 1872, Boston and New York 1872,
London 1875, Boston and New York 1875, New York 1880, 1882,
1885, London 1887, New York 1887, London 1888, 1895, New York
1896, 1902.
A general view of the history of the English Bible. London,
Cambridge and New York 1868, Cambridge 1872 (rev), London
and New York 1905 (rev W. A. Wright), 1916, New York 1922, 1927,
1972.
Social aspects of Christianity. London, Cambridge and New York
1887, London and New York 1888, London 1910.
Essays in the history of religious thought in the West. London and
New York 1891, London 1903, Freeport NY 1972.
See Life and letters, ed A. Westcott 2 vols 1903, 1 vol 1905 (abridged);
and A. G. B. West, Memories of Brooke Foss Westcott, Cambridge
1936.
Richard Whately 1787–1863
Historic doubts relative to Napoleon Buonaparte. 1819 (anon), 1821,
1826, Oxford 1827, London 1831, Cambridge MA 1832, London
1833, 1841, Boston 1843, London 1846, Philadelphia 1846, London
1849 (9th edn) (rev and enlarged), 1852, 1853, New York 1853,
Baltimore 1853, Boston 1853, London 1855, New York 1856,
London 1859, New York 1860, London 1865, New York 1867,
Andover MA 1870, New York 1871, Andover MA 1874, London
1881, 1886, 1887, New York [1895], Berkeley CA 1985; tr Ger 1836.
The use and abuse of party-feeling in matters of religion. Oxford
1822, London 1823, 1833, Dublin 1847, London 1859 (enlarged).
Letters on the Church, by an episcopalian. 1826, New York 1837.
The Kingdom of Christ delineated. 1841, 1842, 1842, New York 1842,
1843, Philadelphia 1843, London 1845, New York 1848, London
1851 (rev), New York 1853, 1854, 1859, 1864, London 1912.
See Life and correspondence, ed E. J. Whately 2 vols 1866, 1868, 1875
(enlarged). See also col 2203, above.
2. nonconformist writers
Robert William Mackay | Nonconformist Writers
General studies
Dale, R. W. The evangelical revival and other sermons. 1880.
Dale, R. W. The old evangelicalism and the new. 1889.
Sandall, R. The history of the Salvation Army. 3 vols 1947–55.
Orr, J. E. The second evangelical awakening in Britain. 1949, 1953.
Cowherd, R. G. The politics of English dissent: the religious aspects
of liberal and humanitarian reform movement from 1815 to 1848.
New York 1956, 1959.
Sykes, J. The Quakers: a new look at their place in society. 1958.
Escott, H. A history of Scottish Congregationalism. Glasgow 1960.
Routley, E. English religious dissent. Cambridge 1960.
Isichei, E. Victorian Quakers. Oxford 1970.
Everitt, A. The pattern of rural dissent, the nineteenth century.
Leicester 1972.
Thompson, D. Nonconformity in the nineteenth century. 1972.
Bowmer, J. C. Pastor and people: a study of church and ministry in
Wesleyan Methodism from the death of John Wesley to the death
of Jabez Bunting. 1975.
Cunningham, V.‘Everywhere Spoken Against’: dissent in the
Victorian novel. Oxford 1975.
Ward, W. R. Early Victorian Methodism: the correspondence of
Jabez Bunting. 1976.
Binfield, C. So down to prayers: studies in English nonconformity,
1780–1920. 1977.
Kent, J. Holding the fort: studies in Victorian revivalism. 1978.
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