The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Religion: Roman Catholic
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McClelland, V. A. English Roman Catholics and higher education,
1830–1903. Oxford 1973.
Larkin, E. The Roman Catholic church and the creation of the
modern Irish state, 1878–1886. Dublin 1975.
Chinnici, J. P. The English Catholic enlightenment: John Lingard and
the Cisalpine movement, 1780–1850. Shepherdstown WV 1980.
Schoenl, W. J. The intellectual crisis in English Catholicism: liberal
Catholics, modernists, and the Vatican in the late nineteenth and
early twentieth centuries. 1982.
Chadwick, O. Newman. Oxford 1983.
Kerr, D. A. Peel, priests, and politics. Sir Robert Peel’s administration
and the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland, 1841–1846. Oxford
1983.
Earnest, J. D. and G. Tracey (ed). John Henry Newman. An annotated
bibliography of his tract and pamphlet collection. 1984.
Norman, E. R. The English Catholic Church in the nineteenth
century. Oxford 1984.
Schiefen, R. J. Nicholas Wiseman and the transformation of English
Catholicism. Shepherdstown WV 1984.
Paz, D. G. Popular anti-Catholicism in mid-Victorian England.
Stanford CA 1992.
Biographies and memoirs
Leslie, S. Henry Edward Manning. 1921.
Schultenover, D. G. George Tyrrell: in search of Catholicism.
Shepherdstown WV 1981.
Ker, I. John Henry Newman. A biography. Oxford 1989.
Gilley, S. Newman and his age. 1990.
Sagovsky, N.‘On God’s Side’: a life of George Tyrrell. Oxford 1990.
Principal writers
Edward Caswall 1814–78
Lyra catholica: containing all the breviary and missal hymns, with
others from various sources. Tr Caswall 1849, 1851, 1884, [1850?]
(selected as A Catholic hymn-book for schools and private use).
See col 594, above.
John Dobrée Bernard Dalgairns 1818–76
Life of St Stephen Harding. 1844 (anon), 1900 (as vol 1 of The lives of
the English saints); tr Fr 1848.
Life of St Gilbert. 1844 (anon), 1901 (as vol 4 of The lives of the
English saints).
Life of St Aelred. 1845 (anon), 1901 (as vol 5 of The lives of the English
saints).
Life of St Richard. 1845 (anon), 1901 (as vol 6 of The lives of the
English saints).
Lives of St Waltheof and St Robert of Newminster. 1845 (anon), 1901
(as vol 5 of The lives of the English saints).
The devotion to the heart of Jesus. 1853, 1854, Philadelphia 1854
(rev), Baltimore 1855, 1857, 1867, 1870, 1875, London 1896, 1910; ed
A. Ross [1910]; 1979.
The Holy Communion: its philosophy, theology and practice.
London and Dublin 1861, Dublin 1861, 1865, 1868, New York 1868,
Dublin 1897, 1908; ed A. Ross 2 vols 1911, Louisville KY 1980.
Frederick William Faber 1814–63
See col 610, above.
Henry Edward Manning 1808–92
Sermons. 4 vols 1842–50, 1 vol 1844, 3 vols New York 1856.
The unity of the Church. 1842, New York 1843, 1844, London 1845.
Sermons preached before the University of Oxford. Oxford and
London 1844, 1845.
Sermons on ecclesiastical subjects. 3 vols 1863–73, 2 vols New York
and San Francisco 1899.
The temporal mission of the Holy Ghost. 1865, 1866, New York 1866,
London 1877, New York 1884, 1885, 1887, 1890, London 1892, New
York 1896, London and New York 1899, New York 1901, 1905,
London and New York 1909.
Miscellanies. 3 vols 1877–88, 1909.
See A. W. Hutton, Cardinal Manning, 1892; R. C. Jenkes, A few recollections
of Cardinal Manning, [1892?] (priv ptd); E. S. Purcell, Life of
Cardinal Manning, 2 vols 1895, 1896, 1896, 1896; S. Leslie, Manning:
his life and labours, 1921.
Frederick Oakeley 1802–80
Sermons preached chiefly in the Chapel Royal at Whitehall. Oxford
1839.
Life of St Augustine of Canterbury. 1844 (anon), 1901 (in vol 3 of Lives
of the English saints).
The order and ceremonial of the Mass. 1848, New York 1849, London
1859 (rev and corrected), New York 1859 (rev and corrected),
London [1910?].
Historical notes on the Tractarian movement. 1865.
Also some 38 pbd works, including articles in Br Critic, Dublin Rev and
The Month.
John Hungerford Pollen the elder 1820–1902
Letter to the parishioners of St Saviour’s Leeds. Oxford 1851.
Narrative of five years at St Saviour’s Leeds. Oxford 1851.
See A. Pollen, John Hungerford Pollen, 1912, who lists Pollen’s writings,
pp. 377–8.
William Sewell 1804–74
Sermons addressed to young men, preached chiefly in the chapel of
Exeter College, Oxford. 1835.
Christian morals. 1840.
Popular evidences of Christianity. (Pt 1) 1843, 1845 (as Dialogues on
the evidences of Christianity between a Brahmin and a
Christian). No more pts pbd.
Christian politics. 1844.
The plea of conscience for seceding from the Catholic church to the
Romish schism in England: a sermon to which is prefixed an
essay on the process of conscience. Oxford 1845, 1845, 1845, 1846.
Journal of a residence at the college of St Columba in Ireland.
Oxford 1847.
A year’s sermons to boys, preached in the chapel of St Peter’s College,
Radley. 2 vols Oxford 1854–9. Vol 2 entitled Sermons to boys . . .
Christian vestiges of creation. Oxford 1861.
The microscope of the New Testament. Ed W. J. Chrichton 1878.
See also col 1400, above.
George Tyrrell 1861–1909
Nova et vetera: informal meditations. 1897, 1900 (3rd edn), London
and New York 1902 (4th edn), London 1907; tr Ital 1912.
Hard sayings. London and New York 1898, 1899, 1900, London 1903,
London and New York 1904, 1910; tr Fr 1907.
External religion: its uses and abuses. London and St Louis 1899,
London 1900, St Louis 1900, 1901, London 1903, St Louis 1903,
London, New York and Bombay 1906, London 1909, London and
New York 1914.
The faith of the millions: essays. 2 ser London and New York 1901,
1902, 1904.