Sheridan Gilley (ed.)

Victorian Churches and Churchmen

Essays Presented to Vincent Alan McClelland
Herausgeber: Gilley, Sheridan

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Articles on religion and the religious during the Victorian period, showing its unity and disunity.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Boydell & Brewer
• Seitenzahl: 406
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. November 2005
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 236mm x 155mm x 30mm
• Gewicht: 930g
• ISBN-13: 9780902832220
• ISBN-10: 0902832220
• Artikelnr.: 28136611

Inhaltsangabe

- Volume 1 Cardinal Manning and his Political Persona: the Education Act of
1870 - Jeffrey von Arx Henry Edward Manning, Priscilla Maurice, and the
Pastoral Care of the Sick - Peter Erb The Cardinal and the Penitent:
Cardinal Manning and Virginia Crawford - Robin Gard Henry O'Callaghan:
Manning's Reluctant Episcopal Protégé - Leo Gooch 'Education and Correct
Conduct': Randal Lythgoe and the Work of the Society of Jesus in Early
Victorian England and Wales - Maurice Whitehead The English Benedictines
and the British Empire - Aidan Bellenger Varieties of Modern Scottish
Conservatism - B A Aspinwall The Myth and Reality of Sr. Barbara Ubryk, the
Imprisoned Nun of Cracow: English Interpretations of a Victorian English
ControversyControversy - Rene Kollar, OSB, Bernard Ward: Edmundian and
Historian - S Foster Tradition and Conversion in English Literature -
Joseph Pearce Newman's Idea of a University, 'The Circle of Sciences' and
the Constitution of the Church - Wulstan Peterburs, OSB, Thomas Arnold: A
Bicentenary Appraisal - David Newsome Tractarians and National Education -
James Pereiro The Reverend Canon Henry Kingsmill Moore D.D., Ball. Coll.
Oxon. FLS., and Church of Ireland Education, 1880-1927 - Susan M. Parkes
'Scott's Folly' - John Scott and the Development of the Wesleyan
Educational System - John Smith Anglicanism 'Represented' or
'Misrepresented'? The Oxford Movement, Evangelicalism, and History: The
Controversial Use of the Caroline Divines in the Victorian Church of
Englandthe Caroline Divines in the Victorian Church of England - Peter B
Nockles