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The Mind of the Oxford Movement

Book by Owen Chadwick; A. & C. Black, 1960

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Oxford Movement

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...among the descendants of the Oxford Movement. But if personal devotion in...Influence of the Movement The Oxford Movement changed the external face, and...expression. In so far as the Oxford Movement was affirming a particular doctrine...
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The Mind of the Oxford Movement

Book by Owen Chadwick; Stanford University Press, 1960

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Oxford Movement

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...among the descendants of the Oxford Movement. But if personal devotion in...Influence of the Movement The Oxford Movement changed the external face, and...expression. In so far as the Oxford Movement was affirming a particular doctrine...
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The Novel and the Oxford Movement

Book by Joseph Ellis Baker; Princeton University Press, 1932

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English Fiction--19th Century--History And Criticism, Fiction, Oxford Movement

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Oxford Movement itself, 20 and the agitation over...In 1870, looking back on the early Oxford Movement, he says that if a churchman equal...still reels. 23 Monypenny sees the Oxford Movement as one of the indirect causes of Disraelis...
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John Keble: A Study in Laminations

Book by Georgina Battiscombe; Knopf, 1964

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Keble, John--1792-1866, Oxford Movement

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...K. 1959. The Mind of the Oxford Movement , by Owen Chadwick. A. and C. Black. 1960. The Oxford Movement, Twelve Years 1833-1845...Church . Macmillan. 1891. The Oxford Movement and After , by C. P. S. Clarke...
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Alexander Forbes of Brechin: The First Tractarian Bishop

Book by Rowan Strong; Clarendon Press, 1995

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Anglican Communion--Scotland--Bishops--Biography, Episcopal Church In Scotland--Bishops--Biography, Forbes, A. P--(Alexander Penrose)--1817-1875, Oxford Movement--Scotland

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...the decade in which the centenary of the Oxford Movement 1933 was celebrated. It was a period...that Perry regarded as a precursor to the Oxford Movement, and, therefore, he held the Oxford Movement as essentially continuous with that older...

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Diverging Paths: Fin-de-siècle Britishness and the Oxford Movement

Journal article by Bethany Tanis; Anglican and Episcopal History, Vol. 77, 2008

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Changes, Christianity, Ideology, Protestantism, Religion, United Kingdom

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...Fin-de-siecle Britishness and the Oxford Movement by Bethany Tanis Nineteenth-century...long-lasting and influential as the Oxford Movement. Although overt interest in the Oxford Movement-sometimes referred to as the tractarians...
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Rossetti and the Tractarians

Journal article by Diane D'Amico, David A. Kent; Victorian Poetry, Vol. 44, 2006

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Oxford movement--Analysis, Poetry--Criticism and interpretation, Rossetti, Christina--Criticism and interpretation

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...connected to all aspects of the Oxford Movement. Beginning in 1843, she attended...leading London church of the Oxford Movement. She supported Anglican religious...encouraged by members of the Oxford Movement, practicing confession and regularly...
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Hopkins and Tractarianism

Journal article by Peter Groves; Victorian Poetry, Vol. 44, 2006

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Hopkins, Gerard Manley--Criticism and interpretation, Oxford movement--Analysis, Poetry--Criticism and interpretation

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...what R. W. Church was to identify as the end of the Oxford Movement, and spent a few ardent if immature years as an Oxford...Puseyite years, and marks a direct link between the Oxford Movement proper and the early Anglo-Catholicism of the 1860s...
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Charlotte Mary Yonge and Tractarian Aesthetics

Journal article by Elisabeth Jay; Victorian Poetry, Vol. 44, 2006

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Oxford movement--Analysis, Poetry--Criticism and interpretation, Yonge, Charlotte Mary--Criticism and interpretation

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...subsequently to phrase it, "it embodied the spirit of the Oxford Movement in its purest and sweetest form. It is a delightful...merits a mention because she visited the more famous Oxford Movement hymnologist, Cecil Frances Alexander, author inter...
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Afterword

Journal article by G.B. Tennyson; Victorian Poetry, Vol. 44, 2006

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Christian poetry--History, English literature, 1837-1901 (Victorian age), Oxford movement, Victorian period literature, 1832-1901

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Religion Booknotes

Magazine article by Lawrence S. Cunningham; Commonweal, Vol. 131, September 24, 2004

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Blessed One: Protestant Perspectives on Mary (Book)--Book reviews, Books--Book reviews, Faith Transformed: Christian Encounters with Jews and Judaism (Book)--Book reviews, Mary: A Catholic-Evangelical Debate (Book)--Book reviews, Pierre Toussaint: A Biography (Book)--Book reviews, The Oxford Movement: A Thematic History of the Tractarians and Their Times (Book)--Book reviews

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...designated the patron saint of green-card holders. The Oxford Movement: A Thematic History of the Tractarians and Their...John Keble, and Newman was at the heart of the Oxford movement. The problem with a thematic approach, though...
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America's (Previous) Worship Wars

Magazine article by David W. Music; The American Organist, Vol. 41, March 2007

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...American version of the 19thcentury English Oxford Movement. Adherents of the Oxford Movement had a view of the Reformation that was opposite...much that should have been discarded, the Oxford Movement thought that too much had been thrown away...
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'Credo in Newmanum'

Magazine article by Frank Oveis; Commonweal, Vol. 137, September 24, 2010

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Books--Book reviews, Newman's Unquiet Grave: The Reluctant Saint (Biography)--Book reviews

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...Newman as a theologian and broader histories of the Oxford movement. Is there any justification, then, for a new biography...While Newman was only one prominent member of the Oxford Movement, along with John Keble, Hurrell Froude, and Edward...
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Newman on the Personal

Magazine article by John F. Crosby; First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life, August 2002

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Catholics--Philosophy, Christianity--Study and teaching, Newman, John Henry Cardinal--Philosophy, Public opinion--Analysis, Religion and sociology--Analysis, Stereotype (Psychology)--Analysis

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...through his early thirties, when he began to lead the Oxford Movement of reform in the Church of England. In the Apologia...him from subjectivism. From the beginning of the Oxford Movement he was wedded with his whole being to the idea of...
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Britain and Italy's Waldensian Church

Magazine article by R.D. Kernohan; Contemporary Review, Vol. 283, October 2003

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Religion--History

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...aftermath both of the Evangelical revival and the Oxford Movement. Lord Shaftesbury, tireless in so many causes...the poet Christina Rossetti, though drawn to the Oxford Movement, opted for celibacy rather than a Roman Catholic...

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A REBEL SAINT; the Beatification of Cardinal Newman Is the Centrepiece of the Pope's Visit to Britain. the Irony Is That the Controversial (and Possibly Gay) Cleric Would Almost Certainly Not Approve

Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), September 17, 2010

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...elected as a Fellow of Oriel College after his graduation in 1821. Five years later, Newman became a founder of the Oxford Movement, which viewed the Anglican Communion and the Orthodox Church as branches of the Catholic Church. The movements followers...
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Almost a Saint ... Convert Who Was Buried with His Soulmate

Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), September 20, 2010

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...Christianity. But as a don and cleric he became more interested in Catholicism, and played a leading role in the Oxford Movement, which encouraged the return of Catholic thinking and practices in Anglican services, and which gave birth to the...
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A Home to Worship; Alison Jones Explores the Old Vicarage, a Grade II Listed Property in Stratford-upon-Avon

Newspaper article; The Birmingham Post (England), May 19, 2011

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...the request of Edward Knottesford Fortescue, who was the ?rst vicar of the parish. He was very in?uenced by the Oxford Movement, which consisted of high church Anglicans, including Cardinal Newman, and developed into Anglo-Catholicism...
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Fast-Track Route to Sainthood for Newman, UCDs Founder; Healing Power: Cardinal Newman

Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), April 25, 2008

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...meaning thecardinal is now just one step away from beatification. Cardinal Newman was an Anglican cleric who led the Oxford movement in the 1830sto draw Anglicans to their Catholic roots before himself becoming a Catholic atthe age of 44. In the...
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Archbishop Cuts Up His Dog Collar in Mugabe Row; (1) Dramatic Moment: Dr John Sentamu Cuts Up His Collar on Live Television (2) Going, Going: The Collar Comes Off

Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), December 10, 2007

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...Catholic clergy - is thought to date back to the 17th century. The collar became popular with Anglican clergy during the Oxford Movement inthe 19th century. The archbishop said African leaders who supported Mugabe were displayingpernicious, self-destructing...

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Oxford Movement

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009

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OXFORD MOVEMENT religious movement begun in 1833 by...Pusey and Richard William Church . The Oxford movement has exerted a great influence, doctrinally...the Cambridge originator of the Oxford movement," and a resolution was made to uphold...
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Pusey, Edward Bouverie

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009

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...English clergyman, leader in the Oxford movement . Having studied at Christ Church...formally aligned himself with the Oxford movement; the tracts on fasting (1834...When Newman withdrew from the Oxford movement in 1841, Pusey became its leader...
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Manning, Henry Edward

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009

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...had become an adherent of the Oxford movement . In 1841 he became archdeacon...Manning had become prominent in the Oxford movement, and his letters of succeeding...important in the history of the Oxford movement. Among his Catholic works...
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England, Church Of

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009

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...the evangelical movement. The Oxford Movement to the Present In the first half...was strongly reaffirmed by the Oxford movement , which was led by John Keble...converted to Roman Catholicism. The Oxford movement with its emphasis on ritual and...
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Newman, John Henry

Encyclopedia article; The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, 2009

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...Roman Catholic Church, one of the founders of the Oxford movement , b. London. Early Life and Works He studied at...Marys, provided guidance and inspiration to the Oxford movement. About 1840, Newman began to lose faith in his position...

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