Newman Reader - Hutton, Cardinal Newman

Cardinal Newman
Richard H. Hutton

Contents
Preface
Title Page

	Title	Page
1.	Newman's genuineness and greatness	1.
2.	His early life at home and at Oxford— dogmatic creed—his book on the Arians	16.
3.	Hurrell Froude and the Mediterranean voyage	34.
4.	Newman's relation to the Tractarian Movement	46.
5.	Newman's alleged scepticism	59.
6.	Balancing—defining the Via Media	71.
7.	The preacher at St. Mary's	97.
8.	Advancing estrangements—Tract 90 and the Jerusalem bishopric	138.
9.	The theory of the "development of Christian doctrine"	162.
10.	Newman as Roman Catholic	190.
11.	Newman's chief poem and the unity of his life	244.

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Preface

THE whole of this little essay was written and in type, and most of it corrected for the press, before Cardinal Newman's death. I thought it better, considering the smallness of the space available for the treatment of so great a subject, to devote the main part of the book to the study of Dr. Newman's life before leaving the Anglican Church,—in other words, to the course of thought which led him to the Church of Rome,—and to compress the latter part of his career into a single long chapter. This seemed to me the best way of making the book of interest to the great majority of English readers.

R. H. H.

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CARDINAL NEWMAN

RICHARD H. HUTTON

London
METHUEN AND CO.,
18, BURY STREET, W.C.
1891

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Cardinal Newman Richard H. Hutton

Contents

Preface

Title Page

Cardinal Newman
Richard H. Hutton