Search Results: OXFORD MOVEMENT from Chilton Books

London: Mowbray,1925.. 1st imp. Pp.12/98, owners name to fep, occasional marginal spotting throughout. Blue boards sunned, cloth to spine, original label to front. G.

London: Longmans, Green & Co., 1892.. Some of the Editor's own recollections of the great actors in the movement are inserted here and there in notes, and especially of John Keble." Pp.viii/186/17(publisher's catalogue), scuff to first page. Blue cloth, gilt title to spine, minor edge bumps. G+.

Bridgend: Evangelical Press of Wales,1984.. 1st edition. "John Carrick uncovers some of the main influences at work in the formation and rise of the Tractarian or 'Oxford' Movement and trenchantly exposes its innate and fundamental hostility to evangelical doctrine and life." Pp.52. Paperback, sunning to spine. G+.

Canterbury: Gibbs and Sons, 1933.. Short biographies of key figures in the Oxford Movement of the nineteenth century, John Keble, Richard Hurrell Froude and John Henry Newman. Pp.70, inscribed by the author to top of title page. Fawn stiff card cover has uneven browning, yapped edges and spine slightly rubbed. Plus card booklet with poem "The Passing of Our Lady" by R.D.Middleton (published by The Society of SS. Peter & Paul) slightly toned, loosely enclosed. G+.

Notre Dame: Ave Maria Press. ND.. This book datails the people and events in the extaordinary life of John Henry Newman - Victorian author, Anglian clergyman and Catholic Cardinal - both before and after his conversion to Catholicism in 1845.Pp.127. 8 b/w photos by author. P/b. portrait front & back cover. VG.

London: Adam & Charles Black, 1963.. Reprinted with slight revision. "In his substantial introduction and through his chosen passages the editor throws light on the thought and life of Newman, Keble, Pusey and their fellow-leaders of the Movement." Pp.239. Dark blue cloth, d/w edges rubbed. VG/G+.

Abingdon: The Rocket Press, 1983.. National Apostasy considered in a Sermon preached in St Mary's Church, Oxford before His Majesty's Judges of Assize on Sunday July 14th 1833 by The Rev. John Keble M.A. With an introduction by The Rev. Dr Alan Stephenson. Limited edition. No.652 of 700 copies. 28cms x 18cms. Pp.26, frontispiece illustration by John R.Smith. Grey illustrated boards. VG.

Oxford: Oxford University Press. 1983.. 1st ed. "Explains and clarifies many aspects of Newman's thought and writings, demonstrating his crucial importance in the history of religious ideas". Pp 80, small owner's inkstamp to inside front cover, slight toning to pages. Paperback. G+.

London: SPCK,1947.. 1st ed. Pp.6/90, gift inscription and armorial bookplate to fep. Grey cloth, d/wedges chipped. G+/G+.

London: Faber & Faber, 1974.. 1st in this ed. "The book is dominated by a study of Newman, but there are equally vivid , though less elaborate, portraits of other leaders."(Keble; Copleston; Whately; Hawkins; Pusey; Lloyd; Froude; Isaac Williams). Pp.xxiv/467, closed page edges rubbed. Papereback. G+.

USA & UK: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., & Gracewing, 1993.. 1st Eerdmans and Gracewing ed (joint publishers). 23.4cms. x 15.5cms. "Newsome's work is a model of historical biography, a moving portrayal of individual human lives in the widest possible context. It is everything that other religious biographies are not: a graceful work of scholarship in depth." Pp. 13/486, 19 b/w illustrations, 1 Family Tree, owner's bookplate to fep. illustrated d/w has clear protective wrap affixed. G+/VG.

Abingdon: The Rocket Press, 1985.. With an introduction by the late Rev. Dr. Alan Stephenson. No. 158 of a limited edition of 525 copies designed and letterpress printed by Jonathan Stephenson of The Rocket Press. Pp.21, tipped in portrait frontispiece + facsimile of one page from Newman's original Tract One manuscript printed on Italian hand-made paper, a few minor brown spots. Grey illustrated boards. VG.

Allison Park, PA: Pickwick Publications, 1986.. 16 distinguished international theologians reflect on the significance of the Movement which changed the face of Anglicanism and reassess it historically and theologically. Their papers are of major significance in the context of contemporary discussion of Anglican identity and issues of authority in the Church." Pp.xvi/237,slight toning to pages, owner's name to title page and rear free endpaper. Paperback. VG.

London: SPCK. 1963.. 1st ed. Contains representative extracts from the poems and sermons of ten typical and well-known Tractarians". Pp 118, discreet owners inkstamp to fep. P/b, slight scuffing to spine. G+.