Volume I in the Birmingham Oratory Millennium edition of the works of Cardinal John Henry Newman. With an introduction and notes by Andrew Nash. In fine, crisp, clean and bright order throughout. Smart purple boards with bright gilt titling to spine. Fine unclipped d/j in removable protective sleeve. 12mo.xcv, 500pp.

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Title

LECTURES ON THE PRESENT POSITION OF CATHOLICS IN ENGLAND Addressed To The Brothers Of The Oratory In The Summer Of 1851

Publisher

Gracewing, Leominster

Publication Date

2000

Language

English

ISBN 10

0852444435

ISBN 13

9780852444436

Binding

Hardcover

Condition

Fine

Dust Jacket Condition

Fine

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Newman's negelected satirical masterpiece
Newman's negelected satirical masterpiece
I am the Editor rather than the Author of this work. If you already know the writings of John Henry Newman (1801-90), you won't need any recommendation from me. These Lectures were Newman's response to the outbreak of anti-catholic agitation which greeted the re-establishment of the Catholic Hierarchy in England in 1850. They are a brilliant analysis and satire of anti-catholic attitudes and are certainly the most humorous of Newman's writings. Yet they have never received the attention they deserve. Here at last is a critical edition, with a lengthy Introduction giving the historical background, an analysis of the Lectures' satire and a review of their critical reception. The Editor's Notes help the reader to understand Newman's references and contemporary parallels, and a Textual Appendix gives all the variant readings between the first and last editions. If you already know Newman, this edition should give you a new appreciation of Newman's satire. And if you've never read any of his works, this is the ideal one to start on.

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