William Patrick Palmer Books

William Patrick Palmer was a 19th-century Anglican theologian and liturgical scholar, primarily remembered for his vehemently anti-Catholic rhetoric and published attacks on prominent Catholic figures of his era. His work focused on critiquing the Catholic Church and its influence, reflecting his deep theological convictions and liturgical scholarship. Palmer referred to himself as 'Sir William Palmer,' though his claim to the baronetcy was not formally established.

Letters to N. Wiseman ... On the Errors of Romanism. to Which Is Added, an Examination of Mr. Sibthorp's Reasons for His Recession From the Church, Wi

Remarks On The Rev. Dr. Arnold's Principles Of Church Reform

Remarks On The Rev. Dr. Arnold's Principles Of Church Reform
In this essay, Thomas Arnold and William Patrick Palmer engage in a lively and insightful debate about the principles of church reform proposed by the Reverend Dr. Arnold. They discuss issues such as the relationship between religion and politics, the role of tradition and innovation in religious practices, and the challenges of maintaining a cohesive and diverse religious community. Their arguments are informed by their deep knowledge of theology, history, and philosophy, and offer valuable perspectives on the ongoing debates about religion and reform in contemporary society.
A Treatise On the Church of Christ
598 pages
21 hours of reading
Letters to N. Wiseman ... On the Errors of Romanism. to Which Is Added, an Examination of Mr. Sibthorp's Reasons for His Recession From the Church, Wi
496 pages
18 hours of reading
A Second-Fourth Letter to N. Wiseman
130 pages
5 hours of reading

Remarks On The Rev. Dr. Arnold's Principles Of Church Reform

A Treatise On the Church of Christ

Letters to N. Wiseman ... On the Errors of Romanism. to Which Is Added, an Examination of Mr. Sibthorp's Reasons for His Recession From the Church, Wi

A Second-Fourth Letter to N. Wiseman