Essays Critical and Historical I

Engaging with key theological issues of the early 19th century, this collection of essays reflects John Henry Newman's evolving beliefs during the Oxford Movement, showcasing his vigorous and witty style. The essays reveal his impending crisis of faith leading to his conversion to Catholicism in 1845, with many insights proving prophetic for modern Christianity. This critical edition includes an informative Introduction and detailed notes that contextualize Newman's work, alongside a Textual Appendix highlighting significant revisions made for the 1871 edition.