Newman's Unquiet Grave: The Reluctant Saint (58 page)

1. Ward ii 361.
   
2. LD xx 169.
   
3. Ibid
   . vi 193. 12. Idea 284, 285.
   ‌
   

1. I am indebted for this reflection to the late Geoffrey Tillotson’s excellent introduction to the None-such edition of Newman, alas out of print.
   
2. J. H. Newman,
   Discourses Addressed to Mixed Congregations
   , 90.
   
3. Ward i 229. 16. A 213.
   

17.
The Theological Papers of John Henry Newman on Faith and Certainty
(Ed. J. Derek Holmes) (Oxford, 1976), 102.

18. A 219.

1. LD xxiv 77.
   
2. Idea 126.
   
3. J. H. Newman,
   Office and Work of Universities
   (London, 1856), 24–25.
   

1. Ward i 64.
   
2. LD ix 457.
   

   CHAPTER 2
   

3. Quoted J. E. Adams,
   Dandies and Desert Saints
   (Ithaca, 1995), 81.
   
4. Ibid
   .
   
5. Correspondence of John Henry Newman with John Keble and Others, 1839–1845
   (London, 1917), 390.
   
6. J. A. Froude,
   Short Studies on Great Subjects
   (London, 1868), 286.
   
7. T. Arnold Jr.,
   Passages in a Wandering Life
   (London, 1900), 57.
   
8. A 272; see also for comment Oliver S. Buckton,
   Secret Selves
   (North Carolina, 1998), 46.
   
9. Quoted Culler 54.
   
10. LD xxx 410.
    
11. Quoted Tristram 128.
    
12. J. H. Newman,
    Loss and Gain
    (London, 1881), 206–207. 13. AW 194.
    

1. Matthew Arnold,
   Discourses in America
   (London, 1885), 139–140.
   
2. David J. DeLaura, ‘O unforgotten voice’, in
   Renascence
   43 (1990–1991), 81–104, here 97.
   
3. Gilley 176.
   
4. Aubrey de Vere, quoted Ward i 66.
   
5. Ward ii 348.
   

19.
Ibid
. 349.

20. LD x 337. 21. A 358.

1. Charles Kingsley,
   His Letters and Memories of his Life
   (London, 1882), i 201.
   
2. Idea 210.
   

24. AW 254–255.

1. Unnamed observer, quoted Tristram,
   Newman and His Friends
   , 164.
   
2. Edward White Benson, quoted Ker 337.
   
3. Arthur Christopher Benson,
   The Life of Edward White Benson
   , i 63.
   
4. Aubrey de Vere,
   Recollections
   (New York, 1897), 275.
   
5. Quoted Trevor ii 194.
   
6. Quoted Ward ii 369–370.
   
7. LD xxii 9.
   
8. LD xxxii n365.
   
9. LD ii 260.
   
10. Quoted Dessain 163.
    
11. Tristram 111.
    
12. LD xiii 32.
    
13. Francis William Newman,
    Contributions Chiefly to the Early History of the Late Cardinal Newman
    

    (London, 2008), 51.
    

14. Rosemary Hill,
    God’s Architect; Pugin and the Building of Romantic Britain
    (London, 2007), 459– 460.
    
15. Geoffrey Faber,
    Oxford Apostles
    (London, paperback, 1974), 346.
    

1. A 23.‌

CHAPTER 3

1. Lytton Strachey,
   Eminent Victorians
   (London, Penguin, 1986), 36.
   
2. S. T. Coleridge,
   The Friend
   (Princeton, 1969), i 148. 4. A 23.
   

5.
Ibid
. 25. 6. A 28.

1. PPS vi 98.
   
2. LD xix 415. 9. LD x 303.
   

10. LD i 126.

11. Quoted from
Family Adventures
, H. E. Newman (Mrs Thomas Mozley) in Tristram, 101–102. 12. A 25.

13. David Hume,
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
, section X, Part 1, sections 90–91. 14. A 25.

15.
Ibid
.

16. A 26 17. A 25.

1. Ibid
   .
   
2. Bouyer 24. 20. A 27.
   

21. AW 166.

22. A 28.

23. AW 49–50.

1. Matthew Arnold,
   Lectures and Essays in Criticism
   (Ed. R. H. Super) (Michigan, 1962), 290.
   
2. LD i 82.
   

26. AW 37.

1. LD i 46.
   
2. LD i 35.
   
3. LD i 40.
   
4. Ibid
   .
   
5. Ibid
   . 36. 32. AW 157.
   

1. Ibid
   .
   
2. LD i 40.
   
3. LD i 43.
   
4. Ibid
   . 68.
   

37. AW 166–167.

38. LD i 70.

39.
Ibid.
160–161.

40. LD i 63–64.

41.
Ibid
. 72.

42.
Ibid
. 173.

1. LD i 66.
   
2. LD i 30. 45. AW 160.
   

1. Idea 276.
   
2. LD i 84. 48. LD i 84, 85.
   

49. AW 47.

1. LD i 94
   
2. Ibid
   . 95.
   

52.
Ibid
. 123.

53.
Ibid
. 109.

54.
Ibid
. 139.

CHAPTER 4

1. Quoted Ian Ker (Ed.) in J. H. Newman,
   Idea of a University
   (South Bend, 1976), 611.
   
2. Culler 27.
   
3. Ibid
   . 33.
   
4. Ibid
   . 38. 5. LD i 131.
   

6. Quoted Culler 38. 7. LD i 307.

8. Quoted Brian Martin,
John Henry Newman
(London, 1982), 28. 9. AW 66.

10. AW 75.

1. Ibid
   . 70.
   
2. Ibid
   . 76.
   

13.
Ibid
. 200. 14. A 29.

1. See Ker 22.
   
2. For a critique of Joseph Butler and Newman’s conscience as natural theology see Alasdair MacIntyre,
   

God, Philosophy, Universities: A History of the Catholic Philosophical Tradition
(London, 2009), 141.

17. US 18–19.

18. AW 206.

19. Quoted Ker 23. 20. AW 193–194.

1. For the correspondence between Charles and John Henry, see LD i 212–215.
   
2. LD i n224.
   

23. LD i 182.

24. LD i 219–220.

25.
Ibid
. 26. US 284.

1. Quoted Trevor i 78.
   
2. Louise Imogen Guiney,
   Hurrell Froude: Memoranda and Comments
   (London, 1904), 254. 29. A 41.
   

1. Ibid
   .
   
2. Ibid
   .
   
3. Remains of the Reverend Richard Hurrell Froude
   (Ed. Newman, Keble, Mozley) (London, 1838), i 15, 454.
   

33.
Ibid
. 170.

34.
Ibid
. 137.

1. Ibid
   . 62.
   
2. Ibid
   . 92.
   
3. Ibid
   . 94.
   
4. Ibid
   . 95.
   

39. LD i 240.

40.
The Month
, Vol. 8 (1868), 209.

41. AW 212.

1. Quoted Culler 60.
   
2. LD ii 61.
   
3. LD ii 69.
   
4. LD ii 70.
   
5. LD ii n47.
   

47. LD i 142.

1. LD ii 66.
   
2. Culler 55
   
3. Quoted Adams 78.
   
4. Culler 54.
   
5. Culler 52.
   
6. Ibid
   .
   
7. Quoted Ker 49.
   
8. J. H. Newman,
   Arians of the Fourth Century
   (Leominster, 2001), 393.