The Anglican Revival
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Bishop Bagot, had been, and still con- tinued to be, a most kind, considerate, and judicious friend, and had, in fact, incurred much odium for dealing so gently with him. In the spring of 1838 Bishop Bagot delivered a charge to the clergy of »See Life of Dr. Pusey, it 64, 67, and 71.
^ U/€ 0/ Bishop S. Wilberforce, i. 132. * Life of Pusey, ii. &j.
86 The Anglican Revival.
the Oxford diocese, in which he expressed some slight disapproval of parts of the Tracts — so slight that the enemies of the... movement were much dis- satisfied. It was quite enough, however, for New- man. He writes at once to Keble — the one friend on whose advice he always acted in a crisis — *'I am just come away from hearing the bishop's charge, and certainly I am disappointed in the part in which he spoke of us. He said he must allude to a remark- able development, both in matters of discipline and doctrine, in one part of the diocese ; he had had many anonymous letters charging us with Romanism, &c. I must cease the tracts if the bishop says parts are dangerous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bishop Bagot, had been, and still con- tinued to be, a most kind, considerate, and judicious friend, and had, in fact, incurred much odium for dealing so gently with him. In the spring of 1838 Bishop Bagot delivered a charge to the clergy of »See Life of Dr. Pusey, it 64, 67, and 71.
^ U/€ 0/ Bishop S. Wilberforce, i. 132. * Life of Pusey, ii. &j.
86 The Anglican Revival.
the Oxford diocese, in which he expressed some slight disapproval of parts of the Tracts — so slight that the enemies of the... movement were much dis- satisfied. It was quite enough, however, for New- man. He writes at once to Keble — the one friend on whose advice he always acted in a crisis — *'I am just come away from hearing the bishop's charge, and certainly I am disappointed in the part in which he spoke of us. He said he must allude to a remark- able development, both in matters of discipline and doctrine, in one part of the diocese ; he had had many anonymous letters charging us with Romanism, &c. I must cease the tracts if the bishop says parts are dangerous.
What to read after The Anglican Revival?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Henry Overton to read onlineMoreLess
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