The Oxford Movement 0 2
The Oxford Movement 0 2
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But the ring of these early Tracts was something very different fromanything of the kind yet known in England. They were clear, brief, sternappeals to conscience and reason, sparing of words, utterly withoutrhetoric, intense in purpose. They were like the short, sharp, rapidutterances of men in pain and danger and pressing emergency. The firstone gave the keynote of the series. Mr. Newman "had out of his own headbegun the Tracts": he wrote the opening one in a mood which he hashimself described.... He was in the "exultation of health restored and homeregained": he felt, he says, an "exuberant and joyous energy which henever had before or since"; "his health and strength had come back tohim with such a rebound" that some of his friends did not know him. "Ihad the consciousness that I was employed in that work which I had beendreaming about, and which I felt to be so momentous and inspiring. I hada supreme confidence in our cause; we were upholding that primitiveChristianity which was delivered for all time by the early teachers ofthe Church, and which was registered and attested in the Anglicanformularies and by the Anglican divines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the ring of these early Tracts was something very different fromanything of the kind yet known in England. They were clear, brief, sternappeals to conscience and reason, sparing of words, utterly withoutrhetoric, intense in purpose. They were like the short, sharp, rapidutterances of men in pain and danger and pressing emergency. The firstone gave the keynote of the series. Mr. Newman "had out of his own headbegun the Tracts": he wrote the opening one in a mood which he hashimself described.... He was in the "exultation of health restored and homeregained": he felt, he says, an "exuberant and joyous energy which henever had before or since"; "his health and strength had come back tohim with such a rebound" that some of his friends did not know him. "Ihad the consciousness that I was employed in that work which I had beendreaming about, and which I felt to be so momentous and inspiring. I hada supreme confidence in our cause; we were upholding that primitiveChristianity which was delivered for all time by the early teachers ofthe Church, and which was registered and attested in the Anglicanformularies and by the Anglican divines.
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