The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold, D. D., Late Head-master of Rugby School, and Reguis Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford

Arthur Penrhyn Stanley

D. Appleton, 1846 - 490 pagina's

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CHAPTER I	25

LETTERS	26

1	30

Election at Oriel Fellows of Oriel Marriage and settlement at Laleham For	39

To J T Coleridge Esq Choice of a profession	55

To the same Death of his Brother Domestic life and interests at Laleham	61

To W W Hull Esq Niebuhr Pupils	65

TO J T Coleridge Esq Description of Fox	67

To A H Clough Esq Oxford Scenery	313

To Sir T Pasley Bart Defeat of the London University Herman Meri vale Eton Railway	314

Bishops	315

To C J Vaughan Esq Congratulations on success at Cambridge	318

To Dr Greenhill Sermons on Prophecy Weather	319

To Mr Justice Coleridge First Volume of Roman HistoryAristocracy London University Rugby	320

To the Bishop of Norwich Reasons for retiring from the London University	321

To T F Ellis Esq Advice for visiting Rome	322

To Rev J Tucker Election at Rugby	71

CHAPTER III	77

To Rev F C Blackstone Want of leisure Defects in existing books	108

CHAPTER IV	128

To Mrs Buckland Visit to the Isle of Wight Fox How Winchester	138

LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE AUGUST 1828 TO AUGUST 1830	156

To the Parent of a pupil holding Unitarian opinions	162

To F Hartwell Esq Interest in school	168

CHAPTER VI	174

To J T Coleridge Esq Want of sympathy Public affairs False reports of his proselytizing his pupils Conservatism	177

To Susannah Arnold Public affairs Duty of the Clergy State of the lower orders Record Newspaper	179

To Rev Julius Hare	180

To Rev H Massingbird Literal Party and Reform	181

To Chevalier Bunsen Deash of Niebuhr Italy First news of the French Revolution Interview with Niebuhr Church Reform and Reform Bill Dread of ...	182

To John Ward Esq Englishmans Register Aristocracy Reform Bill National debt Monopolies Corn Laws Political excitement	184

To Susannah Arnold Liberal Conservatives	185

To W W Hull Esq Englishmans Register Thucydides	186

To W Tooke Esq Refusal of an offer of preferment Useful Knowledge Society Cottage Evenings	187

To Mrs Fletcher On the death of her son	188

To the Archbishop of Dublin The same Pestilences	189

To W W Hull Esq Contrast of private happiness with public distress Cholera Work on the Evidences	190

To Rev J C Hare Philological Museum Religion and FollTeKN	191

To W W Hull Esq Essay on Interpretation of Scripture Right use of the Second Commandment	192

To the same On the death of a child	193

To the same On the same	194

TO J T Coleridge Esq Rydal Newspapers Sheffield Courant School Composition	195

To Rev G Cornish Rugby Life Penny Magazine	196

To J Ward Esq Domestic Life Intercourse with poor Useful Know ledge Society	197

To the Archbishop of Dublin Wish for a Commentary on the Bible 19	199

To J T Coleridge Esq Family Sickness Friendship	201

To Mr Justice Coleridge South of France Spanish manners Coleridges	207

To Rev Augustus Hare Pamphlet Not latitudinarian	221

To Rev F C Blackstone Fixing of views Mountain scenery School	227

To Rev J C Hare On the death of Augustus Hare	228

To W W Hull Esq Abstract of his work on the Identity of Church and State	229

To Rev J C Hare Declaration for the admission of Dissenters to the Uni versities Unitarians Petition against the Jew Bill	230

To W Empson Esq Irish Establishment Colleges and halls	231

To Rev Dr Longley Fulse hopes of reaction School Pupils in West moreland	232

To a former landlord Advice under painful illness Forgiveness of injuries	233

To Mrs Delafield On her 77th birthday	234

To an old pupil A ? Right use of University distinctions Reserve	236

To H Highton Esq Rugby Magazine	237

To Rev J Hearn New Poor Law Name of Christ	238

To Rev J C Hare Plan of a theological review	239

To Rev F C Blackstone Influence over pupils Church government	241

To C J Vaughan Esq Interest in old pupils Advice to learn German Advice for reading	243

To A P Stanley Esq Oxford Popular and liberal principles Tory re action	244

To the Archbishop of Dublin Origin of Civilization Influence of Greek philosophy Odium	245

To an old pupil a Value of veneration Calumnies	246

To Sir T S Pasley Bart Comparative advantages of private and public ed ucation	247

To H Strickland Esq Advice for a tour in Asia Minor	248

To Mr Justice Coleridge Calumnies Example of Burnet Aristophanes Pindar Homer Pupils Oxford and the London University	249

To Rev Dr Hawkins Heads of houses and convocation Clergy and Dis senters	250

To H Hatch Esq Consumption	252

To Mr Justice Coleridge Separation from friends	253

To C J Vaughan Esq Hatch Intercourse with poor Phædo of Plato Livy	254

To J P Gell Esq Interest in former pupils	255

To A P Stanley Esq Hatch Pupils	256

CHAPTER VIII	258

To Mr Justice Coleridge Acceptance of a Fellowship in the London Uni versity Idea of a Church	265

To Rev Dr Hawkins The same Idea of an Establishment	266

To Rev F C Blackstone Irvingism Miraculous gifts True develope ment of Christianity	267

To W Empson Esq Party feeling Ireland	268

To Chevalier Bunsen Roman History Niebuhr Etruscan and Oscan languages Pastoral Epistles	269

To Mr Justice Coleridge Interest in school Southey Coleridge	270

To J C Vaughan Esq Congratulations on success at Camhridge	271

To an old Pupil B Failure in successes at Oxford Hampden controversy	272

To W W Hull Esq Hampden controversy	273

To W W Hull Esq Petition against the Jew Bill Ireland	274

To the Archbishop of Dublin Wish to circulate Church of England 6C Tracts Church authority Jew Bill Pamphlet on Roman Catholic Claims	275

To Sir T S Pasley Bart Reality	276

To the Archbishop of Dublin The Jew Bill Ireland Pastoral Epistles Idolatry and Unitarianism Wish for the Chair of Theology at Oxford Love for R...	277

To A P Stanley Esq Fanaticism Oxford Tracts	279

To the Earl of Howe Authorship of the Edinburgh Review	280

To the same On the same	281

To Rev Dr Hawkins Marriage Act	282

To Rev J Hearn Rest Family circle Conservatism	283

To Mr Justice Coleridge Fox How Mountains Latin verse Teaching Shakspeare to Greeks Barante	284

To A P Stanley Esq Oxford in autumn 1 Utilitarianism Faith and reason	285

To Sir T S Pasley Bart Administration of the Sacraments	286

To Dr Greenhill Supposed dangers of study of Medicine	287

To W W Hull Esq Coleridges Literary Remains	288

To W C Lake Esq Germany Excess in division of labour Institutes of Gaius Edition of St Pauls Epistles Priesthood	289

To Rev Dr Hawkins Illness Death of his aunt Church and Priesthood	290

To J C Platt Esq New Poor Law Reactions	291

To Mr Justice Coleridge English divines Pilgrims Progress	292

To Sir T S Pasley Bart Christianity and the Church Succession	293

To J C Platt Esq Church rates Impartiality in religious matters	294

To Mr Justice Coleridge Fox How in winter Plan of Roman History Study and practice of Law Medicine Oxford	295

To Rev G Cornish Fox How Oxford Corpus	296

To Rev J Hearn Consent of antiquity Eucharist	297

To W W Hull Esq Grammars	298

To Crabbe Robinson Esq London University Degree in Arts Unitari ans Examiners	299

To Sir S T Pasley Bart Oxford Abbotts Way to do Good Duke of Wellingtons Dispatches Weather	300

To an old Pupil c Religious duty of cultivating the intellect	301

To Bishop Otter London University Charter Different plans	302

To Rev H Hill Thucydides Rome Ordination	304

To C J Vaughan Esq Roman History Professions	305

To Dr Greenhill Homæopathy Magnetism Study and practice of law and medicine	306

To Rev T Penrose Peace Contrast of parish and school	307

To W Empson Esq London UniversityDegrees in Arts	308

TO J C Platt Esq Newspapers Tour in France Security of English aristocracy	309

+ To Rev T J Ormerod The two Antichrists	310

To the Rev Dr Hawkins London and Oxford Sanderson Fox How	311

To Chevalier Bunsen Archbishop of Cologne Church and State Rothe	312

To Rev Dr Hawkins Oxford Examinations Physical science Frondes Remains	323

To Rev W K Hamilton Wordsworths Greek Grammar Skepticism Bunsen	324

To the Earl of Burlington Retirement from the London University	325

CHAPTER IX	326

LETTERS	327

To Rev J Hearn Rest of parish contrasted with anxiety of sehool Bun sen State of lower orders Egyptian discoveries	330

To Chevalier Bunsen Church and State Eucharist	331

To Rev Dr Hawkins Wish to remove suspicion of heterodoxy	333

To J C Platt Esq Chartism New Poor Law	334

To A P Stanley Esq Restoration of deacons	335

To J P Gell Esq Appointment to College in Van Diemens Land	336

To James Stephen Esq Advantage of uniting the office of a clergyman with that of a teacher	337

To J P Gell Esq On the death of his brother	338

To Sir T S Pasley Bart Chartism Reality of politics Confirmations	339

To an old Pupil E Unitarianism Priestley	340

To Rev G Cornish Childishness of boys Oxford commemoration of 1839	341

To J L Hoskyns Esq Reading for ordination	344

To T Burbidge Esq	347

To Chevalier Bunsen On the doctrine of the Eucharist	348

To H Balston Esq Liveliness necessary for a schoolmaster	349

To an old Pupil D Ordination Difficulties in subscription Deacons	350

On Church Endowments	351

To Rev J Hearn Westmoreland Aurora Borealis Taylors Ancient Christianity Early Church	353

To Thomas Carlyle Esq State of the poor	354

To J Marshall Esq Englishmans Register Political creed Economists Kings supremacy Christian Church Dissent Historical Reforms Aristocracy Politic...	355

To Sir T S Pasley Bart Difficulties of Scripture Colonization Daniel	357

To Archdeacon Hare NiebuhrColeridge Thirlwalls Greece	358

To Mr Justice Coleridge Formation of his opinions Prophecy	359

To Sir Culling E Smith Bart Anonymous writing in newspapers	360

To Rev H Fox Call to a Missionary life	361

To the same On the same	362

To Chevalier Bunsen Berne Roman History Privilege question	363

To W W Hull Esq War with China	364

To the same	365

To Howell Lloyd Esq On the study of Welsh	366

To the same	367

To J P Gell Esq Van Diemens Land Sacred names 307	368

To Rev Herbert Hill Importance of Mathematics	369

To Chevalier Bunsen Rugby Life Second Volume of Roman History SubscriptionDeacons State services	370

To the same On the accession of the King of Prussia Refusal of the Wardenship of Manchester	371

To an old Pupil B Danger of Oxford Society Tour in Italy	372

To the Rev H Balston Consumption Responsibility of school	373

To Chevalier Bunsen Russia War Fox How _Want of leisure	374

ists Second Volume of Roman History	376

To W S Karr Esq Sanscrit Football matches	377

To Rev H Balston Guernsey	378

To the same The School Consumption	379

To the same Dangers not to be sought	380

To an old Pupil H Importance of good men engaged in business	381

To an old Pupil 6 Ordination	383

Education of Girls Agreement with Pearsons definition of the Church Fourth Volume of Sermons	384

To W Balston Esq On the death of his Son H Balston	385

To Rev T J Ormerod Fox How Southey Wordsworth	386

To Chevalier Bunsen Third Volume of Roman History Hannibal and Nelson War Oxford school	387

To Rev A P Stanley Modern Greece Tour in Italy Oxford	388

To J P Gell Esq Van Diemens Land Rugby Life Public affairs	389

To Sir J Franklin Bart Difficulties of education in Van Diemens Land	391

To the same	392

To Rev T Penrose Provident and Masonic Clubs	393

To Mr Justice Coleridge Fourth Volume of Sermons Differences of opin ion Rugby Aristotle	394

To Mr Justice Coleridge Dissent	396

To Rev J Hearn Fever at Rugby Return of Mr Tucker	397

To the same	398

To the same Farewell on his return to India	399

CHAPTER X	400

LETTERS	401

To Rev Dr Hawkins Acceptance of Professorship of Modern History	402

To Sir T S Pasley Bart Bishoprick of Jerusalem Christian ministry	404

controversy Lamennais	405

To an old Pupil Roman Catholics and Oxford School	406

To Mr Justice Coleridge Oxford School Bishop Selwyn	407

Inaugural lecture Introductory lectures Intentions for the future Course on English History Terminal lectures on Biography	408

To Rev Dr Hawkins Influence of Jews Church and State	414

To Rev R Thorpe Oxford School	415

To Rev Dr Hawkins Offer to resign the Professorship	416

To Mr Justice Coleridge Intentions for the Professorship	417

To Rev H Hill Stay in Oxford	418

To Mr Justice Coleridge Stay in Oxford	419

To Chevalier Bunsen Basque language Carthagena	420

To Rev Dr Hawkins Terminal lecture Carlyles visit	421

Last days Diary Occupations Farewell sermon Last evening Death Conclusion	422

APPENDIX A Prayers written for various occasions at Rugby School	438

APPENDIX B 1	445

Travelling Journals	446

Contrast of English and Italian peasantry	448

TOUR TO ROME THROUGH FRANCE AND ITALY 1827	449

View from the Capitol Arch of Titus	450

Monte Mario	451

Evils of residence abroad	452

Good influence of Italian clergy on wills	458

TOUR IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE	465

Pantheon St Stephano Rotondo Martyrs	474

Naples	475

Pompeii	476

Banks of Metaurus	477

Classical inscriptions	478

Modena Political freedom	479

Swiss nation	480

Farewell to France	481

Arrival at Fox How	482

Contrast of St Jean de Luz and Mola di Gaeta	483

Prospects for England	484

List of WORKS	485

INDEX	487

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Titel	The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold, D. D., Late Head-master of Rugby School, and Reguis Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford
Auteur	Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
Editie	2
Uitgever	D. Appleton, 1846
Oorspronkelijk uit	Harvard University
Gedigitaliseerd	12 jan 2007
Lengte	490 pagina's

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