The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold: D. D., Late Head-master of Rugby School, and Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, Volume 1

Arthur Penrhyn Stanley

Appleton, 1845 - 516 pages

Contents

• EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION: 13
• To Rev G Cornish Tour in Italy Contrast of lower orders in England: 14
• To Rev G Cornish School French Revolution of 1830 Guizot Niebuhr: 19
• To Rev J Tucker Pain at having given offence by opinions on inspiration 59: 20
• To Rev H Massingberd Liberal Party and Reform: 25
• CHAPTER II: 26
• To Augustus Hare Esq Rome Bunsen Guesses at Truth Bohemia 63: 27
• To the Archbishop of Dublin Failure of Englishmans Register 182: 32
• To Rev F C Blackstone Irvingism Gift of tongues Coming of the: 36
• To the same: 42
• TO J T Coleridge Esq Choice of a profession: 44
• To J Ward Esq Domestic Life Intercourse with poor: 48
• Page: 49
• To Rev G Cornish Interest in India Pupils Religious state: 50
• To Rev Augustus Hare Pamphlet Not latitudinarian: 69
• To W W Hull Esq Health Contession Faith Uncertainty of Life: 75
• To H Balston Esq a Advice on Composition: 81
• To Rev Dr Longley Fifth Form Number of the School Schoolgrammar: 94
• To an old pupil X Value of veneration Calumnies: 100
• 307 310 310: 102
• To the Rev F C Blackstone Want of leisure Defects in existing books: 107
• To Mr Justice Coleridge Rugby in the holidays Rugby Magazine: 114
• and medicine 312 312 313 314 Page: 117
• GENERAL LIFE AT RUGBY: 119
• To Chevalier Bunsen Roman History Niebuhr: 120
• To W W Hull Esq Petition against the Jew Bill Ireland: 128
• To Mrs Buckland Visit to the Isle of Wight Fox How Winchester: 134
• To Sir T Pasley Bart Administration of the Sacraments: 140
• To W C Lake Esq Germany Excess in division of labour Institutes of Gaius Edition of St Pauls Epistles Priesthoud: 144
• To Rev Dr Hawking Inexs Death of his aunt Church and Priesthood 294: 146
• To Mr Justice Coleridge English divines Pilgrims Progress: 147
• To Sir T Pasley Bart Christianity and the Church Succession: 148
• Claims: 149
• To Mr Justice Coleridge Fox How in winter Plan of Roman History Study and practice of Law Medicine Oxford: 150
• To Rev G Cornish Fox How Oxford Corpus 301: 151
• T Rev J Hearn Consent of antiquity Encharist: 152
• To W W Hull Esq Grammars: 153
• To Crabbe Robinson Esq London University Degree in Arts Unita 304: 154
• To Sir T Pasley Bart Oxford Abboits Way to do Good Duke of Wellingtons Despatches Weather: 155
• To an old Pupil c Religious duty of cultivating the intellect: 156
• To Bisbop Oiter London University Charter Different plans: 157
• To Rev H Hill Thucydides Rome Ordination: 158
• To C J Vaughan Esq Roman History Professions: 159
• To Rev J Hearn Parties and individuals: 160
• To W Empson Esq London University 163 To Rev T Penrose Peace Contrast of parish and school: 163
• To W Empson Esq London University Degrees in Arts: 164
• To J C Platt Esq Newspapers Tour in France Security of English aristocracy: 165
• Legends in Roman History Charter of London University: 166
• To Rev T J Ormerod The two Antichrists: 167
• To Mr Justice Coleridge Legends in Roman History: 168
• To the Rev Dr Hawking London and Oxford Sanderson Fox: 169
• To Chevalier Buosep Archbishop of Cologne Church and State Rothe 319: 171
• To Sir T Pusley Bart Defeat at the London University Herman Meri: 172
• To the Bishup of Norwich Difficulties in London University Respect: 173
• To Rev J E Tyler The same Kings College: 174
• To an old Pupil D Oxford Tbeology: 175
• To C J Vaughan Esq Congratulations on success at Cambridge 326: 177
• To Dr Greenbill Sermons on Prophecy Weather: 178
• To Mr Justice Coleridge First Volume of Roman History Aristocracy London University Rugby: 179
• sity: 180
• To an old Pupil D Athanasian creed: 181
• To T F Ellis Esq Advice for visiting Rome: 182
• To Rev Dr Hawkins Oxford Examinations Physical Science Froudes: 183
• tTo Rev w K Hamilion Wordsworths Greek Grammar Skepticism Bunsen: 184
• To the Earl of Burlington Retiremeni from the London University: 185
• To Rev J Hearn Rest of parish contrasted with anxiety of school: 186
• TOJ T Coleridge Esq Family sickness Friendship: 188
• To J P Gell Esq Appointment to College in Van Diemene Land 345: 193
• 348: 199
• Fears for the Church Establishment Pamphlet on the Principles of Church: 204
• T0 J L Hoskyns Esq Reading for ordination: 205
• To W Smith Esq Unitarians In what sense Christians: 211
• To the same On the same: 224
• To Howel Lloyd Esq On the study of Welsh: 230
• To Chevalier Bunsen Rugby Life Second Volume of Roman History: 238
• To a person distressed by skeptical doubts: 252
• To Rev J Tucker Aristotles Politics Prophecy Daniei English: 260
• To Rev Dr Hawkins Influence of Jews Church and State: 286
• 316: 316
• 332: 332
• CHAPTER IX: 334
• Desire for peace and for positive truths Lecture on the divisions of know ledge Two Serraons on Prophecy Second edition of Thucydides Attempt t...: 338
• To Rev F C Blackstone Professorship: 343
• To the same: 385
• To W S Kurr Esq Sanscrit Football matches: 391
• To an old Pupil G Ordination: 398
• T0 Rev A P Stanley Modern Greece Tour in Italy Oxford: 404
• To Mr Justice Coleridge Dissent: 410
• CHAPTER X: 416
• To Rev T Will Popery and Protestantism: 423
• To Rev R Thorpe Oxford School: 432
• To Chevalier Bunsen Basque language Carthagena: 438
• APPENDIX: 456
• Travelling Journals: 465
• The Mediterranean: 475
• VI TOUR IN SCOTLAND 1831: 482
• TOUR TO ROME AND NAPLES THROUGH FRANCE AND ITALY 1840: 489
• Pantheon S Stephano Rotondo Martyrs: 498
• Swiss nation: 504
• Translation of the Bible into French: 508
• To Rev W K Hunilton Music Flowers Keble: 512

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Bibliographic information

• Title: The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold: D. D., Late Head-master of Rugby School, and Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, Volume 1
• Author: Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
• Publisher: Appleton, 1845
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: Jan 11, 2007
• Length: 516 pages