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Newman Studies Journal vol 7/1 Spring 2010, National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, pp. 20-28.
HUGHES B.W. Une Source Cachée: Blaise Pascal’s Influence upon John Henry Newman.
Newman Studies Journal vol 7/1 Spring 2010, National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, pp. 29-44.
SHEA M.C., Newman, Perrone, and Möhler on Dogma and History: A Reappraisal of the Newman-Perrone-Paper on Development.
Newman Studies Journal vol 7/1 Spring 2010, National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, pp. 45-55.
AGUZZI St. D., John Henry Newman’s Anglican Views of Judaism.
Newman Studies Journal vol 7/1 Spring 2010, National Institute for Newman Studies, Pittsburgh, PA, pp. 56-72.
CHISNALL P., John Henry Cardinal Newman. A Very English Saint.
Gracewing, Herefordshire 2010, p. 312. revised edition of John Henry Cardinal Newman. A man of courage, conflict and conviction, St. Pauls Publishing, London 2001.
HILL R., Typisch englisch.
Herder Korrespondenz 64 (2010) 3, 132-137.
ROWLANDS M. B., The English Catholic Laity in the Last Years of the Midland District 1803-1840.
Recusant History 29 (May 2009) 3, 381-409.
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BOTTONE A., The Influence of Cicero on Newman’s Idea of a Liberal Education.
Yearbook of the Irish Philosophical Society (2009), ed. C. McDonnell, Irish Philosophical Society, Dublin 2010, pp. 1–14.
MANN St. A. Supremacy and Survival. How Catholics endured the English Reformation.
Scepter Publishers, New York 2010, pp. 167. link to the book’s website