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IMBERG R., Who, then, was Dr. Newman ? The Man and the Myth,
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VAISS P., Newman’s state of mind on the eve of his Italian tour,
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STRANGE R., Newman at Oxford: Preaching a Living Faith,
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HEDLEY D., Participation in the divine life: Coleridge, the vision of God and the thought of John Henry Newman,
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GAUTHIER P., Richard Hurrell Froude’s influence on Newman and the Oxford Movement,
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GARRARD J., Archbishop Howley and the Oxford Movement,
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ASVELD P., Newman and Wiseman in the days of the Oxford Movement,
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BOUDENS R., Irony and Humor in Newman:
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BOYCE P., Newman: Light amid the encircling gloom:
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