Title: Ideas and beliefs of the Victorians; an historic revaluation of the Victorian Age.
Authors: British Broadcasting Corporation
Publisher: Sylvan Press
Year: 1949
Subjects: Great Britain History; Great Britain Civilization.; Great Britain Civilization
Contents: Foreword / Harman Grisewood -- Introducing the ideas and beliefs of the Victorians / G.M. Trevelyan, Bertrand Russell, Lord David Cecil, Christopher Dawson -- Origins and development of the idea of progress / John Bowle, Basil Willey -- Macaulay and the sense of optimism / G. M. Trevelyan -- 1851 and the visibility of progress / E. L. Woodward -- 1851 -- a new age, a new style / John Summerson -- The mood of doubt / Humphry House -- Fabian socialism / H. J. Laski -- Herbert Spenser -- progress and freedom / Frederick Copleston, S.J. -- The evangelical discipline / Canon Charles Smyth -- Evangelicalism of the nonconformists / Gordon Rupp -- The Tractarian movement, church revival and reform / Alec Vidler -- The Tractarians' successors: the influence of the contemporary mood / T.M. Parker -- Newman and Roman Catholicism / Monsignor Ronald Knox -- The new morality / H. g. Nicholas -- The Victorian attitude to evil and personal responsibility / D. M. MacKinnon --^