Essays on religion and literature
By: by various writers ; edited by H.E. Manning.
Contributors: Manning, Henry Edward, 1808-1892.
Publisher: Longman, Green, Longman, Roberts and Green
Published: 1865
Place of publication: London
Subjects: Catholic Church
Table of contents: title: v.1.; title: On the subjects proper to the Academia -- H.E. Manning; title: The action of the church upon art and civilization, shown in the high altar of the Church of Saint Ambrose at Milan, so valuable for its liturgical teachings, and as an example of Anglo-Saxon workmanship -- Daniel Rock; title: On the birhplace of Saint Patrick -- J. Cashel Hoey; title: The position of a Catholic minority in a non-Catholic country -- Frederick Oakeley; title: On Bishop Colenso's Objections to the veracity of holy writ -- Francis Henry Laing; title: The truth of supposed legends and fables -- H.E. Wiseman; title: Christianity in relation to civil society, part I -- Edward Lucas; title: Christianity in relation to civil society, part II.; title: v.2.; title: Inaugural address, sessions 1866-7 -- Archbishop Manning; title: On intellectual power and man's perfection --; title: On the mission and prospects of the Catholic Church in England -- F. Oakeley; title: Christianity in relation to civil society -- Edward Lucas; title: On the philosophy of Christianity -- Albany J. Christie; title: On some events preparatory to the English Reformation -- H.W. Wilberforce; title: On the inspiration of scripture -- Archbishop Manning; title: Church and state -- Edmund Sheridan Purcell; title: Certain sacrificial words used by St. Paul -- Monsignor Patterson.