American essays for the Newman centennial
By: ed. by John K. Ryan and Edmond Darvil Benard.
Contributors: Benard, Edmond Darvil, 1914- joint editor.
Publisher: Catholic Univ. of America Press
Published: 1947
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890; Catholic Church.
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Table of contents: title: "Most consoling intelligence from England ..." by E. D. Benard.; title: Cardinal Newman and America, by Edward Hawks.; title: Newman letters in the Baltimore Cathedral archives, by J. T. Ellis.; title: The psychology of a conversion, by D. J. Saunders.; title: The tone of the centre, by J. J. Reilly.; title: Maker and thinker, by J. K. Ryan.; title: "The salvation of the hearer ..." by E. M. Burke.; title: For the modern reader, by D. M. O'Connell.; title: Newman and modern educational thought, by J. F. Leddy.; title: Newman and the liberal arts, by J. E. Wise.; title: University, actuality or idea? By C. F. Donovan.; title: Newman and papal infallibility, by J. C. Fenton.; title: The beauty ever ancient, ever new, by W. P. Burke.; title: Newman centennial literature: a bibliography (p. [209]-227); title: Biographical notes on contributors.