Description |
xiii, 220 pages ; 23 cm |
Note |
First published in 1932. |
Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages 207-220. |
Contents |
Preface: Particularly for Sceptics and Anglo-Catholics -- Part I. Controversial Fiction -- Tales for the times: Early Anglo-Catholic fiction -- The evangelical onslaught -- Anglo-Catholicism versus democracy -- Disraeli: "Young England" in religion -- Newman and novelist -- The achievement of the 'Forties -- Part II. In Mid-Victorian England -- New hostility -- Charles Kingsley: Liberal antagonist -- Charlotte Mary Yonge, and the novel of domestic manners -- The crusade against intellect, lower levels -- The portrait by Trollope -- Part III. The Rise of Ritualism -- Transition: Esthetic and social -- The new sensationalism -- Joseph Henry Shothouse, Quaker-Catholic -- The development of method - A summary. |
Subject |
English fiction -- 19th century -- History and criticism.
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English fiction. |
Chronological Term |
19th century |
Subject |
Oxford movement.
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Oxford movement. |
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