CONTENTS.

CHAPTER VIII.

LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE-SEPTEMBER 1835-

NOVEMBER 1838.

(1.) Contest with the Oxford school of theology.-Change

of feeling towards the High Church party.-Oxford school.

-Hampden controversy.-Article in the Edinburgh Re-

view.-(2.) Contest in the London University.-Endea-

vour to alter the Examination in Arts.-Failure.-Retire-

ment from the Senate

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LETTERS.

115. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Acceptance of a Fellowship

in the London University.-Idea of a Church

116. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. The same.-Idea of an Esta-

117. To Rev. F. C. Blackstone.-Irvingism.-Miraculous

gifts. True development of Christianity

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118. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Conservatism and Toryism 19

119. To W. Empson, Esq. Party feeling.-Ireland .

120. To Chevalier Bunsen. Roman History.-Niebuhr.-

Etruscan and Oscan languages.-Pastoral Epistles

121. To J. C. Platt, Esq. Lieber on Education.-London

University." Religion and politics."-Roman His-

tory.

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122. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Interest in school.-
Southey. Coleridge

123. *To C. J. Vaughan, Esq. Congratulations on success

at Cambridge

124. To an old Pupil (B). Failure in successes at Oxford.

-Hampden controversy

125. To W. W. Hull, Esq. Hampden controversy

126. To the same. The same

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128. To W. W. Hull, Esq. Petition against the Jew Bill.

-Ireland.

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127. To Rev. J. Hearn. Youth and old age.-Dr. Hamp--
den and the Reformers

129. To the Archbishop of Dublin. Wish to circulate
"Church of England Tracts."-Church authority.-
Jew Bill.-Pamphlet on Roman Catholic Claims

130. To Sir T. S. Pasley, Bart. Reality.

131. *To Dr. Greenhill. Medicine.-Physical science
132. To the Archbishop of Dublin. The Jew Bill.—Ire-
land.-Pastoral Epistles.-Idolatry and Unitarianism.
-Wish for the Chair of Theology at Oxford.-Love

for Rugby.

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133. *To A. P. Stanley, Esq. Fanaticism.-Oxford Tracts. 40

134. To Mrs. Buckland. Visit to the Isle of Wight.-Fox

136. To Sir J. Franklin, Bart.—Colonial Society.-Convicts.

138. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Fox How.-Mountains.-

Latin verse.-Teaching Shakspeare to Greeks.—

Barante

139. *To A. P. Stanley, Esq. Oxford in autumn.—Utili-

tarianism.—Faith and reason

140. To Sir T. Pasley, Bart. Administration of the Sacra-

ments

141. *To Dr. Greenhill. Supposed dangers of study of

142. To W. W. Hull, Esq. Coleridge's Literary Remains .

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143. To the Archbishop of Dublin. Neutrality.-Rest.-
Celtic languages.

144. *To. W. C. Lake, Esq. Germany.-Excess in division
of labour.-Institutes of Gaius.-Edition of St.
Paul's Epistles.-Priesthood

145. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Illness.-Death of his aunt.-

Church and Priesthood

146. To J. C. Platt, Esq. New Poor Law.-Reactions

147. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. English divines.-Pilgrim's

Progress

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148. To Sir T. Pasley, Bart. Christianity and the Church.

-Succession

149. To. J. C. Platt, Esq. Church rates.-"Impartiality” in

religious matters

150. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Fox How in winter. — Plan

of Roman History.-Study and practice of Law.~

Medicine.- Oxford

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151. To Rev. G. Cornish. Fox How.-Oxford.-Corpus.

152. To Rev. J. Hearn. Consent of antiquity.-Eucharist. 74

153. To W. W. Hull, Esq. Grammars

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154. To Crabbe Robinson, Esq. London University.-De-

gree in Arts.-Unitarians.- Examiners.

155. To Sir T. Pasley, Bart. Oxford.-Abbott's “ Way to

do Good." - Duke of Wellington's Dispatches.-

Weather

156. To an old Pupil (c). Religious duty of cultivating the

intellect

157. To Bishop Otter. London University.—Charter.

158. To Rev. H. Hill. Thucydides.-Rome.-Ordination. 88

159. *To C. J. Vaughan, Esq. Roman History.-Profes-

sions.

160. To Rev. J. Hearn. Parties and individuals

161. *To Dr. Greenhill. Homœopathy. Magnetism.—

Study and practice of law and medicine

162. To W. Empson, Esq.

163. To Rev. T. Penrose.

school

London University

Peace.-Contrast of parish and

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164. To W. Empson, Esq. London University.-Degrees

165. To J. C. Platt, Esq. Newspapers.-Tour in France.

-Security of English aristocracy

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166. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Legends in Roman History.

-Charter of London University

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167. +To Rev. T. J. Ormerod. The two Antichrists

168. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. Legends in Roman History 100

169. To the Rev. Dr. Hawkins. London and Oxford.-

170. To Chevalier Bunsen. Archbishop of Cologne.-Church
and State. Rothe

171. To A. H. Clough, Esq. Oxford Scenery

172. To Sir T. Pasley, Bart. Defeat at the London Univer-

sity. Herman Merivale.-Eton.--Railway

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173. To the Bishop of Norwich. Difficulties in London
University. Respect for Bishops

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Congratulations on success

Vivâ voce examination

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177. To the Earl of Burlington.

178. *To Dr. Greenhill. Sermons on Prophecy.-Weather 118

179. To Mr. Justice Coleridge. First Volume of Roman

History. Aristocracy. London University. -

Rugby

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180. To the Bishop of Norwich. Reasons for retiring from

181. To an old Pupil (D).

182. To T. F. Ellis, Esq. Advice for visiting Rome. 124

183. To Rev. Dr. Hawkins. Oxford Examinations.-Phy-

sical science.-Froud's Remains

184. +To Rev. W. K. Hamilton. Wordsworth's Greek

Grammar.-Scepticism.-Bunsen .

185. To the Earl of Burlington. Retirement from the Lon-

don University

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