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| Genre/Form: | Blind tooled bindings (Binding) Gold tooled bindings (Binding) Wove papers (Paper) Machine-made papers (Paper) Donors' copies (Provenance) Embossed stamps (Provenance) Shelf marks (Provenance) |
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| Additional Physical Format: | Online version: England, John, 1786-1842. Works of the Right Reverend John England, first bishop of Charleston. Baltimore : John Murphy & Co., 1849 (OCoLC)653876533 |
| Named Person: | John England; John England |
| Material Type: | Internet resource |
| Document Type: | Book, Internet Resource |
| All Authors / Contributors: |
John England; Ignatius Aloysius Reynolds |
| OCLC Number: | 385848 |
| Notes: | Includes indexes. |
| Description: | 5 volumes : portrait ; 24 cm |
| Contents: | Vol. 1 -- Biographical sketches and obituary notices of Bishop England -- Part I. Dogmatic and polemic theology -- 1. An essay on infallibility -- 2. Letters on the judicial office of the Catholic Church: addressed to the Rev. Hugh Smith -- 3. On the vicious circle supposed to be contained in the argument from scripture for church authority -- 4. Letters on the calumnies of J. Blanco White against the Catholic religion: addressed to the Roman Catholics of the U.S. of N. America -- 5. Letters on the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation, and on Protestant errors and variations concerning the holy Eucharist: addressed to the Rev. John Bachman, D.D. -- 6. Explanation of a passage cited from Tertullian, against transubstantiation -- 7. Letters on the doctrine of intention: in reply to a pamphlet by Thomas Waddell -- 8. A letter on certain observations of Rev. Mr. Bedell, respecting transubstantiation and consubstantiation: addressed to a lady. Vol. 2 -- Part I (continued). Dogmatic and polemic theology -- 1. Letters to the Right Rev. Dr. Bowen, on several Catholic doctrines -- 2. Letters in defence of the preceding series, to the editors of the Gospel Messenger -- 3. Letters to the Rev. William Hawley, on several misrepresentations of the Catholic religion -- 4. Controversy on several Catholic doctrines, with the "Mount Zion Missionary" -- 5. On penitential austerities, in reply to Dr. Paley -- 6. Misuse of the term "liberality" -- 7. Letter of O'Connell on liberality -- 8. Letter of Bishop David on the definition of faith -- Part II. History. Influence, political and moral, of the Roman See -- 9. Letters proving the residence and episcopacy of St. Peter in Rome -- 10. Controversy with "one of the people of the south," on the pope's dispensing power -- 11. English ecclesiastical laws and privileges: in reply to a writer in the "Savannah Georgian" -- 12. Controversy with a writer in Washington, on the moral character of several popes -- 13. Letter to Governor Troup, on Georgia, on the papacy and feudalism -- 14. History and doctrines of the Waldenses. Vol. 3 -- Part II (continued). History. Influence, political and moral, of the Roman See -- 1. Letters of Bishop England and Mr. Fuller, on the Roman chancery -- 2. Letters to Forsyth on domestic slavery -- [Part II. History]. Contributions to the ecclesiastical history of America -- 3. On Catholicity in South America: strictures on the North American review -- 4. Communication to the propagation societies of Lyons and Dublin -- 5. History of the Diocess of Charleston -- 6. Memoir of Mother Mary Charles Molony -- [Part II. History]. Historical fragments -- 7. Denmark -- 8. Sweden -- 9. Norway -- 10. Russia -- 11. European Turkey -- 12. The Greek schism -- Part III. Miscellaneous -- 13. Explanation of the ceremonies of the Mass, etc. -- 14. Explanation of the ceremonies of Holy Week, at Rome -- 15. Miraculous cure of Mrs. Ann Mattingly -- 16. Miracles of Prince Hohenlohe -- 17. Letters on certain political measures to Mr. O'Connell. Vol. 4 -- Part III (continued). Miscellaneous -- 1. The republic in danger -- 2. Calumnies against Catholic voters refuted -- 3. Vindication of Judge Gaston -- 4. Catholic schools; Education and insanity; New York school question -- 5. Brief notice of the Jansenist schism -- 6. Remarks on a collision between Mr. Ward and Mr. Poinsett -- 7. Letters from Rome -- 8. Letters on Mr. Willis's misrepresentations -- 9. On certain superstitions imputed to Catholics -- 10. Letter on some misrepresented Catholic tenets, to Chancellor Desaussure -- 11. Ignorance of Catholic tenets -- 12. Remarks on the usurpation of the title "Catholic" -- Part IV. Discourses, pastoral letters, addresses, and orations -- 13. Discourse before Congress -- 14. Discourse at the habiting of an Ursuline nun, with a history of the order, the office for the ceremony of reception, an abstract of the rule of St. Augustine, and the constitution of the Ursuline order -- 15. Discourse on charity, preached in the cathedral of Boston on a national fast-day -- 16. Pastoral letters, on various occasions -- 17. Addresses to conventions within the Diocess of Charleston -- 18. Addresses to the Society of St. John the Baptist -- 19. Letter to charitable citizens of the United States, in behalf of the Catholic congregations which suffered by the great fire in Charleston -- 20. Oration before the Literary and Philosophical Society of Charleston, on the religion of the American Indians -- 21. Essay on the same subject, from the "Southern Review" -- 22. Oration on the character of George Washington, delivered before the Washington light infantry. Vol. 5 -- Part IV (continued). Discourses, pastoral letters, addresses, and orations -- 1. An address before the Literary and Philosophical Society of Charleston, on classical education -- 2. Address before the literary societies of Franklin College, Athens, Ga., on the pleasures of the scholar -- 3. A discourse before the Hibernian Society of Savannah, Ga., on the principal epochs of Irish history, with a sketch of St. Patrick -- 4. Discourse before the Anti-Duelling society of Charleston, on the origin and history of the duel -- 5. An essay on the description of the descent of Æneas into the shades, in the sixth book of the Æneid -- [Part V] General appendix -- 6. Constitution of the Diocess of Charleston -- 7. Documents relating to the schism of the Rev. William Hogan and St. Mary's Church, Philadelphia -- 8. Harold correspondence -- 9. Documents relating to the burning of the Charleston convent, the imposture of Rebecca Reed, the Boston riots, etc. -- 10. Documents relating to Maria Monk's "awful disclosures," and the Hotel-Dieu Hospital, at Montreal -- 11. General index -- 12. Alphabetical index -- 13. Chronological table of contents -- 14. Index to editorial notes. |
| Other Titles: | Bishop England's works |
| Responsibility: | collected and arranged under the advice and direction of his immediate successor, the Right Rev. Ignatius Aloysius Reynolds and printed for him. |
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