This volume collects the personal correspondence of John Henry Newman, a prominent 19th-century Anglican theologian who later converted to Catholicism and became a cardinal. The letters give insight into Newman's intellectual and spiritual struggles as well as his relationships with friends and colleagues. The volume is supplemented with an introduction by editor Anne Mozley and a brief autobiography written by Newman himself.

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