This carefully curated selection of John Henry Newman's prose and poetry offers a comprehensive overview of his most enduring and influential works. With its insightful commentary and thorough analysis, it provides a deep and nuanced understanding of Newman's ideas and contributions to English literature and religious thought. Whether you are a student of literature or theology, or simply interested in the cultural history of Victorian England, you will find this book an engaging and enlightening read.

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