Apologia pro Vita Sua
John Henry Newman
edited by Wilfrid Ward
Revised March, 2002—NR.
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Contents
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| Introduction (Ward) | v. | |
Mr. Kingsley and Dr. Newman—A Correspondence |
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| "What, then, does Dr. Newman mean?"—Kingsley's Reply | 25. | |
Apologia pro Vita Sua |
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| 1. | Mr. Kingsley's Method of Disputation | 69. |
| 2. | True Mode of meeting Mr. Kingsley | 87. |
| 3. | History of my Religious Opinions up to 1833 | 105. |
| 4. | History of my Religious Opinions from 1833 to 1839 | 139. |
| 5. | History of my Religious Opinions from 1839 to 1841 | 191. |
| 6. | History of my Religious Opinions from 1841 to 1845 | |
| Section 1. | 245. | |
| Section 2. | 287. | |
| 7. | General Answer to Mr. Kingsley | 331. |
| Appendix 1: Answer in Detail to Mr. Kingsley's Accusations | 375. | |
| Appendix 2 (1913). Matter Peculiar to the 1865 Edition | 479. | |
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Links
Life of Cardinal Newman, Chapter 20 [covers the period in which this book was written—NR]
Apologia (1865 edition)
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Reading Note
{xxxi} THE differences between the text of the Apologia pro Vita sua of 1864 and the History of my Religious Opinions of 1865, so far as the two books overlap, are shown in pp. 87-477 of this edition, in the following way:
Words or passages in the 1864 book which were cancelled in 1865 are enclosed in square brackets [ ].
Words or passages first inserted in the 1865 book are enclosed in angular brackets < >.
Words or passages of the 1864 book, not simply deleted, but replaced by other words in 1865, are left untouched in the text, but the alteration is shown in a footnote, preceded by the number of the line where the difference occurs, the 1864 version being given first, followed by the 1865, thus (on p. 264):
24 made to eat] forced to recognize
[Line numbers have been replaced with footnote numbers—NR.]
The 1864 text can therefore be constructed by omitting all words enclosed in < >, by including all words in [ ], and by ignoring the footnotes.
The 1865 text can be constructed by omitting all words enclosed in [ ], by including all words in < >, and by reference to the footnotes.
A few differences between two copies of the 1864 book (one probably, though not ascertainably, representing the original pamphlets, and the other the pamphlets revised for reissue in book-form) are also shown in the footnotes; and by the courtesy of the Newman Trustees, and of Messrs. Longmans, Green & Co., some other interesting variations, subsequent to 1870, are given.
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Title Page
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OXFORD EDITION NEWMAN'S THE TWO VERSIONS OF 1864 & 1865 PRECEDED BY NEWMAN'S AND KINGSLEY'S PAMPHLETS WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY
HENRY FROWDE 1913 |
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