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S. F. Wood and an Early Theory of Development in the Oxford Movement

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 September 2015

James Pereiro
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Extract

Around the main actors in the drama of the Oxford Movement there was a supporting cast of secondary figures which have remained in relative darkness; the increasing glow of attention focused on the central characters, Newman in particular, appears to have relegated them even further into obscurity. Samuel Francis Wood belonged to this group of people, and he is perhaps the most attractive of the personalities among them: loyal, generous, warm, affectionate towards his friends and passionate in the promotion of the causes he espoused. He was destined to be on most intimate terms of friendship with both Newman and Manning, acting as a bridge—together with the Wilberforces—between these two extraordinary personalities.

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Research Article
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British Catholic History , Volume 20 , Issue 4 , October 1991 , pp. 524 - 553
Copyright
Copyright © Catholic Record Society 1973

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Notes

1 For biographical details about Samuel F. Wood and his family see: Fosters, Peerage; the Dictionary of National Biography·, Lockhart, J. G., Viscount Halifax, (London, 1935)Google Scholar; Foster, J., Alumni Oxoniensis, (Nendeln/Liechtensttein, 1968), Vol II, p. 160.Google Scholar

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3 LD, III, p. 20

4 LD, III, p. 48

5 P, I, P. 91

6 Ibidem, p. 218–219

7 Appendix IV, Fol. 447

8 Ibidem, Fol. 446

9 Appendix I, Fol. 439

10 Ibidem

11 Ibidem

12 Ibidem, Fol. 440

13 Ibidem.

14 Ibidem

15 Appendix III, Fol. IV

16 Appendix II, Fol. 442

17 Appendix III, Fol. 2R–2V

18 Appendix II, Fol. 442

19 Ibidem

20 Appendix I, Fol. 441

21 Appendix III, Fol. 2R

22 Appendix IV, Fol. 446

23 Appendix II, Fol. 442

24 Appendix III, Fol. 2R

25 Appendix II, Fol. 442

26 Appendix I, Fol. 440

27 Appendix II, Fol. 443

28 Ibidem

29 Ibidem

30 Appendix I, Fol. 441

31 Appendix III, Fol. IR

32 Ibidem

33 Appendix II, Fol. 444

34 Ibidem

35 Appendix I, Fol. 441

36 Ibidem

37 Appendix II, Fol. 442

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42 Appendix II, Fol. 442

43 Appendix IV, Fol. 446

44 LD, V, p. 210

45 Ibidem, p. 218

46 Ibidem, p. 225

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48 Ibidem

49 Ibidem

50 Ibidem, Fol. 447

51 Ibidem

52 Ibidem, Fol. 448

53 Appendix III, Fol. 2V

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55 Ibidem, Fol. 448–449

56 Ibidem, Fol. 449

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60 Ibidem

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