William George Ward
Also known as
Ward, William George
An English theologian and mathematician. A Roman Catholic convert, his career illustrates the development of religious opinion at a time of crisis in the history of English religious thought (<a href=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_George_Ward>Wikipedia</a>).
Born 1812-03-21
Died 1882-07-06
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Books by William George Ward
Total count: 38
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A few more words in support of No. 90 of the Tracts for the timesJ.G.F. & J. Rivington1841-01-01
A few words in support of no. 90 of the Tracts for the timespartly with reference to Mr. Wilson's letter.J. H. Parker1841-01-01-
A few more words in support of No. 90 of the Tracts for the times.John Henry Parker1841-01-01
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Appendix to A few more words in support of no. 90 of the Tracts for the timesin answer to Mr. Lowe's pamphletJohn Henry Parker1841-01-01
Selections from a work entitled, The ideal of a Christian church, &c. &c. &c.illustrative of its tendency to promote dutifulness to the English church, unity among her members, and charity towards dissentients.James Toovey1844-01-01-
The ideal of a Christian Churchconsidered in comparison with existing practice containing a defence of certain articles in The British critic in reply to remarks on them in Mr. Palmer's 'Narrative'2nd ed.James Toovey1844-01-01
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Saturday, Dec. 14, 1844Mr. Ward of Balliol College called this day on the Vice-Chancellor and presented him in person with the following letterBaxter, Printer1844-01-01
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Mr. Vice-Chancellor, false impressions seem to have gone abroad ...Baxter, printer1844-01-01
The ideal of a Christian Church considered in comparison with existing practicecontaining a defence of certain articles in the British Critic in reply to remarks on them in Mr. Palmer's 'Narrative'2d ed.J. Toovey1844-01-01-
Mr. Vice-ChancellorI entertain so much respect for the authority of the House of Convocation, when acting within its legitimate province, that I think a statement of the reasons which lead me to consider my position in the university morally unaffected by what has passed to-day, is due to you and to all who have been instrumental in promoting the censure voted against meBaxter, printer1845-01-01
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An address to members of Convocation in protest against the proposed statuteJ.T. Toovey1845-01-01
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One word on the actual constitution of the Anglican establishments.n.1850-01-01
Appendix to five lectures on attrition, contrition, and sovereign lovePrivately printed1850-01-01-
The Anglican establishment contrasted in every principle of its constitution with the Church Catholic of every agebeing a second letter to the editor of the "Guardian" : with strictures on the articles in that journal entitled "Anglo-Romanism"Burns and Lambert1850-01-01
Three letters to the editor of the Guardianwith a preliminary paper on the extravagance of certain allegations which imply some similarity between the Anglican establishment and some branch, existing at some period, of the Catholic Church, and a pref., including some criticism of Professor Hussey's lectures on the rise of the papal power.Burns and Lambert1852-01-01-
De obduratorum peccatis mortalibusRobson, Levey et Franklyn1854-01-01
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Appendix to Five lectures on attrition, contrition, and sovereign love[s.n.]1858-01-01
On nature and grace.Printed by G. Barclay1859-01-01
On Nature and Grace: A Theological Treatise, Book I, Philosophical IntroductionBurns and Lambert1860-01-01-
The relation of intellectual power to man's true perfectionconsidered in two essays read before the English Academy of the Catholic ReligionBurns and Lambert1862-01-01
The authority of doctrinal decisions which are not definitions of faithconsidered in a short series of essays reprinted from "The Dublin review."Burns, Lambert, and Oates1866-01-01
A letter to the Rev. Father Ryder on his recent pamphletBurns & Oates1867-01-01
De infallibilitatis extensionetheses quasdam et quaestiones theologorumApud Burns, Oates1869-01-01-
Strictures on Mr. Ffoulkes's letter to Archbishop ManningBurns, Oates1869-01-01
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Mr. Mill's reply to the Dublin reviewBurns & Oates?1873-01-01
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Mr. Mill's denial of freewillDublin Review, April, 1874Burns & Oates?1874-01-01
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Appendix to the article on freewillWyman and Sons, Printers1874-01-01
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Mr. Mill on causationWyman and Sons, printers1877-01-01
The condemnation of Pope Honoriusan essay, republished and newly arranged from the "Dublin review", with a few notes in reply to E.F. Willis, of Cuddesdon Theological CollegeBurns and Oates1879-01-01
Essays on devotional and Scriptural subjectsBurns & Oates1879-01-01-
Essays on the church's doctrinal authority.Burns & Oates1880-01-01
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Mr. Shadworth Hodgson on free willPrinted by Ballantyne, Hanson1880-01-01
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Science, prayer, free will & miraclesBurns & Oates1881-01-01
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The extent of free willAuthor1881-01-01
Science, prayer, free will, [and] miraclesan essay, reprinted from the "Dublin Review" of April, 1867.Ed. 2.Burns1882-01-01
Essays on the Philosophy of TheismK. Paul, Trench1884-01-01-
The ideal of a Christian Church considered in comparison with existing practice, containing a defence of certain articles in the British critic in reply to remarks on them in Mr. Palmer's "Narrative"[2d ed.]AMS Press1977-01-01
Essays On The Philosophy Of Theism V1Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-03-27