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The Tracts for the Times, 1833-1841

From Appendix in: H. P. Liddon, Life of Edward Bouverie Pusey. Vol. III. London: Longman, Green, 1894, pp. 473-480.

VOLUME I

Tract
1833.

I
Sept. 9.
Thoughts on the Ministerial Commission. 4 pp. Ad Clerum [J. H. Newman].

II
Sept. 9.
The Catholic Church. 4 pp. [J. H. Newman].

III
Sept. 9.
Thoughts respectfully addressed to the Clergy on alterations in the Liturgy. The Burial Service. The Principle of Unity. 8 pp. [J. H. Newman].

IV
Sept. 21.
Adherence to the Apostolical Succession the safest course. On Alterations in the Prayer-book. 8 pp., Ad Populum. [J. Keble].

V
Oct. 18.
A short address to his Brethren on the Nature and Constitution of the Church of Christ, and of the Branch of it established in England. By a Layman. 15. pp. [J. W. Bowden].

VI
Oct. 29.
The Present Obligation of Primitive Practice. A sin of the Church. 4 pp., Ad Populum. [J. H. Newman].

VII
Oct. 29.
The Episcopal Church Apostolical. 4 pp. [J. H. Newman].

VIII
Oct. 31.
The Gospel a Law of Liberty. Church Reform. 4 pp. [J. H. Newman].

IX
Oct. 31.
On Shortening the Church Services. Sunday Lessons. 4 pp., Ad Populum. [R. H. Froude].

X
Nov. 4.
Heads of a Week-Day Lecture, delivered to a Country Congregation. 6 pp. [J. H. Newman].

XI
Nov. 11.
The Visible Church. Letters I and II. 8 pp., Ad Scholas. [J. H. Newman].

XII
Dec. 4.
Richard Nelson. No. 1 Bishops, Priests, and Deacons. 16 pp. [Thos. Keble].

XIII
Dec. 5.
Sunday Lessons. The Principle of Selection. 11 pp., Ad Populum. [J. Keble].

XIV
Dec. 12.
The Ember Days. 7 pp., Ad Populum. [Alfred Menzies].

XV
Dec. 13.
On the Apostolical Succession in the English Church. 11 pp. [W. Palmer, revised and completed by J. H. Newman].

XVI
Dec. 17.
Advent. 8 pp., Ad Populum. [B. Harrison].

XVII
Dec. 20.
The Ministerial Commission: A Trust from Christ for the Benefit of His People. 7 pp., Ad Populum. [B. Harrison].

XVIII
Dec. 21.
Thoughts on the Benefits of the System of Fasting enjoined by our Church. 28 pp. [E. B. Pusey].

XIX
Dec. 23.
On arguing concerning the Apostolical Succession. On Reluctance to confess the Apostolical Succession. 4 pp. [J. H. Newman].

XX
Dec. 24.
The Visible Church. Letter III. 4 pp., Ad Scholas. [J. H. Newman].

1834.

XXI
Jan. 1.
Mortification of the Flesh a Scripture duty. 4 pp., Ad Populum. [J. H. Newman].

XXII
Jan. 6.
Richard Nelson. No. II. The Athanasian Creed. 18 pp. [Thos. Keble].

XXIII
Jan. 6.
The Faith and Obedience of Churchmen the strength of the Church. 4 pp. [A. P. Perceval].

XXIV
Jan. 25.
The Scripture View of the Apostolical Commission. 11 pp., Ad Populum. [B. Harrison].

XXV
Jan. 25.
The great Necessity and Advantage of Public Prayer (extracted from Bishop Beveridge's Sermon on the subject). 8 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

XXVI
Feb. 2.
The Necessity and Advantage of Frequent Communion (extracted from Bishop Beveridge's Sermon on the subject). 23 pp. A reprint.

XXVII
Feb. 24.
The History of Popish Transubstantiation (by John Cosin, Bishop of Durham). 16 pp. A reprint.

XXVIII
Mar. 25.
The same, concluded. 24 pp.

XXIX
Mar. 25.
Christian Liberty, or, Why should we belong to the Church of England? By a Layman. 11 pp., Ad Populum. [J. W. Bowden].

XXX
Mar. 25.
The same, continued. 8 pp., Ad Populum. [J. W. Bowden].

XXXI
Apr. 25.
The Reformed Church. 4 pp., Ad Clerum. [J. H. Newman].

XXXII
Apr. 25.
The Standing Ordinances of Religion. 8 pp., Ad Clerum. [C. P. Eden].

XXXIII
May 1.
Primitive Episcopacy. 7 pp., Ad Scholas. [J. H. Newman].

XXXIV
May 1.
Rites and Customs of the Church. 8 pp., Ad Scholas. [J. H. Newman].

XXXV
May 8.
The People's Interest in their Minister's Commission. 4 pp., Ad Populum. [A. P. Perceval].

XXXVI
June 11
Account of Religious Sects at present existing in England. 7 pp., Ad Populum. [A. P. Perceval].

XXXVII
June 24.
Bishop Wilson's Form of Excommunication. 8 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

XXXVIII
July 25.
Via Media. No. I. 12 pp., Ad Scholas. [J. H. Newman].

XXXIX
July 25.
Bishop Wilson's Form of Receiving Penitents. 4 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

XL
July 25.
Richard Nelson. No. III. On Baptism. 15 pp., Ad Populum. [John Keble].

XLI
Aug. 24.
Via Media. No. II. 12 pp., Ad Scholas. [J. H. Newman].

XLII
Aug. 24.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. I, Sunday. 15 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

XLIII
Sept. 21.
Richard Nelson. No. IV. Length of the Public Service. 16 pp., Ad Populum. [Thos. Keble].

XLIV
Sept. 29.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. II, Monday. 4 pp. (2nd ed. 8 pp.), Ad Populum. A reprint.

XLV
Oct. 18.
The Grounds of our Faith. 6 pp., Ad Clerum. [J. H. Newman].

XLVI
Oct. 28.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. III, Tuesday. 4 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

XLVII
Nov. 1.
The Visible Church. Letter IV. 4 pp., Ad Clerum. [J. H. Newman].

VOLUME II

XLVIII
Nov. 30.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. IV, Wednesday. 4 pp. (2nd ed. 10 pp.), Ad Populum. A reprint.

XLIX
Dec. 25.
The Kingdom of Heaven. 12 pp., Ad Clerum. [B. Harrison].

L
Dec. 26.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. IV, Wednesday (continued). 4 pp. (2nd ed. 7 pp.), Ad Populum. A reprint.

1835.

LI
Jan. 6.
On Dissent without reason in Conscience. 16 pp., Ad Populum. [R. F. Wilson].

LII
Undated.
Sermons for Saints' Days and Holidays. No. 1, St. Matthias. 8 pp., Ad Clerum. [J. Keble].

LIII
Feb. 24.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. V, Thursday. 4 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

LIV
Feb. 2.
Sermons for Saints' Days and Holidays. No. II, The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 12 pp., Ad Populum. [J. Keble].

LV
Mar. 25.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. V, Thursday (continued). 8 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

LVI
Mar. 25.
Holy Days observed in the English Church. 7 pp., Ad Populum. [J. W. Bowden].

LVII
Mar. 25.
Sermons for Saints' Days and Holidays. No. III, St. Mark's Day. 15 pp., Ad Populum. [J. Keble].

LVIII
April 19.
On the Church as viewed by Faith and by the World. 7 pp., Ad Populum. [J. W. Bowden].

LIX
April 25.
The position of the Church of Christ in England, relatively to the State and the Nation. 8 pp., Ad Clerum. [R. H. Froude].

LX
Mar. 25.
Sermons for Saints' Days and Holidays. No. IV, St. Philip and St. James. 12 pp., Ad Populum. [J. Keble].

LXI
May 1.
The Catholic Church a Witness against Illiberality. 4 pp., Ad Clerum. [A. Buller].

LXII
May 1.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. V, Thursday (continued). 8 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

LXIII
May 1.
The Antiquity of the existing Liturgies. 16 pp., Ad Clerum. [R. H. Froude].

LXIV
June 11.
Bishop Bull on the Ancient Liturgies. 4 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint.

LXV
June 29.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. VI, Friday (abridged). 4 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint. After the first edition, No. 65 is a tract of 32 pages, containing the unabridged form of Bishop Wilson's Med iations for Friday and Saturday. See No. 70.

LXVI
July 25.
On the Benefits of the System of Fasting prescribed by our Church. Supplement to Tract 18. 16 pp., Ad Clerum. [E. B. Pusey].

LXVII
Aug. 24.
Scriptural Views of Holy Baptism. pp. 1-48, Ad Clerum. For a description of the later editions of this tract, see [Liddon's Life of E. B. Pusey] vol. i. pp. 352-354. [E. B. Pusey].

LXVIII
Sept. 29.
Scriptural views of Holy Baptism (continued). pp. 49-104, Ad Clerum. [E. B. Pusey].

LXIX
Oct. 18.
Scriptural Views of Holy Baptism (concluded). pp. 105-208, Ad Clerum. [E. B. Pusey].

LXX
Oct. 28.
Bishop Wilson's Meditations on his Sacred Office. No. VII, Saturday (abridged). 4 pp., Ad Populum. A reprint. After the first edition, the unabridged form of Bishop Wilson's Meditations for Saturday is printed as par t of No. 65; and the 'Notes to the Scriptural Views of Holy Baptism' (Tracts 67, 68 and 69), pp. 209-295 [E. B. Pusey], are reckoned as No. 70.

1836.

VOLUME III

LXXI
Jan. 1.
On the Controversy with the Romanists (No. I, Against Romanism), 35 pp., Ad Clerum. [J. H. Newman].

LXXII
Jan. 6.
Archbishop Ussher on Prayers for the Dead (No. II, Against Romanism). 60 pp. A reprint.

LXXIII
Feb. 2.
On the Introduction of Rationalistic Principles into Religion. 56 pp., Ad Scholas. [J. H. Newman].

LXXIV
Apr. 25.
Catena Patrum. No. I. Testimony of Writers in the later English Church to the doctrine of the Apostolical Succession. 56 pp., Ad Populum. Printed also simultaneously as the Appendix to E. B. Pusey's 'Earnest Remonstr ance to the Author of "The Pope's Letter," &c.' See Tract 77. [J. H. Newman, (sometimes attributed to B. Harrison)].

LXXV
June 24.
On the Roman Breviary as embodying the substance of the Devotional Services of the Church Catholic. 148 pp. (2nd ed. 207 pp.), Ad Clerum. [J. H. Newman].

LXXVI
Sept. 29.
Catena Patrum. No. II. Testimony of Writers in the later English Church to the doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration. 56 pp. [J. H. Newman].

LXXVII
Nov. 1.
An Earnest Remonstrance to the Author of 'The Pope's Letter.' 35 pp. A reprint. First issued on April 25, 1836. [E. B. Pusey].

1837.

VOLUME IV

LXXVIII
Feb. 2.
Catena Patrum. No. III. Testimony of Writers in the later English Church to the duty of maintaining, Quod semper, quod ubique, quod ab omnibus traditum est. 118 pp., Ad Populum. [H. E. Manning and C. Marriott].

LXXIX
Mar. 25.
On Purgatory (Against Romanism, No. III). 61 pp., Ad Clerum. [J. H. Newman].

LXXX
Undated.
On Reserve in communicating Religious Knowledge, Parts I-III, 82 pp. [I. Williams].

LXXXI
Nov. 1.
Catena Patrum. No. IV. Testimony of Writers in the later English Church to the doctrine of the Eucharistic Sacrifice. with an historical account of the changes in the Liturgy as to the expression of that doctrine. 415 pp. ( 2nd ed. 424 pp.). [E. B. Pusey].

LXXXII
Nov. 1.
The Preface, Title-Page, and Contents to Volume IV. The Preface includes 'Letter to a Magazine on the subject of Dr. Pusey's Tract on Baptism.' 42 pp. [J. H. Newman].

1838.

VOLUME V

LXXXIII
June 29.
Advent Sermons on Antichrist. 54 pp. [J. H. Newman].

LXXXIV
Aug. 24.
Whether a Clergyman of the Church of England be now bound to have Morning and Evening Prayers daily in his Parish Church. 45 pp. [Thos. Keble, conclusion from p. 35 by G. Prevost].

LXXXV
Sept. 21
Letters on the Scripture proof of the Doctrines of the Church. Part I. 115 pp. [J. H. Newman].

1839.

LXXXVI
Mar. 25.
Indications of a superintending Providence in the preservation of the Prayer-book and in the changes which it has undergone. 100 pp. [I. Williams].

1840.

LXXXVII
Feb. 2.
On Reserve in communicating Religious Knowledge (conclusion). 144 pp., Ad Clerum. [I. Williams].

LXXXVIII.
Mar. 25.
The Greek Devotions of Bishop Andrews, translated and arranged. 96 pp. [J. H. Newman].

END OF VOLUME V.

LXXXIX.
Undated
On the Mysticism attributed to the Early Fathers of the Church. 186 pp. [J. Keble].

1841.

XC.
Jan. 25.
Remarks on certain passages in the Thirty-nine Articles. 83 pp. [J. H. Newman].

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