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The silent revolution and the making of Victorian England

Title: The silent revolution and the making of Victorian England / Herbert Schlossberg.
Author: Schlossberg, Herbert.
Publication: Columbus : Ohio State University Press, ©2000.

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Description

x, 405 pages : illustrations; 25 cm

Subject

Genre/Form

Church history.
History.

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references (p. 315-393) and index.

Contents

Introduction: The Victorian Period in the Minds of Its Successors 1 -- I Georgian Slide: Decadence in Eighteenth-Century England 13 -- II First Bounce: Eighteenth-Century Origins of the Revival 28 -- III Odyssey of the Anglican Evangelicals 47 -- IV Oxford and the Search for the Ancient Catholic Vision 79 -- V School, Church, and Society: Dr. Arnold's Quest for Renewal 104 -- VI Recovery of Belief and the Rejection of Establishment: Dissent 120 -- VII Prophets: Coleridge, Carlyle, and the Secular Influence of Religion 135 -- VIII What Shall Be Done About the Condition of England? 156 -- IX What Accord Hath Christ with Belial? Christians and Atheists Together 186 -- X Conversion of English Culture 204 -- XI Conversion of English Morality and Mode of Life 229 -- XII Conversion of English Institutions 251 -- XIII A New Nation for a New Queen 286.

ISBN

0814208436
9780814208434
0814250467
9780814250464

LCCN

99056104

OCLC

ocm42733636
42733636
SCSB-14103298

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library