A second appeal to the Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford, on the divinity of the tract writers, more particularly with reference to their views of subscription to the thirty-nine articles, as maintained by Mr. Keble, in his case of Catholic subscription considered | lit.salon
A second appeal to the Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford, on the divinity of the tract writers, more particularly with reference to their views of subscription to the thirty-nine articles, as maintained by Mr. Keble, in his case of Catholic subscription considered