Selections from the Prose Writings of John Henry Cardinal Newman / For the Use of Schools
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CARDINAL NEWMAN.
MAYNARD'S ENGLISH CLASSIC SERIES.—SPECIAL NUMBER
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS
NEW YORK
CHARLES E. MERRILL CO.
Copyright, 1906, by MAYNARD, MERRILL, & CO.
It has come to be universally admitted that Cardinal Newman fulfills his own definition of a great author: One whose aim is to give forth what he has within him; and from his very earnestness it happens that whatever be the splendor of his diction, or the harmony of his periods, he has with him the charm of an incommunicable simplicity.
John Henry Newman
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CONTENTS
SAUL
EARLY YEARS OF DAVID
BASIL AND GREGORY
AUGUSTINE AND THE VANDALS
CHRYSOSTOM
THE TARTAR AND THE TURK
THE TURK AND THE SARACEN
THE PAST AND PRESENT OF THE OTTOMANS
WHAT IS A UNIVERSITY?
UNIVERSITY LIFE: ATHENS
SUPPLY AND DEMAND: THE SCHOOLMEN
THE STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS OF UNIVERSITIES: ABELARD
POETRY ACCORDING TO ARISTOTLE
THE INFINITUDE OF THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTES
CHRIST UPON THE WATERS
THE SECOND SPRING
ST. PAUL'S CHARACTERISTIC GIFT