Certain Difficulties Felt by Anglicans in Catholic Teaching, Volume I

Twelve lectures Newman gave in 1850 in London, addressed to those drawn toward the Catholic Church but held back by difficulties. The first seven answer the claim that the Church of England is the Church of the nation and show where the Oxford Movement of 1833 was led. The last five meet the objections drawn from the social and religious state of Catholic countries, differences among Catholics, heretical bodies and ecclesiastical history.