Loss and Gain: The Story of a Convert

Name: Loss and Gain: The Story of a Convert
Author: John Henry Newman

John Henry Newman

Newman's novel of 1848, written three years after his own conversion. Charles Reding, an Oxford undergraduate, moves through the parties of Anglicanism and the theological arguments of the day to the Catholic Church, at a cost of friends and prospects. The book is a comedy of university life and a study of how a mind comes to believe.

Source: 50 chapters: Newman Reader page numbers, navigation and its editorial remarks are dropped; Newman's own notes are kept as footnotes. Chapters are untitled in the book and numbered within each of its three parts. Raw page text in sources/en-US-originals/.