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The Oxford movement was a group of nineteenth century theologians within the church of England, most of whom were based at the University of Oxford. Radical in their time, they produced tracts (AKA tractarians) outlining their beliefs and steered the church towards Anglo Catholicism. Several of their group became catholics. Much of the ritual seen in the church of England can be traced to this movement.
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When was The Oxford Revue created?
The Oxford Revue was created in 1952.
What is in Oxford circus?
Nothing. Oxford Circus is a road junction in central London with Oxford Street running east/west and Regent Street running north/south.
How much money did The Oxford Murders gross worldwide?
The Oxford Murders grossed $19,510,009 worldwide.
What prison was mean machine filmed in?
HM Prison Oxford which has since been closed and converted into the Mal Maison Oxford
Where was inspector Morse filmed?
Oxford
What has the author Desmond Morse-Boycott written?
Desmond Morse-Boycott has written: 'They shine like stars' -- subject(s): Oxford movement 'Fields of yesterday' 'The Secret story of the Oxford Movement' -- subject(s): Oxford movement 'How the Oxford movement began' -- subject(s): Oxford movement
What has the author G Wakeling written?
G. Wakeling has written: 'The Oxford church movement' -- subject(s): Oxford movement
What are the names of the founders of the Oxford movement in 1830?
Newman
What has the author Elva McAllaster written?
Elva McAllaster has written: 'The Oxford movement and Victorian poetry' -- subject(s): Oxford movement, History and criticism, English poetry
What has the author J Jordan written?
J. Jordan has written: 'The crisis come' -- subject(s): Oxford movement, Tracts for the times (University of Oxford) 'A second appeal to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Oxford on the divinity of the tract writers' -- subject(s): Oxford movement, Tracts for the times (University of Oxford), Church of England
What has the author Desmond Lionel Morse-Boycott written?
Desmond Lionel Morse-Boycott has written: 'A golden legend of the slums' 'They shine like stars' -- subject(s): Church of England, History, Oxford movement 'The secret story of the Oxford movement' -- subject(s): Oxford movement 'Ten years in a London slum' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Poor, Social conditions
What has the author G C Faber written?
G. C. Faber has written: 'Oxford apostles' -- subject(s): Oxford movement, Biography, Church of England
What has the author Edmund Arbuthnott Knox written?
Edmund Arbuthnott Knox has written: 'John Bunyan in relation to his times' 'John Bunyan in relation to his times' -- subject(s): Church and state 'Pastors and teachers' -- subject(s): Catechisms, Religious education 'Reminiscences of an octogenarian, 1847-1934' 'The Tractarian Movement, 1833-1845' -- subject(s): Oxford movement 'Reminiscences of an octogenarian, 1847-1934' 'The Tractarian Movement, 1833-1845' -- subject(s): Oxford movement 'The tractarian movement, 1833-1845' -- subject(s): Oxford movement
What has the author Lawrence N Crumb written?
Lawrence N. Crumb has written: 'The Oxford movement and its leaders, a bibliography of secondary and lesser primary sources' -- subject(s): Anglican Communion, Bibliography, Church of England, History, Oxford movement
What has the author Richard Roy Greene written?
Richard Roy Greene has written: 'John Henry Newman's theology of doctrinal development in reference to the Oxford Movement, 1833-1843' -- subject(s): Development of Doctrine, Doctrine, Development of, Oxford movement
What has the author E A Varley written?
E. A. Varley has written: 'The last of the prince bishops' -- subject(s): Oxford movement
What has the author John R Griffin written?
John R. Griffin has written: 'A historical commentary on the major Catholic works of Cardinal Newman' -- subject(s): Apologetic works, Apologetics, Catholic Church, Doctrines, History, History and criticism 'The Oxford movement' -- subject(s): Church of England, Oxford movement
