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- Bacon, Leonard
- A Good Fight Finished
(Century Magazine, 1883A)
- Writer, preacher and abolitionist.
- Baxter, Richard
- Richard Baxter, by the Hon. William Campbell
(Harper's Monthly, 1876A)
- Protestant/Puritan scholar. Subtitled "Talks, walks and drives in and around Lea Castle, near Kidderminster, England, in the summer of 1872."
- Beecher, Henry Ward
- Beecher at Liverpool, by J.M. Buckley
(Century Magazine, 1889A)
- An American Congregationalist clergyman, social reformer, and speaker, known for his support of the abolition of slavery.
- The Last Manuscript of Henry Ward Beecher, by Henry Ward Beecher
(Century Magazine, 1889A)
- Benson, Dr.
- His Grace the Archibishop of Canterbury, by Dayrell Trelawney
(Windsor Magazine, 1896B)
- This article has a more information about the role of the Archbishop in general and the history of the position than about the individual currently in that position.
- Bliss, Rev. Philip
- Rev. Philip Bliss (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Brooks, Phillips
- Phillips Brooks' Letters to Children/Letters from India
(Century Magazine, 1893B)
- An American Episcopal clergyman and author, long the Rector of Boston's Trinity Church and briefly Bishop of Massachusetts, and particularly remembered as lyricist of the Christmas hymn, "O Little Town of Bethlehem". - Wikipedia
- Browne, Dr. George Forrest
- The Bishop of Bristol, by Sarah A. Tooley
(Lady's Realm, 1901)
- The Right Rev. the Bishop of Bristol, by Rudolph de Cordova
(Sunday Strand, 1902)
- Bryennios, Bishop Philotheos
- Bishop Philotheos Bryennios and the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles, by Edmund A. Grosvenor
(Century Magazine, 1885B)
- The bishop's discovery and translation of a Greek manuscript of the Didache, an ancient text thought to have been written "shortly after the apostolic age."
- Bull, John
- John Bull, D.D. (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Carpenter, William Boyd
- The Lord Bishop of Ripon - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How
(The Strand, 1893A)
- Chandler, George
- Dean of Chichester (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Chesshyre, Rev. William John
- Rev. William John Chesshyre (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Coillard, Rev. Francois
- On the Banks of the Zambesi, by Catherine Winkworth Mackintosh
(Sunday Strand, 1902)
- "The story of the first missionary to the Barotsi," around 1886.
- Creighton, The Right Hon. Rev. Dr. Mandell
- The Right Hon. Rev. Dr. Mandell Creighton - Illustrated Interviews, by Rudolph Cordova
(The Strand, 1899A)
- The Lord Bishop of London.
- Dorner, Isaak August
- The Late Dr. Dorner and the "New Theology," by Newman Smyth
(Century Magazine, 1884B)
- A German Lutheran church leader and theologian.
- Elder, Rev. Edward
- Rev. Edward Elder (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Hale, Edward Everett
- Edward Everett Hale, by William Sloane Kennedy
(Century Magazine, 1885A)
- American author and preacher.
- Hood, Thomas
- Thomas Hood - Punster, Poet, Preacher, by the Rt. Rev. T.U. Dudley, DD
(Harper's Monthly, 1891A)
- Kingsley, Charles
- Charles Kingsley, by Mrs. L.F. Lewis
(Demorest, 1879)
- Author, philanthropist, historian and clergyman.
- Le Grice, Rev. C. Val.
- Rev. C. Val. Le Grice (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Leo XIII, Pope - See Pope Leo XIII, below
- Livingstone, David
- Dr. Livingstone
(Leisure Hour, 1868)
- The Last Journals of David Livingstone
(Harper's Monthly, 1875A)
- Stirring Scenes in Stirring Lives: David Livingstone, by W.G. Blaikie
(Cassell's Family Magazine, 1886)
- Livingstone's Mother and Wife
(Girl's Own Paper, 1888)
- The Heart of Dr. Livingstone
(Century Magazine, 1895B)
- Pictures of a tree in Africa with a memorial to Dr. Livingstone carved into it.
- MacFarlan, Rev. Duncan
- Rev. Duncan MacFarlan (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- MacLagan, William Dalrymple
- Public Men at Work: The Archbishop of York, by Dayrell Trelawney
(Windsor, 1897A)
- MacLaren, Ian
- Ian MacLaren as a Theologian, by T.T. Munger
(Century Magazine, 1897A)
- In the Days of Long Ago, by Ian Maclaren
(Windsor Magazine, 1902A)
- The author reminisces about his childhood.
- Manning, Cardinal
- Cardinal Manning, by C. Kegan Paul
(Century Magazine, 1883B)
- Cardinal Manning - Illustrated Interviews, by Harry How
(The Strand, 1891B)
- Facsimile of the Notes of a Sermon by Cardinal Manning
(The Strand, 1891A)
- Miller, Rev. John
- Rev. John Miller (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Newman, Cardinal John Henry
- John Henry, Cardinal Newman, by C. Kegan Paul
(Century Magazine, 1882B)
- Peacock, George
- George Peacock, Dean of Ely (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Pope Leo XIII
- Pope Leo XIII and His Household, by F. Marion Crawford
(Century Magazine, 1896A)
- A look not only at the Pope's history and household but his home.
- The Old Pope and the New, by William Chauncy Langdon
(Atlantic Monthly, 1878)
- On the election of Pope Leo XIII.
- The Personality of Pope Leo XIII, by Maurice Francis Egan
(Century Magazine, 1888B)
- The Encyclicals of Pope Leo XIII
(Atlantic Monthly, 1894)
- Pusey, Dr. Edward Bouverie
- The Late Dr. Pusey
(Century Magazine, 1883A)
- Edward Bouverie Pusey (1800-882) was an English churchman, for more than fifty years Regius Professor of Hebrew at Christ Church, Oxford. He was one of the leaders of the Oxford Movement. The Oxford Movement was a movement of High Church members of the Church of England which eventually developed into Anglo-Catholicism. The movement, whose original devotees were mostly associated with the University of Oxford, argued for the reinstatement of some older Christian traditions of faith and their inclusion into Anglican liturgy and theology. - Wikipedia
- Rapp, George
- The Late George Rapp and the Harmonists
(Scribners, 1879A)
- Johann Georg Rapp (1757-1847) was the founder of the religious sect called Harmonists, Harmonites, Rappites, or the Harmony Society. Born in Germany, he declared himself a prophet, and in 1803 led his followers to safety in the US. They founded their first commune at Harmony, Pennsylvania, and the Harmony Society was formally organized in 1805. Three more communes/towns were founded and the society prospered until 1906. The Harmonite commune ultimately failed because the policy of celibacy prevented new members from within, and the majority of the outside world had no desire to give up so much to live in a commune. - Wikipedia
- Robertson, Frederick W.
- Frederick W. Robertson
(Century Magazine, 1882A)
- Spurgeon, Charles
- The Late Mr. Spurgeon, by the Rev. H.R. Haweis
(English Illustrated Magazine, 1892A)
- Stanley, Arthur Penrhyn
- Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, by Frederic W.H. Myers
(Century Magazine, 1883A)
- An English churchman and academic, and Dean of Westminster from 1864 to 1881.
- Taylor, Edward Thompson
- Edward Thompson Taylor, by C.A. Bartol and Walt Whitman
(Century Magazine, 1887A)
- "The Boston Bethel Preacher," with a commentary by Walt Whitman on his oratory.
- More Anecdotes of Father Taylor, by John Codman
(Century Magazine, 1888B)
- Todd, Dr. John
- Passages from the Life of Dr. John Todd
(Harper's Monthly, 1876A)
- Townsend, Rev. George
- Rev. George Townsend (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Westcott, Dr. Brooke Foss
- The Bishop of Durham
(Lady's Realm, 1901)
- Williams, Archdeacon
- Archdeacon Williams (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Wilson, Daniel
- The Bishop of Calcutta (obit)
(Gentleman's Magazine, 1859)
- Colonial Bishops (list)
(Illustrated London Almanack, 1866)
- Parties and Preachers of the Church of England
(Harper's Monthly, 1876A)
- Preachers' Autographs
(Windsor Magazine, 1896A)
- Some Clerical Novelists, by Charles Macmillan
(Sunday Strand, 1902)
- Charles Kingsley and several other clerical writers.
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