John Henry Newman (1801-1890) was not a political figure in the modern sense. He understood the world primarily as a historical theologian. His life spanned a transformative era in British history, and his opinions, fairly interpreted as old-fashioned Tory or Traditionalist, were shaped by his deep suspicion of secular progress. From the 1830s the BritishContinue reading “Newman’s Politics”
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