This is Volume 2 of ⿿The Via Media Of The Anglican Church,⿝ a compilation of lectures, letters, and tracts written by John Henry Newman between 1830 and 1841. This collection provides a detailed examination of the concept of the 'Via Media,' or middle way, which Newman and others associated with the Oxford Movement sought to articulate for the Anglican Church.

Newman⿿s writings explore the theological and historical foundations of Anglicanism, aiming to position it as a distinct yet authentically Catholic expression of Christianity. The texts delve into the controversies and debates of the time, offering insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the Church of England. This volume offers valuable primary source material for understanding the development of Anglican theology and the intellectual currents of the 19th century.

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