Littérature contemporaine

Gisborne (Thomas). An Enquiry into the Daties of Men in the Higher Rank and

Middle Classes of Society in Great Britain, l"-" éd., 1797; 2'' éd., 2 vol., 1795 très peu théologique; utilisable pour la connaissance de l'état de la société. WiLBEHFORCE (William). A Practical View of the prevailing religious system of

professed Christians in the higher and middle classes in this country, contrasted

with Real Christianity , 1797, 15" éd., 1824.

Peut être considéré comme le manifeste du parti : a provoqué toute une polémique entre théologiens. Voir notamment :

Daubeny (Charles). A Guide io the Church, in several discourses, ta which are added, Two Postscripts, the First, to those Members of the Church, luho occasionnally fréquent other places of publie worship; the second, to the Clergy. Addressed lo William. Wilberforce, Esq. M. P., 1798. High Church.

HiLL (Sir Richard). An Apology for Brolhcrly Love and for the Doctrines of the Church of England, in a séries of leltcrs to the Révérend Charles Daubeny, 1798. Evangélique.

OvERTON (John). The True Churchman Ascertained; or an Apology for those of the Regular Clergy of the Establishment who are sometimes called Evangelical

Ministers 1801.

Évangélique.

Daubeny (Rev. Charles). Vindicbe Ecclesix Anglicanx; in which some of the false reasonings, incorrect slalcnu'ul.s, and palpable misrepresentations in a l'ublicalion entitled Tin- Tnir rjnirchiunn Ascertained ; by John Ovcrlon, A. fî., are pointed oui, ISOi!.

High Church.

[Bean (Rev. James)]. Zeal wilhoul Innovation; or, the Présent State of Religion and Morals considered, 1808.

Critique, sur un ton modéré, du parti évangélique.

Marsh (Herbert). An Inquiry into the conséquences of neglecting to give the Prayer-Book ivith the Bible, inlerspersed loilh remarks on some laie speeches at Cambridge and other important matler relative to the British and Foreign Bible Society, 1812.

Otter (Rev. "William). A Vindication of Churchmen who become members of the

British and Foreign Bible Society, in a letter to a friend at Cambridge; being an

answer to Dr. Marsh' s pamphlet upon that subject, 1812. MiLNER (Rev. I.). Strictures on some of the publications of the Rev. Herbert

Marsh, D. D., intended as a reply to his objections against the British and Foreign

Bible Society, 1813.