John Henry Newman (1848). 51 notes, from the Newman Reader.
- Dedication
- Part 1. Charles Reding
- Chapter 2. A Bore
- Chapter 3. Views in Religion
- Chapter 4. Piscinæ and Candelsticks
- Chapter 5. Mr. Malcolm
- Chapter 6. Breakfast with Bateman
- Chapter 7. Anglican and Romish Churches one?
- Chapter 8. White, Willis, and Miss Boltons
- Chapter 9. Dr. Brownside’s Sermon
- Chapter 10. Questions at a Tutor’s Breakfast
- Chapter 11. Encounter with Willis
- Chapter 12. Long Vacation at Home
- Chapter 13. Willis turns Catholic
- Chapter 14. Creed in Scripture?
- Chapter 15. Lecture on the Articles
- Chapter 16. Freeborn on Faith
- Chapter 17. Tea with Evangelicals
- Chapter 18. Death of Reding’s Father
- Part 2. A Tutor for the Vacation—Mr. Carlton
- Chapter 2. Mr. Vincent’s Visit
- Chapter 3. Visit to Mr. White
- Chapter 4. Discussion of Celibacy with Carlton
- Chapter 5. Discussion continued
- Chapter 6. Progress of Reding’s spiritual Views
- Chapter 7. The Athanasian Creed
- Chapter 8. Doubts on the Articles
- Chapter 9. Vacation ends—Return to Oxford
- Chapter 10. Meeting with the Vice-Principal
- Chapter 11. Studying at Home
- Chapter 12. Doubts revealed to sister Mary
- Chapter 13. Mary’s reaction
- Chapter 14. Reports of Reding’s Conversion
- Chapter 15. Dinner with Bateman
- Chapter 16. News of Willis
- Chapter 17. Questions
- Chapter 18. Willis at Bateman’s
- Chapter 19. Bateman pursues Willis
- Chapter 20. A sympathetic Soul
- Chapter 21. Return for Examination
- Part 3. Taking leave of his Mother
- Chapter 2. Bookshop in Bath
- Chapter 3. Farewell to Oxford
- Chapter 4. Talk of Reding
- Chapter 5. Parting from Carlton
- Chapter 6. Oxford to London—Conversation with a Priest
- Chapter 7. Irvingites and other Visitors
- Chapter 8. Truth Society, Spiritual Elixir
- Chapter 9. Mr. Malcolm
- Chapter 10. The Pashionist Convent
- Chapter 11. Conclusion