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Lightfoot of Durham - Memories and Appreciations

English · Paperback / Softback

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Originally published in 1932, this book presents a series of memories and appreciations of the Bishop of Durham John Barber Lightfoot (1828-89).

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Preface; Introduction; 1. Early days, Cambridge, and St Paul's; 2. Consecration as Bishop; Part I. At Auckland Castle: 3. Sons of the house; 4. A stranger's impressions; 5. Personal recollections; 6. Saint Peter's day; Part II. In the Diocese: 7. The Bishop in the diocese; 8. The Bishop and his clergy; 9. The Bishop's thank-offering; 10. Closing days; Part III. In the Learned World: 11. The scholar still at work; 12. The theological influence of Bishop Lightfoot. By the Dean of Wells; 13. Bishop Lightfoot's place as a historian. By the Bishop of Gloucester; 14. The Lightfoot scholarships for ecclesiastical history. By Professor J. P. Whitney; Part IV. Epilogue: 15. Sermon by Bishop Eden; Appendix A. Letters to a chaplain; Appendix B. The Auckland brotherhood; Appendix C. Dr Lightfoot's literary publications; Index.

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Originally published in 1932, this book presents a series of memories and appreciations of the renowned theologian and Bishop of Durham John Barber Lightfoot (1828–89). The text is ordered chronologically and follows a broadly biographical structure, with numerous observations from those who knew Lightfoot being held together by an editorial narrative.

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