Hawker and Hawkerism in Cornwall A biographical portrait
A sympathetic sketch of Mr Hawker, his Morwenstow parish, and his role in the Tractarian movement. Dr Lee’s joint life outlines Hawker’s Oxford ties, his clerical vocation, though marked by strong opposition to liberal trends, and his harsh view of Wesleyanism.
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More and Fisher
Laud
Charles
Sancroft
William of Orange
Tillotson
Burnet
Reversal of Hawker’s Catholic Departure Sparks Debate
The article discusses Rev. Hawker known for his harsh judgments and a recent uproar over his reception into the Roman Catholic Church at death. It notes the tension between memory, mercy, and public reaction as readers assess the clergyman’s final religious choice.
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Memorials of the Late Rev Robert Stephen Hawker
The volume presents memorial writings about the clergyman Robert Stephen Hawker, compiled by Frederick Grokny Lex. It notes Hawker’s ecclesiastical life, public persona, and influence, reflecting on his charms, controversies, and enduring legacy within 19th century religious circles.
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Robert Stephen Hawker
Amua
Frederick Grokny Lex
D.C.L
Chatto and Windus
Memoirs of the Rev Charles G Finney Autobiography Review
The memoir by Finney details his American revival labours with brief England accounts and includes contentious personal anecdotes. The reviewer praises his earnestness but criticizes intrusive case details about contemporary individuals and a minister at St Ives.
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