Nicholas Patrick Wiseman papers, 1848-1910.

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Nicholas Patrick Wiseman papers, 1848-1910.

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This collection includes Wiseman's correspondence, consisting mostly of letters to unidentified correspondents. The collection also includes published letters, such as pastoral letters. It contains handwritten documents and manuscripts such as "MS Preface to Complete Works of St. John of the Cross" and a manuscript in Italian. One of the documents relates to the publication of a Catholic newspaper, possibly The Dublin Review, and the Oxford Movement. Also in the collection is a scrapbook compiled by Wiseman entitled "Extracts from the Press on the Establishment of the Hierarchy in England." This scrapbook contains articles which reflect the unpopularity the English Protestant press felt towards the new Archdiocese of Westminster. Almost all of the articles are from approximately 1850 but one final article is about the Archdiocese of Westminster's Diamond Jubilee in 1910.

1.3 cubic ft. (1 half-size legal archives box and 1 oversize box)

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Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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Flugschriften des Fruhen 16 Jahrhunderts

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John, of the Cross, Saint, 1542-1591

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Catholic Church. Archdiocese of Westminster (London, England)

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Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick, 1802-1865

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Cardinal, priest and Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster; Syrian scholar. From the description of Nicholas Wiseman letter to Henry Edward Manning, 1857 April 27. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 76968867 Nicholas Patrick Cardinal Wiseman was born on August 2, 1802 in Ireland. As a young man he studied in Rome and was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in 1825. In 1835 he moved from Europe to England and began to encourage the revival of English Catholicism. I...