Froude, Richard Hurrell

Froude, Richard Hurrell
(1803–36)
   Devotional Writer.
   Froude was educated at the University of Oxford where he came under the influence of John Henry newman and John keble. After his early death from tuberculosis, his Remains was published, edited by Newman, and caused a storm of protest. He was extremely negative about the Protestant Reformers, he was devoted to the notion of celibacy and keen on strict ascetic practices. This was all foreign to mainstream Anglican opinion in the early nineteenth century and was a foretaste of the scandal that was to erupt with Newman’s later defection to Rome.
   P. Brendon, Hurrell Froude and the Oxford Movement (1974);
   G.C. Faber, Oxford Apostles: A Character Study of the Oxford Movement (1933).

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