Produced by Emmy, MFR, Carol Brown and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive). Dedicated, with much affection, to our friend Emmy, who "fell off the planet" far too soon. This ebook is dedicated to EMMY friend, colleague, mentor, and role model, who fell off the planet far too soon. HURRELL FROUDE [Illustration: HURRELL FROUDE AS A CHILD _From an unfinished portrait by William Brockedon, A.R.A._] HURRELL FROUDE MEMORANDA AND COMMENTS BY LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY WITH SEVEN ILLUSTRATIONS METHUEN & CO. 36 ESSEX STREET W.C. LONDON _First Published in 1904_ CARI COMMILITIS ACTA HONORI ET NOMINI J·H·N· IN PACE CONTENTS PART I PAGE PREFACE xi SOME MEMORANDA OF HIS LIFE AND OF HIS IDEALS 1 PART II SOME REPRINTED COMMENTS ON HIM AND ON HIS RELATION TO THE OXFORD MOVEMENT 231 INDEX 411 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS PAGE HURRELL FROUDE AS A CHILD _Frontispiece_ _From a Photograph by F. Hollyer_ FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE FROM A LETTER OF HURRELL FROUDE TO HIS FRIEND GEORGE DUDLEY RYDER, ESQ. (AFTERWARDS REV.), 1832 xxii DARTINGTON PARSONAGE 5 COMMON-ROOM GROUP 75 FAC-SIMILE LETTER 160 ORIEL COLLEGE 175 _From a Photograph by H. W. Taunt and Co._ DARTINGTON OLD CHURCH, AND HURRELL FROUDE’S BURIAL-PLACE 202 PREFACE THE epistolary matter in the first section of this volume is drawn from material already in print: chiefly from Part I. of _The Remains of the Reverend Richard Hurrell Froude, M.A., Fellow of Oriel_, published by the Rivingtons in 1838, and, incidentally, from _John Henry Newman: Letters and Correspondence to 1845_, published by the Longmans in 1890: from one notable work, that is to say, which is wholly forgotten, and from another yet recent, of great and unique interest, which has not yet won its full public appreciation. For the unrestricted use of the desired extracts from these books, the Editor’s grateful thanks are due equally to the representatives of the elder branch of the Froude family, and to Cardinal Newman’s literary executor.