Of Newman, whom he had met at Oxford, Bunsen says:—

“This morning I have had two hours at breakfast with Newman. O! it

is sad,—he and his friends are truly intellectual people, but they

have lost their ground, going exactly _my way_, but stopping short

in the middle. It is too late. There has been an amicable change

of ideas and a Christian understanding. Yesterday he preached a

beautiful sermon. A new period of life begins for me; may God’s

blessing be upon it!”

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