The Works of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley (32 vols.)
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Overview
The Works of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley contains 32 works by and about this revered 1864–1881 dean of Westminster Abbey. The collection compiles his three-volume work on the history of the Jewish faith, his commentary on Paul’s Epistles to the Corinthians, dozens of sermons and lectures, his memorials of Westminster Abbey and Canterbury Cathedral, his genre-defining biography of Thomas Arnold, and much more. Also included in this amazing collection is Rowland E. Prothero’s two-volume biography of Stanley, which contains hundreds of letters to and from his friends and family, the former including Queen Victoria and John Colenso. Over 11,000 pages make up this packed collection!
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Key Features
- 11,000+ pages from Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
- Dozens of sermons, lectures, addresses, and more
- Rowland E. Prothero’s two-volume Life and Correspondence of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
Product Details
- Title: The Works of Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
- Author: Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
- Volumes: 32
- Pages: 11,316
Partially includedAbout Arthur Penrhyn Stanley
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley (1815–1881), born in Cheshire and educated at Rugby School under Thomas Arnold, was ordained in 1839, the same year he was elected a fellow of University College. For ten years he tutored at the college, and he published several works that sealed his reputation as a gifted literary writer and preacher. In 1851, Stanley was appointed to a canonry in Canterbury Cathedral; he published a popular work on its history. At the close of 1856, Stanley was appointed Regius professor of ecclesiastical history at Oxford; then, in 1863, he was appointed dean of Westminster Abbey. A prolific writer, Stanley wrote dozens of books and was an avid letter writer from a very young age.