Eminent Victorians · Character
Hurrell Froude
Anglican clergyman and early Tractarian movement figure.
minor
Also known as Froude
First appearance: cardinal manning
Hurrell Froude shows up with force in II. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Froude is quoted expressing extreme views against the Reformers, reflecting the radical tone of the Movement.
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In II: Froude is quoted expressing extreme views against the Reformers, reflecting the radical tone of the Movement. Later, in III: Froude is referenced as the elder brother of James Anthony Froude, a disciple at…
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