The second part of a 5-volume edition of Newman's hitherto unpublished sermons. It contains 58 sermons, half of which date from 1824-1826 when Newman was a curate at St Clement's, Oxford, and was Evangelical in his beliefs. Editorial comment clarifies their history and theological content. Blehl's compendium makes a sound scholarly addition to the admirable on-going task of making all of Newman's sermons available in modern editions ... The Blehl volume exposes the reader to both the inspired and the pedestrian, the brilliant and the incomplete from Newman's pen ... Blehl's volume will edify the specialist.