Apologia Pro Vita Sua, Vol. 1: A Reprint of the First Edition (1864), Together with the Two Preliminary Pamphlets, (1) Mr. Kingsley and Dr. Newman, a Correspondence; (2) What, Then, Does Dr. Newman Mean? a Reply by the Rev. Charles Kingsley

Excerpt from Apologia Pro Vita Sua, Vol. 1: A Reprint of the First Edition (1864), Together With the Two Preliminary Pamphlets, (1) "Mr. Kingsley and Dr. Newman, a Correspondence;" (2) "What, Then, Does Dr. Newman Mean?" A Reply by the Rev. Charles Kingsley

The history of the book may thus perhaps recall that of a yet more memorable expression of the religious genius, The Thoughts of Pascal. Here also the original form of what ultimately became a book was effaced for what appeared worthy reasons, not, it is true, by the writer himself, but by the friends who became possessed of his papers, and who wished to protect his memory. It was only after many years that the Thoughts as Pascal had actually left them were given to the world.

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