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This paper is a translation from chapter vi,“Oxford and the Tracts for the Times'" in TheSpirit of The Oxford Movement by C. DawsonMy main reason for translating it is that it describes clearly and honestly the very beginning of the rnovement and the mutual relationship among the young mernbers. The OxfordMovement (1833-1845) was set about by the theologians of Oxford University on beha!f of theAnglican RevivalAt that time the Anglican Church was faced with the crisis of the looseness of its rules andattacks from Liberal thought and Catholicism. J. Keble's famous assize sermon on“NationalApostasy" (1833) set the movement on fire. Among the members main ones were J. Keble(1792-1866),R . H. Froude (1803-36),J. H. Newman (1801-90) who was ap owefulleader aswell as well as a very lyrical poet. They tried to inspire life into the Anglican Church according to the ideals of the High Church.