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The "Tractarian Movement" category for books refers to literature that explores the 19th-century religious and theological movement within the Church of England known as the Oxford Movement or Tractarianism. This movement, which began in the 1830s, sought to revive the catholic elements of Anglicanism and emphasized the importance of the church's apostolic succession and the sacraments. Books in this category typically delve into the historical context of the movement, its key figures such as John Henry Newman, John Keble, and Edward Bouverie Pusey, and the series of publications known as "Tracts for the Times," which articulated the movement's principles. These works may also examine the movement's influence on Anglican theology, liturgy, and its lasting impact on the broader Christian tradition.

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