Excerpt from Some Aspects of the Reformation: An Essay Suggested by the Rev. Dr. Littledale's Lecture on "Innovations"

Since writing the above, I have met with the following words in a Lecture delivered by a Roman Catholic, Mr. H. W. Wilber force Hence Miiller's remark that The Reformation was at first a reaction, not so much against Catholicism as against its mediaeval mode.' - Essays on Religion, edited by Abp. Man ning, 2nd Series, p. 341.

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