Tractarianism

(trak terē ən iz′əm)

noun

the principles of the Oxford movement, favoring a return to early Catholic doctrines in the Church of England: from the ninety “Tracts for the Times,” pamphlets issued at Oxford from 1833 to 1841

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See Tractarianism in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
The religious opinions and principles of the founders of the Oxford movement, put forth in a series of 90 pamphlets entitled Tracts for the Times, published at Oxford, England (1833-1841).

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  • Trac·tarˈi·an adjective & n.
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