The writing and correspondence of Hastings Rashdall: The early years - to 1905			HastingsRashdall.org.uk
Letter from H B Leigh apparently in response to Rashdall's book "Doctrine and Development" [Undated - but located in box of material all dated 1898  SAB]
2 Holywell, Oxford Dear Rashdall, I am reading your sermons with great interest - Plato to the contrary. I prefer the written to the spoken word. I congratulate you thereon. They are too catholic for the limited Protestant; too rational for the Ritualist; too liberal for both, & too dogmatic for the Broad man. . . . . You have indicated your orthodoxy, but show a perilous(?) knowledge of heresies. In short, you will please no party, but satisfy the unprejudiced man - to wit myself. . . . Yours ever sincerely, H B Leigh			Back to "Explore the writings of Rashdall - The Early Years to 1905"