The author of the series Christian Poems is usually considered to have begun this movement with a sermon quoting 1 Samuel 12 (“first Samuel chapter 12”). A leading lawyer in this movement, Edward Badeley, argued against secular ordination of a priest in the Gorham case. The “National Apostasy” sermon inaugurated this movement, one of whose leaders argued that the Council of Trent was compatible with the Thirty-Nine Articles in the last of a series of 90 pamphlets. This movement is also called “Tractarianism” in honor of that series, co-written by John Henry (10[1])Newman, who was one of this “high church” movement’s (-5[1])many Catholic converts. It is named for an institution where Hugh (10[1])Latimer, Nicolas Ridley, and Thomas Cranmer were martyred. For 10 points, what 19th-century Anglican movement is named for England’s oldest (10[1])university? (10[1])■END■ (10[1])