The Life and Letters of Frederick William Faber divides the life of Frederick William Faber into two major periods: first, his youth as a member of the Church of England for 31 years, during which he became a supporter of the Tractarian movement and was based in Oxford; and second, the period after his conversion to the Catholic Church, which drastically changed the character of his life. Faber's life is divided into two distinct parts, with his first period in the Anglican Church and his second period after his conversion to Catholicism. The book also presents Faber's letters and life story, showing how his opinions changed before and after his conversion to Catholicism, as well as his journey inside and outside the Church of England.