Charles Henry Davis Rector Of Littleton Drew Book

A letter to the Rev. C. H. Davis ... showing ... the judgment of the Church of England to be, that every infant baptized with water in the name of the Trinity "is by Baptism regenerate and saved". By a Nonconformist

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Justification by Faith only. A sermon on Romans III. 28 ... Reprinted ... with additions and notes from ... the Church of England Magazine

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Hints and Suggestions on a Revision of the Liturgy, respectfully submitted to the consideration of the Most Reverend the Archbishops, the Right Reverend the Bishops, the Rev. the Clergy, and the Lay Members of the United Church of England and Ireland ... By Philecclesia pseudonym of C. H. Davis

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Liturgical Revision illustrated and vindicated on Orthodox Principles ... With an introduction by Lord Ebury

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New Tests on Baptism untenable. The wisdom of “the Gorham-Decision,” illustrated by the seven different meanings of the term “regeneration,” and the five different interpretations of the Baptismal Service; and the dilemma of its impugners, and appellants to Convocation, exposed

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Plain Protestant Explanations of certain Prayer-Book Difficulties; supported and illustrated by accredited Nonconformist testimonies ... With appendices on the Calendar and “baptismal regeneration.”

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Anti-Essays: the “Essays and Reviews” of 1860 fallacious and futile, “at variance with each other and mutually destructive.”

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Alumni Oxonienses

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Bible Inspiration and Church Absolution. A sermon on St. John XX. 21, 22, 23. Preached in the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, before the University, on ... 1st December, 1861 ... With notes and references

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Moderate Revision of the Prayer-Book, on the Orthodox Principles of its Preface, advocated and illustrated in a conciliatory spirit, to promote the union of sound Protestant-Catholic churchmen holding no extreme opinions ... With appendices, etc

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A letter to the Rev. C. H. Davis ... showing ... the judgment of the Church of England to be, that every infant baptized with water in the name of the Trinity "is by Baptism regenerate and saved". By a Nonconformist

Justification by Faith only. A sermon on Romans III. 28 ... Reprinted ... with additions and notes from ... the Church of England Magazine

Hints and Suggestions on a Revision of the Liturgy, respectfully submitted to the consideration of the Most Reverend the Archbishops, the Right Reverend the Bishops, the Rev. the Clergy, and the Lay Members of the United Church of England and Ireland ... By Philecclesia pseudonym of C. H. Davis

Liturgical Revision illustrated and vindicated on Orthodox Principles ... With an introduction by Lord Ebury

New Tests on Baptism untenable. The wisdom of “the Gorham-Decision,” illustrated by the seven different meanings of the term “regeneration,” and the five different interpretations of the Baptismal Service; and the dilemma of its impugners, and appellants to Convocation, exposed

Plain Protestant Explanations of certain Prayer-Book Difficulties; supported and illustrated by accredited Nonconformist testimonies ... With appendices on the Calendar and “baptismal regeneration.”

Anti-Essays: the “Essays and Reviews” of 1860 fallacious and futile, “at variance with each other and mutually destructive.”

Alumni Oxonienses

Bible Inspiration and Church Absolution. A sermon on St. John XX. 21, 22, 23. Preached in the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, before the University, on ... 1st December, 1861 ... With notes and references

Moderate Revision of the Prayer-Book, on the Orthodox Principles of its Preface, advocated and illustrated in a conciliatory spirit, to promote the union of sound Protestant-Catholic churchmen holding no extreme opinions ... With appendices, etc

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