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The Church of England in Nova Scotia and the Tory Clergy of the Revolution (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from The Church of England in Nova Scotia and the Tory Clergy of the Revolution The history of Nova Scotia has a unique and varied interest, which likewise extends to the Church of England in this Province. Ou the Church in Nova Scotia, practically nothing has been written; a valuable sketch by the late Dr. Thomas B. Akins, long out of print, and a brief account of the early history of the Church in New Brunswick, by Mr. George Her bert Lee, are the only published writings di rectly on the subject. In the United States there should be muchinterest in the Diocese of Nova Scotia, for that Diocese owes its ex istence to the Tories of the Revolution, who went in thousands from New York a...
Proceedings and Discussions Connected With the Introduction of a Bill Into the Legislature of This Province, by Bishop Binney, for the Establishment of a Church of England Synod, in the Diocese of Nova Scotia, and Other Papers Relating Thereto [microform]
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Proceedings and Discussions Connected With the Introduction of a Bill Into the Legislature of This Province, by Bishop Binney, for the Establishment of a Church of England Synod, in the Diocese of Nova Scotia
Excerpt from Proceedings and Discussions Connected With the Introduction of a Bill Into the Legislature of This Province, by Bishop Binney, for the Establishment of a Church of England Synod, in the Diocese of Nova Scotia: And Other Papers Relating Thereto First - They believe that the. Bishop, by the authority conferred upon him as Bishop of the Anglican Church, has full power to regulate and manage the order and discipline of the Church over which he pre sides, and has sufficient authority vested in himself, for the government of his Clergy, so far as at any time may be necessary; while the Clergy themselves have for their general guidance the Constitution and Laws of the Church, which hav...
Churches of Nova Scotia
Both text and photographs tell the story of more than 30 churches from all parts of the province and a variety of denominations and eras.
