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Lectures on the Church of England
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The Church of England
Excerpt from The Church of England: Its Catholicity and Continuity; Seven Lectures These Lectures are printed at the request of many of those who heard them delivered, and they appear in the present form without having undergone any alteration. Their object is to bring before the public the significance of certain epochs in the history of the Church, and not to give a complete account of all the subjects with which they deal. It will be noticed that quotations are freely used where they support an opinion or strengthen an important point. So much is this the case that several of these Lectures may be looked upon merely as compilations. The author must express indebtedness to the labours of t...
Lectures on the Church of England
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