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• Anglican Communion—Government [Browse]

Notes

On spine: Essays on church reform.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

Gore, C. General lines of church reform.--Rackham, R. B. The position of the laity in the early church.--Balfour, Lord, of Burleigh. The principles and conditions of the Scottish establishment.--Holland, H. S. Church and state.--Lyttelton, A. Self-government of the church.--Phillimore, J. Legal and parliamentary possibilities.--Torr, H. J. Parochial church councils.--Sturge, C. Y. Reform of patronage.--Norwich, Dean of. Pensions for the clergy.--Winton, W. S. de. The increase of the episcopate.--Fry, T. C. Church reform and social reform.--Vermont, Bp. of. The position of the laity in the American (Protestant Episcopal) church.--Williams, J. W. Relation of the laity to church government in the province of South Africa.--Speir, R. T. N. Functions of the laity in the Scottish (Episcopal) church.--Smith, R. T. The constitution of the Church of Ireland.--Phillimore, J. On ecclesiastical tribunals.--Gore, C. On the government of the Anglican churches in Canada, New Zealand and Australia.

OCLC

3333145

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C - O

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