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viii Carlisle CONTENTS CHAPTER VII. 1852-1856. CHAPTER VIII. PA(,K March and April 1856 .. 189 Entrance on London Episcopate CHAPTER IX. 1856. CHAPTER X. EARLY YEARS OF LONDON EPISCOPATE 1856-60. Divorce Act Ritualism Confession St. George s in the East CHAPTER XL EVANGELISTIC WORK 1857-59. Open-Air Preaching Exeter Hall Services Westminster Abbey and St. Paul s Services in Theatres Primary Charge CHAPTER XII. 1860-64. Essays and Reviews . 275 CHAPTER XIII. 1861-66. The Colonial Church Bishop Colenso . . . 326 ! 75 I9 1 210 250
The Colonial Church (continued ] CONTENTS ix CHAPTER XIV. 1866-68. The Diocese of Natal- PAGE The First Lambeth Conference 365 CHAPTER XV. RITUALISM 1860-1868. Discussions in Parliament and in Convocation the Ritual Commission Correspondence All Saints, Margaret Street St. Alban s, Holborn St. Peter s, London Docks St. Michael s, Shoreditch Charge of 1866 . 398 CHAPTER XVI. THE LONDON EPISCOPATE 1863-1867. The Bishop of London s Fund The Ladies Diocesan Association Sisterhoods Cholera Epidemic of 1866 -St. Peter s Orphanage Bishop s Illness Third Diocesan Charge ........ 444 CHAPTER XVII. THE LONDON EPISCOPATE (continued]. 1863-1867. Definiteness of Belief Diocesan Charges Subscription to Formularies 474 CHAPTER XVIII. THE LONDON EPISCOPATE (continued ]. 1863-1868. Memoranda and Correspondence Father Ignatius Rev. F. D. Maurice The Speaker s Commentary Arch deacon Wordsworth Religious Education Purchase of Stonehouse Offer of the Primacy . . 496
Page 5: ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL TAIT
Page 11 and 12: PREFACE THE position occupied by Ar
Page 13: CONTENTS CHAPTER I. 1811-1827. Home
Page 19 and 20: CHAPTER I. HOME AND PARENTAGE BOYHO
Page 21 and 22: i8n-2 7 ] THE TAITS OF LONGSIDE 3 J
Page 23 and 24: 1811-27] SIR ILAY CAMPBELL 5 "
Page 25 and 26: 1811-27] HARVIESTOUN 7 below. Our h
Page 27 and 28: 1811-27] PARK PLACE 9 "Shortly
Page 29 and 30: 1811-27] SUSAN TAIT n treasure from
Page 31 and 32: i8n-2 7 ] BETTY MORTON 13 benefitin
Page 33 and 34: 1811-27] THE WHITVVORTH DOCTORS 15
Page 35 and 36: i8n-2 7 ] THE WHITWORTH DOCTORS 17
Page 37 and 38: 1811-27] EDINBURGH HIGH SCHOOL 19 &
Page 39 and 40: i8n-2 7 ] EDINBURGH ACADEMY 21 the
Page 41 and 42: i8n-2 7 ] SCHOOL DAYS 23 At the clo
Page 43 and 44: CHAPTER II. GLASGOW UNIVERSITY MATR
Page 45 and 46: 1827-33] GLASGOW UNIVERSITY 27 nurs
Page 47 and 48: 1827-33] A DIARY AT GLASGOW 29 wint
Page 49 and 50: 1827-33] GLASGOW UNIVERSITY 31 Self
Page 51 and 52: 1827-33] SNELL EXHIBITION 33 Glasgo
Page 53 and 54: 1827-33] <THE LITTLE BISHOP
Page 55 and 56: 1827-33] REALITY OF THE WORLD UNSEE
Page 57 and 58: 1827-33] BALLIOL 39 we beheld on en
Page 59 and 60: 1827-33] BALLIOL SCHOLARSHIP 41 Mr.
Page 61 and 62: 1827-33] FREDERICK OAKELEY 43 His m
Page 63 and 64: 1827-33] THE OXFORD UNION 45 this q
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1827-33] DEATH OF HIS FATHER 47 He
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1827-33] DEATH OF HIS FATHER 49 men
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1827-33] DEATH OF BETTY MORTON 51 t
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1834-41] THE OXFORD MOVEMENT, 1833
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1834-41] ELECTED FELLOW OF BALLIOL
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1834-41] ORDAINED DEACON 57 "M
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1834-41] CURACY OF BALDON 59 Toot B
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1 834-41] WORK AS TUTOR OF BALLIOL
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1834-41] CONTINENTAL TOUR 63 follow
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1834-41] A GLASGOW PROFESSORSHIP? 6
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1834-41] STILL IN DOUBT 67 In his l
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1834-41] RESIDENCE AT BONN 69 This
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1834-41] STUDIES IN "EDUCATION
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1834-41] CARE OF COLLEGE SERVANTS 7
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1841] OAKELEY AND WARD 75 "You
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1841] THE ROMEWARD MOVEMENT 77 To T
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1841] TRACT XC 79 neither liked the
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1841] THE FOUR TUTORS PROTEST 81 fe
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1841] THE FOUR TUTORS PROTEST 83 up
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i84 i] HEAT OF THE CONTROVERSY 85 P
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1841] "I WOULD DO IT AGAIN 87
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1841] ESTIMATE OF NEWMAN 89 you wil
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1841] LETTER OF REV. R. SCOTT 91 in
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1841] LETTER OF A. P. STANLEY 93 Ar
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1841] TAIT S REPLY TO STANLEY 95 we
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iS 4 i] CORRESPONDENCE WITH STANLEY
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1841] CHARGES OF BISHOPS 99 Bishop
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1841] SCOTTISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH 101
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1841] REMINISCENCES BY DEAN LAKE 10
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1841] REMINISCENCES IJY DEAN LAKH 1
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1841] REMINISCENCES BY DEAN LAKE 10
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1841] REMINISCENCES BY DEAN LAKE .0
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1842-50] CANDIDATE FOR RUGBY in suc
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1 842-50] HEAD-MASTER OF RUGBY 113
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1842-50] I LRST DAYS AT RUGBY 115 p
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1 842-50] DEAN BRADLEY S REMINISCEN
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1842-50] PRINCIPAL SHAIRP S REMINIS
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,842-50] \VORK AT RUC.UY 121 Lord,
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1842-50] MARRIAGE TO CATHARINE SPOO
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1842-50] VISIT TO ITALY 125 of the
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1842-50] WARD S CHALLENGE 127 new f
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1842-50] ST. VALENTINE S EVE, 1845
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1842-50] THE HAMPDEN CONTROVERSY 13
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1842-50] THE HAMPDEN CONTROVERSY 13
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1842-50] DANGEROUS ILLNESS 135 drea
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1842-50] RECOVERY FROM ILLNESS 137
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1842-50] DEAN LAKE S REMINISCENCES
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1 842-50] A. G. BUTLER S REMINISCEN
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1842-50] A. G. BUTLER S REMINISCENC
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CHAPTER VI. DEANERY OF CARLISLE OXF
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iS 4 9-53] APPOINTED DEAN OF CARLIS
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1849-53] ANGRY LETTER TO THE GUARDI
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1849-53] FIRST DAYS AT CARLISLE 155
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i849-53] OXFORD UNIVERSITY COMMISSI
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1849-53] COMMISSIONERS NOMINATED 15
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1849-53] OPPOSITION TO THE COMMISSI
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.849-53] CHANGE OF MINISTRY 163 Der
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1849-53 REPORT OF THE COMMISSION 16
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1849-53 RECOMMENDATIONS 167 the Pro
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i849-53] RECOMMENDATIONS 169 highes
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1849-53] MR. GLADSTONE S ATTITUDE 1
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1849-53] MR- GLADSTONE IN OFFICE 17
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CHAPTER VII. CARLISLE. 1852-1856. H
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1852-56] CATHEDRAL REFORMS 177 not
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1852-56] RESTORATION OF CATHEDRAL 1
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1852-56] EXTRACTS FROM DIARIES 181
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1852-56] THE PROTESTANT ALLIANCE 18
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1852-56] LADY WAKE S REMINISCENCES
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1852-56] THE SEE OF CARLISLE 187 up
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CHAPTER VIII. MARCH AND APRIL 1856.
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CHAPTER IX. ENTRANCE ON LONDON EPIS
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1856] NOMINATED BISHOP OF LONDON 19
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1856] THE FREEDOM FROM PARTY 195 Du
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1856] THE CHURCH SHOULD BE NATIONAL
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iS 5 6] CONGRATULATIONS OF FRIENDS
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1856] PROJECT FOR DIVIDING THE SEE
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1856] THE DAYS OF PREPARATION 203 H
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j856l CONSECRATION 205 What wisdom
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1856] WHO SHALL BE HIS CHAPLAINS? 2
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1856] LORD SHAFTESBURY S ALARM 209
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1856-60] THE DIVORCE BILL 211 fact
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1856-60] THE BISHOP SUPPORTS IT 213
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1856-60] THK ST. BARNABAS RIOTS 215
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1856-60] THE WESTERTON JUDGMENT 217
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1856-60] ST. PAUL S, KNIGHTSBRIDGE
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1856-60] I.KTTKK TO MR. STUART 221
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1856-60] CASE OF MR. POOLE 223 was
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1856-60] THE CONFESSIONAL CONTROVER
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1856-60] THE CONFESSIONAL QUESTION
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1856-60] MR. LOWDER S MISSION 229 t
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1856-60] ST. GEORGE S IN THE EAST 2
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1856-60] LETTER TO MR. LOWDER 233 &
Page 253 and 254:
1856-60] LETTER TO MR. BRYAN KINC,
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1856-60] RIOTS IN ST. GEORGE S 237
Page 257 and 258:
1856-60] LETTER TO THE CHURCHWARDEN
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1856-60] THE RIOTS AT THEIR HEIGHT
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.856-60] THE RIOTS AT AN END 247 Mr
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1856-60] LETTER FROM DR. PUSEY 249
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1857-59] THE REAL NEED 251 he conse
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1857-59] ISLINGTON CHURCH BUILDING
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i857-59] OPEN-AIR PREACHING 255 Nat
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1857-59] EXETER HALL SERVICES 257 w
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857-59] Tm: ABBEY AND ST. I AUl 259
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1857-59] SPECIAL SERVICES 261 Descr
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1 857-59] SERVICES IN THEATRES 263
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i857-59] THE BISHOP S PRIMARY CHARG
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RECEPTION OF THE CHARGE 267 things
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1857-59] HARD WORK 269 questions (t
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857-59] ARCHBISHOPRIC OF YORK OFFER
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KXTRACTS FROM DIARY 273 joy of thy
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CHAPTER XII. ESSAYS AND REVIEWS. 1
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1860-64] "ESSAYS AND RKVIKU S
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1860-64] AN AGITATION IJKdINS 279 t
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1860-64] ACTION OK THE BISHOPS 281
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1860-64] POSITION OF BISHOP TAIT 28
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1860-64] CORRKSrONDKNCK WITH STANLE
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1860-64] CORRESPONDENCE \VITII STAN
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1 860-64] CORRESPONDENCE WITH DR. T
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1860-64] CORRESPONDENCE WITH DR. TE
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t86o-64] CORRESPONDENCE WITH DR. TE
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1860-64] DEBATE IN CONVOCATION 303
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1860-64] THE ESSAYS CONDEMNED 305 s
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.860-64] EXTRACTS FROM DIARY 307 &q
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1860-64] CORRESPONDENCE WITH STANLE
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1860-64] STANLEY S MEMORANDUM 311 c
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1860-64] TWO ESSAYISTS PROSECUTED 3
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1860-64] PRIVY COUNCIL JUDGMENT 315
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1860-64] PANIC AMONG THE CLERGY 317
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1860-64] ATTACKS ON BISHOP TAIT 319
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1860-64] THE ESSAYS CONDEMNED 321 N
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1860-64] A MEMORABLE PASSAGE-AT-ARM
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1860-64] MEMORANDUM ON THE CONTROVE
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i86i-66] FOREIGN MISSIONS 327 In th
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i86i-66] THE COLONIAL CHURCHES 329
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i86i-66] HIS ACTION MISUNDERSTOOD 3
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i86i-66] COMMENTARY ON ROMANS 333 o
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.861-66] BISHOP COLENSO S PENTATEUC
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i86i-66] THH GROWING ALARM 337 by B
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i86i-66] BISHOP CRAY S ACTION 339 n
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i86i-66] LKTTKR TO ARCHBISHOP LONG
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i86i-66] LKTTKR OK THK ICNC.I.ISH B
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.861-66] lilSHOP TA1T IN CONVOCATIO
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1 86i-66] INTERVIEW WITH COLENSO ,U
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i86i-66] CONVOCATION PROCEEDINGS 34
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1 86 1-66] THE CAI KTOU X TRIAL ^51
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i86i-66] BISHOP GRAY S VEHEMENCE 35
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1 861-66] F. I). MAURICE ON COLENSO
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i86i-66] BISHOP GRAY S FIERY CHARGE
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i86r-66] EXCOMMUNICATION 359 assemb
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1 86 1-66] BISHOP GRAY S QUESTIONS
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1 86 1 -66] BISHOP GRAY S DISSATISF
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CHAPTER XIV. THE DIOCESE OF NATAL T
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i866-68] A NEW BISHOP FOR NATAL? 36
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1866-68] BISHOP TAIT S COLONIAL CIR
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1866-68] BISHOP GRAY DISAPPROVES 37
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1866-68] REPLIES TO BISHOP TAIT 373
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i866-68] FIRST LAMBKTH CONFERENCE 3
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1866-68] PREPARATIONS FOR CONFERENC
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.866-68] THE BISHOP S NOTES 379 two
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1866-68] BISHOP GRAY S SPEECH 381 o
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1866-68] MR. MACRORIE S NOMINATION
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1866-68] WHERE TO CONSECRATE HIM? 3
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1866-68] BISHOP TAIT S REMONSTRANCE
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1866-68] BISHOP CRAY S DIFFICULTIES
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1866-68] HOME CONSECRATION ABANDONE
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1866-68] A CONVOCATION COMMITTEE 39
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i866-68] CONSECRATION AT CAPETOWN 3
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.866-68] RESULTS TO THE COLONIAL CH
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1 860-68] RITUALISM 399 advocating
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.860-68] ATTITUDE OF OLD HIGH CHURC
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i86o-68] A COMMITTEE OF CONVOCATION
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i86o-68] REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE 40
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1 860-68] DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF L
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i86o-68] LORD SHAFTESBURY S BILL 40
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1 860-68] THE RITUAL COMMISSION &qu
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i86o-68] BISHOP TAIT AND THE RITUAL
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1 860-68] LETTERS ON RITUAL 415 ver
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1 860-68] ALL SAINTS, MARGARET STRE
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1 86o-68] ALL SAINTS, MARGARET STRE
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1 86o-68] CONSECRATION OF ALL SAINT
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1 860-68] ST. ALBAN S, HOLBORN 423
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i86o-68] MR. MACKONOCHIE AND MR. HU
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i86o-68] RITUAL AT ST. ALBAN S 427
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i86o-68] JUDGMENT OF THE ARCHES COU
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1 86o-68] MR. HUBBARD S DISSATISFAC
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1 86o-68] CATECHISM USED AT ST. ALB
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i86o-68] PRIVY COUNCIL JUDGMENT 435
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1 860-68] ST. MATTHIAS, STOKE NEWIN
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1 860-68] "TAKE OFF THESE RIBB
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1 86o-68] LETTER ON RITUALISM 441 c
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1 860-68] LETTER ON RITUALISM 443 &
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1863-67] CHARGE OF 1862 445 diocese
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1863-67] BISHOP OF LONDON S FUND 44
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1863-67] SISTERHOODS 449 stances, i
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1863-67] SISTERHOODS 451 Protestant
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1863-67] SISTERHOODS AND VOWS 453 t
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1863-67] SISTERHOODS AND VOWS 455 o
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1863-67] THE IMPOSITION OF VOWS 457
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1863-67] SISTERHOOD DIFFICULTIES 45
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.863-67] SISTERHOOD DIFFICULTIES 46
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1 863-67] LETTKK TO MR. MACKONOCHIE
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1863-67] DECLINES A VISITORSHIP 465
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1863-67] CHARGE OF 1866 467 therefo
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1863-67] CHARGE OF 1866 469 own pri
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.863-67] CHOLERA EPIDEMIC OF 1866 4
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1863-67] HIS LAST LONDON CHARC.K 47
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1863-67] REVIEW OF LONDON EPISCOPAT
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1863-67] DEFINITENESS 477 of any at
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1863-67] DISLIKK OK INDEFINITENESS
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[863-67] ATTITUDE TOWARDS l- KEE IN
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1863-67] LI15LRTY HAS ITS LIMITATIO
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1863-67] THE REUNION OF CHRISTENDOM
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1863-67] OX CLERICAL SUBSCRIPTION 4
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1863-67] LORD LDURVS PROPOSAL A few
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j86 3 -6 7 ] CORRESPONDENCE ON SUBS
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1863-67] "SUBSCRIPTION 1 IN CO
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1863-67] THE CHANGE EFFECTED 495 th
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1863-67] MEMORANDA I .Y THE BISHOP
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1863-67] HIS URKADTH OF SYMPATHY 49
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1863-67] SUGGESTED BROTHERHOODS 501
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1863-67] "FATHER IGNATIUS&quot
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1863-67] THE BISHOP AT LAST INHIBIT
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1863-67] PRAYERS FOR THE DEPARTED 5
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1863-67] A LETTER OF CAUTION 509 pr
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1863-67] THE REV. F. I). MAURICE 51
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1863-68] CORKKSPONDKXCK WITH MR. MA
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1863-68] CORRESPONDENCE WITH MR. MA
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1863-68] DR. WORDSWORTH S : "
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1863-68] THE BISHOP S REPLY 519 pec
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1 863-68] CONSULTED IN DIFFICULTIES
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1863-68] THK BISHOP S KKPLY 523 fun
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1863-68] THE SPEAKER S COMMENTARY 5
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1863-68] THE SPEAKER S COMMENTARY 5
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1 863-68] A QUESTION OF CEREMONIAL
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1863-68] A LETTER ON IRVINGISM 531
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1863-68] EDUCATION MUST BE RELIGIOU
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1863-68] NOMINATION TO THE PRIMACY
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1863-68] LETTERS OF FRIENDS 537 nis
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1863-68] LAST DAYS AT FULHAM 539 wh
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