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INDEXPages in bold indicate the location of the main entry.Abolitionism, 57, 65, 75–79, 299, 301,324Adams, Alger, 125Adams, John, 36Africa, missions in. See Liberia, churchand missions inAfrican Americans, and the EpiscopalChurch: in the seventeenth century, 13;in the eighteenth century, 20, 28–30,57–59, 236, 243; in the nineteenthcentury, 58, 75–80, 94, 96, 101–2, 171,186, 189–90, 196–97, 222, 236, 285,324; in the twentieth century, 102–4,123–26, 136–38, 150, 155 n.10,171–72, 196–98, 247, 285. See alsoConference of Church Workers amongColored People; “Negro Work,”EpiscopalAfrican Methodist Episcopal Church, 58African Orthodox Church, 109 n.75,246–47Alabama, diocese of, 134, 136, 325–26Alaska, church in, 304Albright, Raymond, 21Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), 295–96All Souls’ Church, New York, 263–64Allen, Alexander V. G., 86Allen, Richard, 57–58, 236Allin, John M., 138, 142, 144, 150American Anglican Council, 149American Board of Commissioners forForeign Missions, 68American Church Union, 115American Episcopal Church, 148American Negro Academy, 189American Revolution: Anglican loyalistsin, 38–43, 45, 51, 168–69, 230–31,292; Anglican patriots, 38, 42–44; andclerical oaths, 39–41, 43–44, 52–54, 61n.8; disestablishment after, 44–45;impact on colonial Anglicanism, 35,38–46, 51–52, 56, 59, 63, 182; prayersfor the king during, 39–44, 55Anderson, Craig, 151Anglican Catholic Church, 148Anglican Church of North America, 148Anglican Communion, 106 n.20, 107n.22, 126, 145–46, 306Anglican Episcopal Church of NorthAmerica, 148Anglican Fellowship of Prayer, 148, 297Anglican Orthodox Church, 148Anglo-Catholicism: aestheticism of,90–91, 187–88, 291; and gayEpiscopalians, 143; liturgicalinnovations of, 91–93, 195; oppositionto women’s ordination of, 142–43, 148;sacramental views of, 92–93, 98–99,107 n.35, 123, 184, 195, 208–9; viewson ecumenism, 113, 115, 153. See also