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cot the official stamp of Church of EnGland approval on
rotontion* and it was fortunate for the C. 11 S. that the
period of aCitatiön coincido
"ih tho yozrly Dit, oecan
Conferences anti' Synoda, ýThoso were cfir6n6lor; ica ly° the
first to eond t1 azn1a resolutions to the Yoroica Office* and
it was obvious
from the reception of the Archbishop*o
atatomönt * that many cler on were aware of the Uganda
situation
ab the beginning off' October The agitation
spread outwards from the C, LS. to eventually include aU
levels of Church of England orjanioation. This is not
surprising in view of the tact that the C, M. So operated a
wide organicatioaal network aproad over a largo number of
paricboa"
In C0Z20 cae3Oo the C. )4,5. wan directly ausociatod
with tho Church of England rooolutionn* At tho Rochester
Diococan conference 2ienry flarrLof an active C. f. ß. acub©r
; ro; ocad the rcualution.
(1),
At full I uri , Doanori the
resolution was rropoood by a comber or the C. ft. S, and
oocondod by a member of tho S, P. O. `(2) At Chichester
(1) Goo 40.84/2192,
(2) Thu,