An edition of The Church of England its own witness (1834)

The Church of England its own witness

an argument to prove the identity of the Church of England with the ancient British and Apostolic church in locality of jurisdiction, form of government, and institution of doctrine ; the deduction from this argument is to shew that the Church of England is not a separation from the Church of Rome, nor an arbitrary creation, but the authorized representative of Christianity, and the only national form in which it can be recognized and administered by the state

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An edition of The Church of England its own witness (1834)

The Church of England its own witness

an argument to prove the identity of the Church of England with the ancient British and Apostolic church in locality of jurisdiction, form of government, and institution of doctrine ; the deduction from this argument is to shew that the Church of England is not a separation from the Church of Rome, nor an arbitrary creation, but the authorized representative of Christianity, and the only national form in which it can be recognized and administered by the state

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J.G. & F. Rivington

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Controversial literature, Apologetic works, Church of England, Catholic Church
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The Church of England its own witness: an argument to prove the identity of the Church of England with the ancient British and Apostolic church in locality of jurisdiction, form of government, and institution of doctrine ; the deduction from this argument is to shew that the Church of England is not a separation from the Church of Rome, nor an arbitrary creation, but the authorized representative of Christianity, and the only national form in which it can be recognized and administered by the state
1834, J.G. & F. Rivington

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London

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No-popery tracts, 1831-1853.

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Library of Congress
BX5136 .B7 1834

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33 p. ;

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OL7132352M
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a624798500brituoft

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