This volume is one of a series of publications of Tudor and Stuart documents that the Folger LIbrary proposes to bring out. These documents will consist of hitherto unprinted manuscripts are well a…
In volume III of the series, Mr. Davies traces the development of the varieties of Christian worship in England in the context of the changing theologies of the period. In terms of changes in preac…
The dubious character of the English Reformation under the first of these sovereigns, its marked and decided progress under Edward VI., and its temporary overthrow under queen Mary, invest each of …
Interest in the history of English church has been steadily increasing of late years, since the great importance of the church as a factor in the development of the national life and character from…
This is a book which, as the author says is for those who are intelligently intereested in English church music and in people. The author is a scholar whose knowledge of Anglican church music is gr…
Interest in the history of English church has been steadily increasing of late years, since the great importance of the church as a factor in the development of the national life and character from…
Thornton's classic text surveying the English pastoral tradition answers basic questions: "How does an Anglican spiritual guide go about the job?" and "What body of knowledge is required for compet…
An accurate, Vivid and readable translation of the great work by the author, an 8th Century historian and Benedictine monk often called the Father of English history. The Chronocle provides a fasci…
The church of Ireland traces its history back to the coming of Christianity to Ireland in the fifth century. The author here outlines briefly and simply that history from the beginning, down throug…