Anglican and Episcopal history.
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- PER .A55 1991 V. 55
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Contents
no. 1
God and General Lee/ Emory M. Thomas-- pp. 15-24
Christianity and economics/ Salim Rashid-- pp. 25-42
The young man who never went to school: John Croes/ Suzanne B. Geissler-- pp. 43-56
Prayer Book revision explained: sermons on the liturgy by Joseph Bend, Rector of St. Paul's Baltimore, 1791-1812/ Arthur Pierce Middleton-- pp. 57-73
My treasure hunt for the unpublished manuscript sermons of Phillips Brooks/ Bayard S. Clark-- pp. 75-88
The witness of his own mouth/ Phillips Brooks-- pp. 89-99
no. 2
Morning prayer: from Empire to a decade of evangelism
Penitential morning prayer: "A form of Prayer to be used in all churches and chapels...by his majesty's special command, London 1776"/ King George III-- pp. 153-163
Where did all the galleries go: pre-tractarian interiors in relation to the decade of evangelism/ Paul F.M. Zahl-- pp. 165-183
Liturgical evangelism or whatever happened to morning prayer/ Frederick Hill and Robert L. Barrows-- pp. 185-190
Festival morning prayer and the restoration and rededication of St. Michael's Church, New York City/ J. Robert Wright-- pp. 191-195
The letters of John W. Nevin to William R. Whittingham/ David Hein,ed.-- pp. 197-211
The debate over religion and healing in the Episcopal Church: 1870-1930/ Robert Bruce Mullin-- pp. 213-234
Church reviews/ David L. Holmes, ed.
no. 3
Current events
Evangelism: avoiding the errors of the past/ Frank E. Sugeno-- pp. 281-285
English Church History
Archbishop Langton at Runneymeade, 1215/ Samuel A. Pleasants-- pp. 287-303
The Confessions of faith of the Early Church as seen in the Classical Anglican Tradition/ Geoffrey Rowell-- pp. 305-328
A response/ Geoffrey Bromiley-- pp. 329-333
Central American Church history
The Episcopal Church in Costa Rica: its first century/ Julio E. Murray-- pp. 335-359
North American Church History: an authorized Bible for Americans, 1817-1903/ William M. Hogue-- pp. 361-382
Church reviews: New Zealand and Erngland
no. 4
Editorial: Anglicanism: a Via Media/ John F. Woolverton-- pp. 425-432
The politics of care: the Episcopal Church in a changing society/ Robert N. Bellah-- pp. 433-442
Aspects of the history of a loyalist college: King's College, Windsor and Nova Scotian Higher Education in the nineteenth century/ Henry Roper-- pp. 443-460
Charles Kingsley and the book of nature/ John C. Hawley-- pp. 461-479
Benjamin Jowett in myth and history/ Peter Hinchliff-- pp. 481-492
Appearing to conspire: an episode in the broad church historiography of nineteenth-century Britain/ David Randell Boone-- pp. 493-503
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