This comprehensive history of the Church of England describes the evolution of the church’s political structure from its earliest days to the 19th century. With detailed discussions on topics such as the role of bishops, the organization of parishes, and the relationship between church and state, this book is an essential reference for scholars of the Anglican church.
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