Canon Law in England: some Reflections on the Stubbs-Maitland Controversy
In March 1851, both archbishops and twenty bishops of the Anglican Church issued a public statement in which they asserted the ‘undoubted identity of the English Church before and after the Reformation’—and we do not have to look far for an explanation of this manifesto; in 1850 the steady trickle o...
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1966
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Studies in church history
Anno: 1966, Volume: 3, Pagine: 48-68 |
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