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BX5125 .Z1 1943
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Anglican evangelicalism, |
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BX5126 .C36 2004
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Cambridge Platonist spirituality / |
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BX5128.2 .C63 1992
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The Church of the East and the Church of England : a history of the Archbishop of Canterbury's Assyrian Mission / |
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BX5129 .A589 1982
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The final report : Windsor, September 1981 / |
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BX5129 .C3
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Documents on Anglican/Roman Catholic relations / |
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BX5129 .E57 1828
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Letters showing the inutility, and exhibiting the absurdity, or what is rather fantastically termed "the new reformation" / |
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BX5129 .N5
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The via media of the Anglican Church. Illustrated in lectures, letters and tracts written between 1830 and 1841. |
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BX5129 .N5 1885
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The via media of the Anglican church : illustrated in lectures, letters and tracts written between 1830 and 1841 / |
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BX5129 .P37
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Rome and Canterbury; from Henry VIII to the nineteen seventies |
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BX5129 .T23 1964
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The quest for catholicity : a study in Anglicanism / |
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BX5129.8.M4 A8
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Towards reconciliation: the interim statement of the Anglican-Methodist Unity Commission. |
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BX5129.8.M4 A886 1968
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Anglican-Methodist unity : report of the Anglican-Methodist Unity Commission. |
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BX5130 .J49 1972
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An apologie; or aunswer in defence of the Church of England, concerninge the state of religion used in the same |
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BX5130 .J4913 2016
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An apology or answer in defence of the Church of England : Lady Anne Bacon's translation of Bishop John Jewel's 'Apologia Ecclesiae Anglicanae' / |
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BX5130 .T39 1990
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Selected works / |
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BX5131 .C5
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The national church : catholic, apostolic, reformed, protestant : speeches, articles, and letters / |
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BX5131 .L39 2006
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The Church of England and the Holocaust : Christianity, memory and Nazism / |
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BX5131 .M2
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Doctrine and doctrinal disruption, being an examination of the intellectual position of the Church of England, |
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BX5131 .R4 1953
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Spiritual authority in the Church of England; an enquiry. |
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BX5131 .S9 1956
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Old priest and new presbyter; [episcopacy and Presbyterianism since the Reformation with especial relation to the Churches of England and Scotland; being the Gunning lectures delivered in the University of Edinburgh 1953-54 and the Edward Cadbury lectures in the University of Birmingham, 1954-55] |
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