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The conduct of Great Britain with respect to the consecra- 280 PHILLIMORE ON INTERNATIONAL LAW.
tion of Bishops for the United States of North America was in harmony with this principle, and it must also be remembered that there was no established Church in that country, and that there is no trace in the English Statute^) of the assumption of authority over the subjects of the United States. The conduct of Great Britain with respect to the establishment of the Anglican Bishopric at Jerusalem, c...an only be de- fended, as a question of International Law, upon the ground of the per- mission of the Sultan, and as a question of Canonical Law upon the per- mission of the Greek ecclesiastical authorities.
The statute founding that Bishopric was accompanied by a Letter Commendatory from the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Right Rev- erend our Brothers in Christ, the Prelates and Bishops of the Ancient and Apostolic Churches in Syria and the countries adjacent;" and also by an explanatory statement, published by authority, in which it was declared that the new Bishop's " spiritual authority will extend over the English clergy and congregations, and over those who may join his r*4971 ^burch, an ^ *pl ace themselves under his episcopal authority in -I Palestine, and for the present, in the rest of Syria, in Chaldea, Egypt, and Abyssinia : such jurisdiction being exercised as nearly as may be, according to the laws, canons, and customs of the Church of England; the Bishop having power to frame, with the consent of the Metropolitan, particular rules and orders for the peculiar wants of his people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conduct of Great Britain with respect to the consecra- 280 PHILLIMORE ON INTERNATIONAL LAW.
tion of Bishops for the United States of North America was in harmony with this principle, and it must also be remembered that there was no established Church in that country, and that there is no trace in the English Statute^) of the assumption of authority over the subjects of the United States. The conduct of Great Britain with respect to the establishment of the Anglican Bishopric at Jerusalem, c...an only be de- fended, as a question of International Law, upon the ground of the per- mission of the Sultan, and as a question of Canonical Law upon the per- mission of the Greek ecclesiastical authorities.
The statute founding that Bishopric was accompanied by a Letter Commendatory from the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Right Rev- erend our Brothers in Christ, the Prelates and Bishops of the Ancient and Apostolic Churches in Syria and the countries adjacent;" and also by an explanatory statement, published by authority, in which it was declared that the new Bishop's " spiritual authority will extend over the English clergy and congregations, and over those who may join his r*4971 ^burch, an ^ *pl ace themselves under his episcopal authority in -I Palestine, and for the present, in the rest of Syria, in Chaldea, Egypt, and Abyssinia : such jurisdiction being exercised as nearly as may be, according to the laws, canons, and customs of the Church of England; the Bishop having power to frame, with the consent of the Metropolitan, particular rules and orders for the peculiar wants of his people.
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