The History of the American Episcopal Church 1587 1883 volume 2
The History of the American Episcopal Church 1587 1883 volume 2
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Tho' Jn° Claggett, S' Paul's Parish, Prince George's County.
THE PERIOD OF ORGANIZATION. 5 George Goldie, King & Queen, Saint Mary's County.
Joseph Messenger, fc>' Andrew's Parish, S' J\Iary's County.
John Bowie, S' Peter's Parish, Talbot County.
Walter Harrison, Durham Parish, Charles County.
W° Hanna, S' Margaret's, Anu Anindel.
Thomas Gates, S' Ann's, Annapolis.
John Andrews, S' Thomas's, Bait. County.
Hamilton Bell, Stephney, Somerset Comity.
Francis Walker, Kent Island.
John Stewart, Port-...tobacco Parish, Charles County.
In this important document we find the first public assumption of the present legal title of the " Protestant Episcopal Church " hy a representative body of that Church. There is also the assertion of " the ecclesiastical and spiritual independence of ' the Protestant Epis- copal Church in Maryland, '" as necessarily following from the civil in- dependence of the state. The right of this Church of Maryland " to preserve herself as an entire Church, agreeably to her ancient usages and profession, " as well as to exercise her "spiritual power" derived "from Christ and His Apostles" independent of "Every foreign or other jurisdiction, " so far as " consistent with the civil rights of Society is claimed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tho' Jn° Claggett, S' Paul's Parish, Prince George's County.
THE PERIOD OF ORGANIZATION. 5 George Goldie, King & Queen, Saint Mary's County.
Joseph Messenger, fc>' Andrew's Parish, S' J\Iary's County.
John Bowie, S' Peter's Parish, Talbot County.
Walter Harrison, Durham Parish, Charles County.
W° Hanna, S' Margaret's, Anu Anindel.
Thomas Gates, S' Ann's, Annapolis.
John Andrews, S' Thomas's, Bait. County.
Hamilton Bell, Stephney, Somerset Comity.
Francis Walker, Kent Island.
John Stewart, Port-...tobacco Parish, Charles County.
In this important document we find the first public assumption of the present legal title of the " Protestant Episcopal Church " hy a representative body of that Church. There is also the assertion of " the ecclesiastical and spiritual independence of ' the Protestant Epis- copal Church in Maryland, '" as necessarily following from the civil in- dependence of the state. The right of this Church of Maryland " to preserve herself as an entire Church, agreeably to her ancient usages and profession, " as well as to exercise her "spiritual power" derived "from Christ and His Apostles" independent of "Every foreign or other jurisdiction, " so far as " consistent with the civil rights of Society is claimed.
What to read after The History of the American Episcopal Church 1587 1883 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry, William Stevens, 1832-1898 to read onlineMoreLess
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