The Reformers of the Anglican Church And Mr Macaulays History of England Vo
The Reformers of the Anglican Church And Mr Macaulays History of England Vo
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The errors of some cannot with justice be imputed to the whole : and at the very time when the charms of novelty increased the number of the innovators, a great many divines, and a good part of the clergy, remained firm in the defence of the Hierachy ; and there has not been found in any Chiurch more zealous defenders of Episcopacy than have appeared in the Church of England since the 8chisiyiy\ — Defence of the Validity of Enylish Ordinations, p. 154. See «lso Todd's Life of Cranmer, vol. I. ,... pp. 299 — 310.
^ Probably drawn up by Archbishop Cranmer.
* I shall examine, by and bye, more at large the above " Resolutions, " so far as they were expressed by the compilers of the Book of Common Prayer and the framcrs of Edward's Ordinal.
t My readers must bear in mind that the above author was a Romanist, 27 Ordinal. And as regards the framers of our Liturgy and Ordinal holding opinions inimical to the Divine Institution of EjDiscopacy, I maintain, that there was not one of them, with the exception of Cranmc)\ of whom I shall presently speak more at large, who expressed the sentiments imputed to them by Mr, Macaulay ; nay, that they did (so far as they expressed their views, ) record opinions^ directly the reverse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The errors of some cannot with justice be imputed to the whole : and at the very time when the charms of novelty increased the number of the innovators, a great many divines, and a good part of the clergy, remained firm in the defence of the Hierachy ; and there has not been found in any Chiurch more zealous defenders of Episcopacy than have appeared in the Church of England since the 8chisiyiy\ — Defence of the Validity of Enylish Ordinations, p. 154. See «lso Todd's Life of Cranmer, vol. I. ,... pp. 299 — 310.
^ Probably drawn up by Archbishop Cranmer.
* I shall examine, by and bye, more at large the above " Resolutions, " so far as they were expressed by the compilers of the Book of Common Prayer and the framcrs of Edward's Ordinal.
t My readers must bear in mind that the above author was a Romanist, 27 Ordinal. And as regards the framers of our Liturgy and Ordinal holding opinions inimical to the Divine Institution of EjDiscopacy, I maintain, that there was not one of them, with the exception of Cranmc)\ of whom I shall presently speak more at large, who expressed the sentiments imputed to them by Mr, Macaulay ; nay, that they did (so far as they expressed their views, ) record opinions^ directly the reverse.
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