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Dive into the fascinating history of the Church of England's legal system and the role of the Archbishop of Canterbury with this meticulous record of the Read and Others v. The Lord Bishop of Lincoln case. The case revolved around the use of vestments in the church and reflected larger tensions between the Anglo-Catholic and Evangelical movements within the Church of England at the time. In addition to the legal proceedings themselves, this book also provides insight into the theological and ideological debates at play.
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