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In this book, John Henry Newman argues for the need for more suffragan bishops in the Church of England in order to improve the distribution of episcopal duties. He provides a historical analysis of the role of bishops in the Church and argues that increasing the number of suffragans will help address the many duties that bishops are responsible for.
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