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A St Andrew's Day call: A High Church appreciation of Scottish Episcopalianism

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'The kingdom of God is near': a homily for Advent Sunday

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The architecture of a Laudian Advent

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Thanksgiving ... for "primitive faith, order, and worship"

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Wisdom from Jeremy Taylor: "hearty and constant prayer" for the departed

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Looking in a northerly direction: the Protestantism of 1662

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C.S. Lewis: A 'Rowan Williams Anglican'?

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"We are now come to the close of another ecclesiastical year"

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"For the use of all Christians": a short catechesis on the Lord's Prayer

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"Scriptural, primitive and truly Catholic": Affirming Laudianism

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Wisdom from Jeremy Taylor: "things simply necessary"

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The strange tale of John Adams, American Episcopalians, and Danish Lutherans

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"A kind of matins": the Church and Remembrance Sunday

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"Neither animated against his enemy by hatred or revenge": a sermon from the War of 1812

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"War is amongst the most dreadful evils that can afflict a nation": a British sermon from the Revolutionary War

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"To make and eat the honey of peace": a wartime sermon from Jonathan Boucher

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"There are very many cases of war concerning which God hath declared nothing": a wartime sermon from Jeremy Taylor

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Raging against a Church catholic and reformed: why we give thanks for the failure of the Gunpowder Plot

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"The inhabitants of glory are always praying for us": A Laudian Hallowtide sermon

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There should be a Hookerian Movement

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