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'Nothing can be more prudent than this reserve': Phillpotts' rejection of auricular confession
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'Preaching to the Congregation' by Jacobs Alberts, c.1910
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Jeremy Taylor's sermon 'The Invalidity of a Late, or Deathbed Repentance': undoing the Reformation?
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'An humble, lowly, penitent, and obedient heart': penitence and the Prayer Book
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'There must be great trouble and contrition of spirit': a Tillotson sermon for Ash Wednesday
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'Whether a man may eat a bit of bread with his drink, and yet be a good son of the church': Jeremy Taylor's critique of the law of Lenten fasting
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'Every particular or national Church': Anglicanism is not defined by global structures
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'Some definite truth to teach the nation': a late 19th century Old High critique of liberal Anglicanism
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'At the Reformation the primitive practice was restored': on the 1662 rubric for administering the Sacrament into the hand
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'Apt to expose men to the other extreme': Restoration preaching and Robert Nelson's 'Life of Dr. George Bull'
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'As a National Church, limited by law': the Hookerian case for episcopacy and Restoration Episcopalian discourse
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'And specially to this congregation': on moderation in prayers for bishops
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'The undue depreciation of all the objective side of our religion': a late 19th century Old High critique of Evangelicalism
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'We prefix prayer and invocation': the Prayer of Consecration in the Prayer Book Holy Communion
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'The iniquity of the times': Nelson's 'Life of Dr. George Bull' and the defence of Episcopalian Conformity in the Cromwellian Church
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