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Auricular confession; a sermon ...
Auricular consession not the rule of the Church of England: a letter to the Lord Bishop of Exeter, in respect to the recent enquiry at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth /
Some remarks on the preface to the sermon preached by the Dean ... of Exeter [Thomas H. Lowe], on Christmas Day, 1851 ... /
The preface to the second edition of the sermon preached in the cathedral church of Exeter, on Christmas Day, 1851; containing a reply to "Some remarks on the preface" to the first edition, and to the article in "The Ecclesiastic and Theologian," no. LXXIV.
Confession and absolution: a lecture ...
Thoughts on confession and absolution, as enjoined, or allowed, in the Church of England, with some remarks on the priestly office: being a sequel to a tract entitled, "Quid Romae faciam? ...".
Confession and absolution; a letter ...
Confession and absolution; a reply to a letter of Henry, Lord Bishop of Exeter, to the Dean of Exeter, on his sermon preached ... on Sunday, November 7, 1852.
Auricular confession, and special judicial absolution, examined by the canon of Holy Scripture ...
The absolution of the Church of Rome, not the absolution of the Church of England ... a letter in answer to an assertion of the Rev. E.J. Phipps, A.M., Rector of Devizes: to which are added, extracts from Dens' theology, shewing somewhat of the abominations of the confessional.
A correspondence between the Rev. E.B. Pusey ... and the Rev. R.H. Fortescue ... on the practice of auricular confession, as evidenced by the inquiries at Leeds and Plymouth /
Manual for confession.
Absolution and the Ld. Bp. of Exeter. The identity of absolution in the Roman and Anglican churches; its presumption, impiety, & hypocrisy. A letter addressed to the Rev. J.D. Hastings, A.M., Rector of Trowbridge, and occasioned by his correspondence with the Rev. E.J. Phipps, A.M., Rector of Devizes /
Auricular confession in the Church of England: a speech ...
Report of the proceedings of the Brighton Protestant Defence Committee, from January 1851 to December 1853 ...
A letter to the Hon. R.H. Clive, M.P., on the late correspondence between the ... Bishop of Exeter, and ... the Dean of Exeter.
Letter to the parishioners of St. Saviour's ...
A sermon preached in the Cathedral Church of Exeter, on Christmas Day, 1851; with a preface, containing some observations on a letter addressed to the author by five of the city clergy.
The fallacies of the Rev. J.M. Neale's "Lecture" on "Confession and absolution;" and the harmony of the English prayer-book and the Scottish Presbyterian Kirk's confession on the church's power to "Remit and retain sins." With a comparative view of the statements respecting "Confession and absolution" in the English prayer-books of the years 1549, 1552, 1559, 1604, and 1662; and their increasingly-Protestant character.
Loose him, and let him go; or, The benefit of absolution: a sermon ...
Confession and absolution. A letter to the ... Bishop of Exeter on his late correspondence with the ... Dean of Exeter /
A letter to the parishioners of S. Saviour's, Leeds.
Advance of tractarianism. Four letters, reprinted ... from Aris's Birmingham Gazette, etc.