Reform in the Church of England
By: Edited by Douglas Eyre. A rev. ed. of 'Essays in aid of the reform of the church.'
Publisher: J. Murray
Published: 1915
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: I. General lines of church reform. By the Lord Bishop of Oxford.; title: II. The position of the laity in the early church. By R. B. Rackham.; title: III. The principles and conditions of the Scottish establishment. By Lord Balfour of Burleigh.; title: IV. Church and state. By Henry Scott Holland.; title: V. Self-government of the church. By Bishop Arthur Lyttelton.; title: VI. Legal and parliamentary possibilities. By Lord Justice Phillimore.; title: VII. Parochial church councils. By J. H. B. Masterman.; title: VIII. Reform of patronage. By Clement Y. Sturge and P. V. Smith.; title: IX. Church finance. By G. R. Bullock-Webster.; title: X. The increase of the Episcopate By Wilfred S. de Winton.; title: XI. Church reform and social reform. By T. C. Fry.; title: XII. The position of the laity in the American (Protestant Episcopal) church. By the Bishop of Vermont.; title: XIII. The position of the laity in relation to church government in the province of South Africa. By the Bishop of St. John's Kaffraria.; title: XIV. Functions of the laity in the Scottish (Episcopal) church. By R. T. N. Speir.; title: XV. The constitution of the Church of Ireland. By R. Travers Smith.; title: XVI. A reformed constitution for the Church of England. By the editor.