[Tracts on the errors and evils of the Church of England].
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1840
Place of publication: [London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Church of England -- Controversial literature
Notes: Each tract is 4 pages long.

All nos. printed by Warren and sold by either Jackson & Walford or by Dinnis.

Mixed set; no. 2 is 7th ed., no. 5 is 3rd ed., nos. 1, 3-4, 6-11, and 13 are 2nd ed.

Nos. 6 and 9 have date 1840 at end of text: others are updated.

Victoria University Library lacks original t.p.
Table of contents: value: no. 1. The essential difference between the church of Christ and  the Church of England; value: no. 2. The popery of the Church of England : a parallel between the church of Rome and the Church of England, wherein they both differ from the church of Christ; value: no. 3. The superstitious rites and notions of the Church of England; value: no. 4. The glaring inconsistencies of "evangelical" clergymen; value: no. 5. The indecency of the marriage service of the Church of England; value: no. 6. Dissent not sinful; and justified by the example of the Church of England : a letter to the Rev. T. Stevenson ...; value: no. 7. The sin and danger of conformity to the Church of England : a second letter to the Rev. T. Stevenson ...; value: no. 8. The real churchman's quarrel with the Holy Scriptures; value: no. 9. 'Distressing and wicked falsehoods' taught by the clergy of the Church of England : a letter to the Rev. W. Harding ...; value: no. 10. The sin of teaching children the church catechism; value: no. 11. The extravagant claims of the national clergy : a letter to the Rev. W. Williams ...; value: no. 12. The soul-deceiving burial service of the Church of England; value: no. 13. The Church of England "expensive and ruinous to the poor"; value: no. 14. The Church of England supported by antichristian and iniquitous taxation; value: no. 15. Church patronage: or trading in the souls of men; value: no. 16. Enlightened conformists  "doing evil that good may come"; value: no. 17. The evils of training up the young in the Church of England; value: no. 18. Why conformists prefer the church to the chapel; value: no. 19. Why dissenters perfer the chapel to the church; value: no. 20. The national church: a creature and vassal of the state; value: no. 21. The ungodly baptismal service of the Church of England; value: no. 22. The Church  of England: a most discordant and schismatical sect; value: no. 23. The Church of England: a most inequitable and persecuting sect : a letter to the Rev. S. Wilberforce ...; value: no. 24. The Church of  England: a signal and miserable failure.