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Crown, Mitre And People In The Nineteenth Century

Name: Crown, Mitre And People In The Nineteenth Century
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Author: G. R. Evans (university Of Cambridge)
ISBN: 9781316515976

by G. R. Evans (university Of Cambridge)

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350 pages
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
15.3 x 22.9 x 2.4 cm

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For historians and enthusiasts of Church history

Clarifies the Church's jurisdiction during a tumultuous era

You will gain insights into faith and society's interplay

This book explores the evolution of the Church of England's laws and courts in the nineteenth century.

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The Church of England has its own courts and its own laws, subject to the law of England. In the nineteenth century, as Professor Evans shows, its jurisdiction was rethought in a flurry of Parliamentary interest, press coverage and high-profile cases involving colourful clergy and laity and much social pressure.