A Manual for Confirmation by Thomas Field offers a comprehensive guide to the sacrament of confirmation within the Christian faith. Designed as an instructional resource, this manual provides a clear and accessible explanation of the theological underpinnings and practical aspects of confirmation.

Originally published in 1904, this book reflects the religious education practices of the time, offering insights into the historical context of Christian instruction. It serves as a valuable resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of confirmation, whether for personal enrichment, educational purposes, or historical research. The manual⿿s enduring relevance lies in its structured approach to explaining core tenets of Christian belief and practice.

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