This is a meticulously compiled collection of judgments from the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council concerning ecclesiastical cases related to doctrine and discipline. Edited by William Henry Fremantle, the collection offers invaluable insights into the legal and theological landscape of its time. These judgments shaped the understanding and application of ecclesiastical law within the Church of England and broader legal contexts.

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