10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIGH-CHURCHMAN»
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High-Churchman in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The
Churchman's Guide: A Handbook for All Persons, Whether ...
It is difficult to define, except that it implies an exalted conception of the Church
on the part of a High Churchman, whereas his Low Church brother attaches more
importance to the individual soul. Within both groups there are considerable ...
2
A word for the church: consisting of "The
Churchman," and ...
consisting of "The Churchman," and "The High Churchman vindicated;" two
episcopal charges John Henry Hobart, George Washington Doane. - 6 in which it
is his happiness to live, what has never yet been afforded, a fair opportunity to ...
John Henry Hobart, George Washington Doane, 1832
3
A Call to Union on the Principles of the English ...
Only let it be clearly understood what a High- Churchman, according to the
present signification of the term, is ; let it be understood that while the Low-
Churchman is contending for the temporalities of an Establishment, the High-
Churchman ...
Walter Farquhar Hook, 1843
4
The Christian remembrancer; or, The
Churchman's Biblical, ...
As from this passage it is evident that Heber was even opposed to Evangelism,
and it would seem from the sentiment before recorded, that he was not a high
Churchman, it may be inquired, where did he find the resting-place of opinion ?
5
The
churchman's manual: an exposition of the doctrines, ...
Words change with change of times; and among such words none is more
perverted than the phrase ' high churchman.' The common idea of a high
churchman is, a servile tool of reigning authorities ; a man who views the church
almost ...
6
Modern Anglican theology: chapters on Coleridge, Hare [&c.] ...
He was, however, I need hardly say, the antithesis of a superstitiously
sacramentarian or Ritualistic High Churchman. He loved a beautiful and perfectly
decorous service, loved chanting and psalmody, sacredly observed Church
seasons, and ...
James Harrison Rigg, 1880
7
Apostle to the Wilderness: Bishop John Medley and the ...
MEDLEY IN EPISCOPAL CONTEXT John Medley was not the only High
Churchman or Tractarian on the Episcopal bench in the mid-nineteenth century.
In fact, as Nigel Yates points out, High Churchmen of one stripe or another were
strongly ...
8
Canada: an Encyclopædia of the Country: The Hudson's Bay ...
He is, therefore, more ready than the High Churchman to believe that the Holy
Spirit may often be found workingin spheres outside the Church.and through
channels other than those of divine and primitive appointment. The touchstone of
his ...
John Castell Hopkins, 1898
Will you allow me to say, that I trust I am not a bigot or a High Churchman,
beyond what I ever wish to be, — a High Churchman in the true sense of the
word, loving the Church for the truth's sake, and not loving the Church for its
temporalities' ...
REV. JOSHUA FAWCETT, 1840
10
The Christian Journal, and Literary Register
And he has rendered himself " popular," by showing that a " high churchman"
may consistently be a warm friend of those republican institutions and habits
which are carrying, with rapid march, civilization, and order, and comfort, and ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HIGH-CHURCHMAN»
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Bugs and the Victorians by JFM Clark: review
Initially it had been used to reinforce the status quo – Introduction to Entomology, written by a Tory High-Churchman and a merchant from Hull, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 09»
