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A Cork Lay Reply on Church Reform 1829 Letter
The writer rebukes the Bishop of Ferns over attacks on lay involvement in church reform. He cites historical examples from Henry VIII to Edward VI, defends lay scrutiny, condemns clerical absenteeism, and argues for reform of parishes, unions, and First Fruits funds to aid distressed clergy and preserve the Church of England in Ireland.
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Robert Peel
M.P
Benjamin Bond Cabbell
John Pepys
Enq
Colin MacKenzie
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D. Campbell
Charles Stanhope
Miss Arden
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Miss Vernon
Honre and Co
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Whitmore and Co
A.M. Stafford
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Temple
Messen
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Whitmore
Cravenstreet
Strand
Robert Balmanno
Arvey
J. Wingrave
St. Paul's Church-yard
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King’s Bench
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Edward's-street
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Elizabeth Lazenby
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Wilmot Warwick
Henry Vernon
Edinburgh Review
Duke of Wellington
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