Convocation Rights and Church Assemblies Debate
A historical discussion defends the right to convocations in the Church of England, arguing that both Houses of Convocation are essential to the constitution as Parliament. It critiques suppression by rivals such as Quakers and Methodists and urges timely assemblies to preserve ecclesiastical authority, with the remainder promised in a future print.
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Scotland
Axp
Church of England
London imprint notice for Monitor and British Freeholder
London printer announces subscription reception at the Black Swan in Paternoster Row for letters to the Monitor or British Freeholder, post paid, and states copies are sold by booksellers, news carriers, and hawkers across Great Britain.
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London
J. Scorr
Black Swan
Paternefler-Row
Monitor
Great- Britain