Ecclesiastical Affairs and a Season for Relaxation
In a long reflection on the end of Parliament and the politico ecclesiastical struggle, the column urges a pause for rest and recreation. It notes weariness from continuous pressure from state favored opponents, advocates postponing further debate, and calls for renewed morale and focus on more agreeable thoughts while maintaining commitments to Nonconformity and future action.
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R. Moffat
W. Beynon
Werleyan
Robert Moffat
Devonshire
Belgium
University of London
Saarbruck
Prince Imperial
Metz
Tiis
Ecclesiastical Notes on Prayer Form from Archbishop
The Archbishop of Canterbury proposes a family and private form of prayer for peace after consulting advisers, criticizing reliance on printed prayers in public worship. He questions whether Episcopalians lack the ability to pray without a printed text and reflects on public versus private devotion within the Established Church.
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Canterbury
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Napoleon
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Ecclesiastical Affairs
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