Essays in modern English /
by Page and Rieu (Gareth Vaughan) [ed.]; Walsh,John Dixon, [from old catalog] [joint author.].
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BookPublisher: New York: Oxford University Press, 1966Description: x, 227 p. 23 cm.Subject(s): Sykes, Norman, 1897-1961 | England -- Church history -- 1485-
Contents:
Sir Thomas More's Utopia, by T.M. Parker. -- The gloomy dean and the law: John Colet, 1466-1519, by H. C. Porter. -- Anthony Marten and the Elizabethan debate on episcopacy, by W.D.J. Cargill Thompson. -- The collapse of militant Puritanism, by G. R. Cragg. -- King William III and the episcopate, by G.V. Bennett. -- Origins of the evangelical revival, by J.D. Walsh. -- The working of the alliance: a comment on Warburton, by R.W. Greaves. -- Hugh Price Hughes and the nonconformist conscience, by J.H.S. Kent. -- The Victorian churchman as historian: a reconsideration of R. W. Dixon's History of the Church of England, by E.G. Rupp. -- A select list of books, articles, and principal reviews written by Norman Sykes (p. 217-220)
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Sir Thomas More's Utopia, by T.M. Parker. -- The gloomy dean and the law: John Colet, 1466-1519, by H. C. Porter. -- Anthony Marten and the Elizabethan debate on episcopacy, by W.D.J. Cargill Thompson. -- The collapse of militant Puritanism, by G. R. Cragg. -- King William III and the episcopate, by G.V. Bennett. -- Origins of the evangelical revival, by J.D. Walsh. -- The working of the alliance: a comment on Warburton, by R.W. Greaves. -- Hugh Price Hughes and the nonconformist conscience, by J.H.S. Kent. -- The Victorian churchman as historian: a reconsideration of R. W. Dixon's History of the Church of England, by E.G. Rupp. -- A select list of books, articles, and principal reviews written by Norman Sykes (p. 217-220)
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