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ANGLICAN COMMUNION). AuTxoRITIEs.—General Histories, Narrative: J. See also:Collier, Ecclesiastical See also:History of See also:Great See also:Britain (to 1685), ed. T. Lathbury (9 vols., See also:London, 1852) ; T. See also:Fuller, See also:Church History (to 1648), ed. J. S. See also:Brewer (See also:Oxford, 1845), valuable near the author's own See also:time; C. See also:Dodd, Church History of See also:England (to 1625, by a See also:Roman See also:Catholic), ed. M. A.

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Tierney (5 vols., London, 1839–1843) ; See also:Dean W. F. See also:Hook, Lives of the Archbishops of See also:Canterbury (to 1663) (12 vols., London, 186o–1879) ; G. G. See also:Perry, Students' See also:English Church History (to 1884) (London, 1887), a carefully written See also:book; A History of the English Church, ed. See also:Stephens and See also:Hunt, in 8 vols., noticed below under various periods; H. O. Wakeman, An Introduction to the History of the Church of England (London, 1896), a brightly written See also:manual by a pronounced high churchman. Documents: D. See also:Wilkins, Concilia (446–1717) (4 vols. fol., London, 1737), a splendid See also:work; A. W. Haddan and See also:Bishop W.

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Stubbs, See also:Councils and Ecclesiastical Documents (3 vols., Oxford, 1869–1873), supersedes Wilkins so far as it goes, but deals with English Church only to 87o, with Welsh, Scottish and Cumbrian churches to later See also:dates; H. See also:Gee and W. J. See also:Hardy, Documents of English Church History (to 1700) (London, 1896), useful for students. Constitutional: Bishop W. Stubbs, Constitutional History of England (parts of) ( vols., revised ed., Oxford, 1895–1897), a work of great learning; F. Makower, Constitutional History of the Church of England, from the See also:German (London, 1895) ; F. W. See also:Maitland, Roman See also:Canon See also:Law in the Church of England (London, 1898), authoritative.

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