...nojustification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church of England is being quietly and diligently performed by clergy who are entirely loyal to i the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer." That throws...

...find that ' the evidence gives no justification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the book of Common Prayer ' (p. 76). It should be impossible for the present state...

...conviction " that the evidence gives no justification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer." This being so, it might be reasonably asked, " What bearing...

...conviction that the evidence gives no justification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer. It is right to give all due prominence to this optimistic...

...justification for any doubt that in the large j majority of parishes the work of the Church , of England is being quietly and diligently performed by clergy...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer." That throws a considerable light upon the discussion of...

...although we were able to close our report with the statement that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer. It was with much satisfaction that I signed the Report,...

...conviction that the evidence gives no justification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...are entirely loyal to the principles of the English Beformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer. This is undoubtedly true, and it should never...

...out that 'the evidence gives no justification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer' ( :76). Although the commission had listed no less than...

...conviction that the evidence gives no justification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the Book of Common Prayer. Recommendations.— We desire to state that those of our...

...find that ' the evidence gives no justification for any doubt that in the large majority of parishes the work of the Church is being quietly and diligently...loyal to the principles of the English Reformation as expressed in the book of Common Prayer' (p. 76). It should be impossible for the present state of...