THE NATIONAL CHURCH

CHURCH

Essays on its History and Constitution and
Criticisms of its Present Administration

BY

H. HENSLEY HENSON, B.D.

HON. D.D., GLASGOW; CANON OF WESTMINSTER

With an Introduction by the

REV. J. LLEWELYN DAVIES, D.D.

MACMILLAN AND CO., LIMITED
ST. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON
1908

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1. EstablishmENT, being the Sermon preached in the

Abbey on S. Edward's Day, 1907

2. Of DAILY SERVICES

3. Of CONFIRMATION

4. Of the LIBERTY OF THE CLERGY IN THEIR RELATIONS

WITH NONCONFORMISTS

5. Of the PRESENT DISCONTENTS OF ENGLISH CHURCH-

OF THE CHURCH OF

ENGLAND.--A Letter

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6. Of the PROTESTANTISM

7. Of the DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER MARRIAGE ACT,

1907.-An Open Letter to the Archbishop of

Canterbury

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8. Of CHRISTIANITY AND

POLITICS.-The

Lecture at Aberdeen, Oct. 29th, 1905

9. Of the CLERGY AND SOCIAL POLITICS.-Sermon in

S. Margaret's.

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