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15 works concernibg Church Reform published 1823-34. Including Pusey's Remarks on the.Benefits of Cathedral Institutions. 1st edn. 1833 & Arnold's Principles of Church Reform. 1st edn. 1833.

19375London: Roake & Varty; Rivington; Cadell; Hatchard & others. 1823-1834. The 15 works are bound into 2 volumes 8vo 20th Century full buckram. Very good both internally and externally. The 15 are in order of binding the following:RENNELL THOMAS. A Letter to Henry Brougham.upon his Durham Speech.on the subject of the Clergy.104-pages. London: Rivington 1823. Name of author added in ink to the title-page. With the half-title.ANON. Examination of Recent Works on Church Reform being an article published in No1 of the London Review. 106-pages. Signature on title. London: Saunders & Otley 1829.MAGEE WILLIAM. The Principle of the Union between Church and State in a charge to His Clergy. Published by theArchbishop of Dublin in the Year 1827. 64-pages. London: Re-printed for T. Cadell 1829.CARD HENRY. A Letter to the Duke of Wellington on the Reasonableness of a Church Reform by a Member of the Establishment. Second edition revised & enlarged . 106-pages with the half-title which is inscribed "With the Author's Best Respects". London: for J. Rodwell 1830.SLADE REV. JAMES. A Letter on Church Reform addressed to the Lord Bishop of London. 96-pages. London: Rivingtons 1830.PUSEY EDWARD BOUVERIE. Remarks on the Prospective and Past Benefits of Cathedral Institutions. 135-pages. London: Roake and Varty 1832.TOWNSEND REV. GEO. A Plan for Abolishing Pluralities and Non-Residence in the Church of England. 98-pages. London: Rivington 1833.ROBINSON GEORGE. Draft of a Petition to the King against Lord Althorp's Proposed Bill for Church-Reform in Ireland plainly proving that Bill to be in open breach of the Coronation Oath. 23-pages. London: Roake & Varty 1833.DUNCOMBE. EDWARD. A Guide to Church Reform. 89-pages. London: J. Hatchard 1833.WETHERELL B. J. Church Reform. A Letter to Viscount Althorp.on Ecclesiastical Leases 46-pages. London: Longman 1833.ARNOLD THOMAS. Principles of Church Reform. 88-pages. London: Fellowes 1833.STOPFORD EDWARD. A Letter addressed to the Clergy of the Diocese of Raphoe. Caused by Two Letters of the Rev. R. J. M'Ghee.on the present situation of the Church 49-pages Dublin: Richard Milliken 1833.HENLEY LORD. A Plan for a New Arrangement and increase in number of the Dioceses of England ad Wales. 46-pages. Large folding hand-coloured map. London: Roake & Varty 1834.GREAVES RICHARD. An Urgent Plea for an immediate Revision of the Articles and Homilies of the United Church of England and Ireland. 53-pages. London: Hamilton Adams 1834.DUNCOMBE EDWARD. A Letter on the Hierarchy of the Church of England 100-pages plus 1 advertisement leaf. London: J. Hatchard 1834. NB. The dark patch on Henley's map is merely a shadow. London: Roake & Varty; Rivington; Cadell; Hatchard, & others. 1823-1834. hardcover

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