The Ritual Law of the Church, With Its Application to the Communion and Baptismal Offices - To Which Is Added Notes Upon Orders, the Articles, and Canons of 1603 #246409

1. Prefatory Remarks.<br>2. Meaning of Terms.<br>3. Rites, Ceremonies, and Ornaments.<br>4. Ecclesiastical and Canon Law distinguished.<br>5. General Propositions.<br>6. Progress of Revision before 1547.<br>7. Uses: Use of Sarum.<br>8. License to Cranmer, 1547.<br>9. Injunctions of 1547.<br>10.Book of Homilies.<br>11. The Litany.<br>12. Resolutions as to Holy Communion, 1547.<br>13. Act for Reception in Both Kinds.<br>14. General Repealing Act, Edward VI.<br>15. Order of Communion of 1548.<br>16. Preparation of the First Book.<br>17. Ratification of Convocation.<br>18. Acts 2 and 3, Edward VI., 1549. The Book of Common Prayer.<br>19. Act Abolishing Romish Books.<br>20. Ordinal of 1550.<br>21.Statute of 1552 as to Second Book.<br>22. Statute as to Holy Days.<br>23. Remarks on the Reforms of Edward VI.<br>24. Act of 1 Mary, 1553.<br>25. Act of 1 Elizabeth restoring Jurisdiction.<br>26. Act of 1 Elizabeth as to Book of Common Prayer.<br>27. Act of 13 Elizabeth, 1571, as to Sound Religion.<br>28. The Thirty-nine Articles.<br>29. Changes in the Reign of James I.<br>30. Repealing Act of James I.<br>31. Canons of 1603.<br>32. Book of Charles II., 1662.<br>33. Act of Queen Anne, 1706.<br>34.General Conclusions.<br>35. The Colonial Church.<br>36. Position between 1776 and 1789.