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William Wake: Archbishop of Canterbury, 1657-1737

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Biographical and Historical Analysis Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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Volume I: 1. Withstanding Peter to the Face 2. Controversy within the Gate: The Convocation of Canterbury 3. The Office and Work of a Bishop 4. The Care of all the Churches 5. The Consecration of Matthew Parker and the Validity of Anglican Orders Volume II: 6. The Care of all the Churches: The Union of Protestants 7. The Things that are Caesar's 8. False Doctrine, Heresy and Schism 9. Grateful Evening Mild.

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