The Church in English History A Manual for Catholic Schools

An informative and engaging overview of the history of the English Church from the Roman era to the modern age, focusing on the role of Catholicism in shaping English religious and cultural identity. The author traces the development of church doctrine, organization, and practice, as well as the political and social struggles that shaped the relationship between church and state in England. With its clear and concise prose, richly detailed illustrations, and thoughtful analysis, this book is an excellent resource for teachers, students, and general readers interested in the history of Christianity in England.

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