This letter, written by the noted Anglo-Catholic scholar William John Blew in response to the publication of a Latin version of the Book of Common Prayer, offers a thoughtful critique of the translation and its implications for the wider Church of England. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of liturgy and theology, Blew provides a nuanced analysis of the debates surrounding the Latin version, shedding light on an often-overlooked aspect of Anglican history.

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