Ths six papers contained in this Yohmie are soiB- ciently connected in thought and treatment to allow of pubfication under one title, although they were written in the first instance for different sets of people and bear plain traces of independent preparation. In spite of repetitions and other incongruities, they are published in substantially their original form. The first three lectures on Principles of A ng Ucanism were delivered on the foundation of the Reinicker Lectureship in the Virginia Theological Seminary, A lexandria, in November 1909; the fourth, on The Principle of Orders, was read before the Brooklyn Clerical League in March 1910; the fifth, on 3A chievements and FaS ures of Protestantism was writtoi for the St. Mary s Conference, Raleigh, N. C, in June 1910; the sixth, on Church Unity, is a sermon preached at St. John s Church, Wilmington, and later at Grace C3iurch, A vondale, Cincinnati, in October 1910. The first five papers were read at the St. Mary s Conference in Raleigh, and later at a Conference for Churdi-workers held at the Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, in July
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