The Archbishops of Canterbury: A Tale of Church and State by John Butler
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The office of Archbishop of Canterbury is the oldest continuous institution in Britain \u2013 older than the English crown and much older than Parliament.
For over fourteen hundred years, from Augustine in the 6th century to Justin Welby in the 21st, successive Archbishops have been caught up in the transformation of the country from a collection of feudal Saxon kingdoms ruled by warrior kings to a modern industrial state with a democratic parliament and an established Church - as well as the longest reigning sovereign.
Some Archbishops have managed the tension between their responsibility to lead the Church and proclaim the gospel and their obligation to serve the interests of the state and its rulers. Others have lost their lives \u2013 three executed by the state, while two h.
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The office of Archbishop of Canterbury is the oldest continuous institution in Britain \u2013 older than the English crown and much older than Parliament.
For over fourteen hundred years, from Augustine in the 6th century to Justin Welby in the 21st, successive Archbishops have been caught up in the transformation of the country from a collection of feudal Saxon kingdoms ruled by warrior kings to a modern industrial state with a democratic parliament and an established Church - as well as the longest reigning sovereign.
Some Archbishops have managed the tension between their responsibility to lead the Church and proclaim the gospel and their obligation to serve the interests of the state and its rulers. Others have lost their lives \u2013 three executed by the state, while two h.
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Brand new product
Free UK standard delivery 2-3 days from despatch
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BookCurl is a family bookseller - thank you for your business
The office of Archbishop of Canterbury is the oldest continuous institution in Britain \u2013 older than the English crown and much older than Parliament.
For over fourteen hundred years, from Augustine in the 6th century to Justin Welby in the 21st, successive Archbishops have been caught up in the transformation of the country from a collection of feudal Saxon kingdoms ruled by warrior kings to a modern industrial state with a democratic parliament and an established Church - as well as the longest reigning sovereign.
Some Archbishops have managed the tension between their responsibility to lead the Church and proclaim the gospel and their obligation to serve the interests of the state and its rulers. Others have lost their lives \u2013 three executed by the state, while two h.
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