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Looks at how the Anglican Church coped with mass migration from Britain in the first half of the nineteenth century -- .

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‘Joseph Hardwick’s study of the imperial growth of a national church is an illuminating and important addition to nineteenth-century imperial and ecclesiastical historiography.’
Jacob M. Blosser, Texas Woman’s University , Anglican and Episcopal History

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Table of Contents

Introduction: the Church of England, migration and the British world
1. The recruitment of colonial clergy, c.1790–1850
2. The making of the colonial laity
3. The Colonial Bishoprics’ Fund and the contest of colonial Church reform
4. British support for overseas expansion
5. Imperial ecclesiastical networks
6. The Church, associations and ethnic and loyalist identities
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index

An Anglican British world

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      Publisher Manchester University Press
      Published 30 September 2014
      ISBN-13 9780719087226
      978-0719087226
      ISBN-10 719087228

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Looks at how the Anglican Church coped with mass migration from Britain in the first half of the nineteenth century -- .

      Trade Review

      ‘Joseph Hardwick’s study of the imperial growth of a national church is an illuminating and important addition to nineteenth-century imperial and ecclesiastical historiography.’
      Jacob M. Blosser, Texas Woman’s University , Anglican and Episcopal History

      -- .

      Table of Contents

      Introduction: the Church of England, migration and the British world
      1. The recruitment of colonial clergy, c.1790–1850
      2. The making of the colonial laity
      3. The Colonial Bishoprics’ Fund and the contest of colonial Church reform
      4. British support for overseas expansion
      5. Imperial ecclesiastical networks
      6. The Church, associations and ethnic and loyalist identities
      Conclusion
      Bibliography
      Index

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