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Virginia’s Mother Church And the Politics Under Which It Grew + 2 Bonus Books

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Virginia’s Mother Church And the Politics Under Which It Grew
An Interpretation of the Records of The Colony of Virginia and of the
Anglican Church in That Colony1607-1727
By George Maclaren Brydon, 1867
571 pages, indexed, illustrated, searchable

- Bonus Book #1 –
The Church of England In Colonial Virginia Vol. 1 & 2
By Edgar Legare Pennington, 1937
22 + 44 pages, indexed, illustrated, searchable

- Bonus Book #2 –
Separation of Church and State In Virginia
By H. J. Eckenrode, 1910
164 pages, indexed

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Contents BOOK I CHURCH AND STATE UNDER THE VIRGINIA COMPANY
I. Introduction I
II. Conditions in the Mother Country 6
III. Beginnings 1 1
IV. The First Ministers 20
V. Ancient Boroughs and Particular Plantations 30
VI. The Parishes, and the Ministers Who Came 40
VII. Missionary Endeavour, and The College 51
VIII. Taking Root 61
IX. In Memoriam, Sir Edwin Sandys 71
BOOK II THE CHURCH UNDER THE STUARTS
X. Developing Native Institutions 77 XI. Through Storm and Stress 106
XII. Governor Berkeley and the Puritans 117
XIII. The Era of the Commonwealth 125
XIV. Political Conditions After the Restoration 145
XV. The Church Under Charles Second 172
XVI. England Under the Later Stuarts 207
XVII. The Church in Virginia Under the Later Stuarts 225
XVIII. The Effects of the Toleration Act in Virginia 245
XIX. James Blair, Commissary. Part i, the College President 273
XX. James Blair, Commissary. Part 2, The Commissary 309
XXI. Colonel Spotswood's Plans and Failures 327
XXII. The Church of Virginia After a Century of Life 361

APPENDICES
I. The Laws Dealing with Religion Under the Martial Law Declared at
James Town ini6io 411
II. The Rule of the Virginia Company Concerning Public Lands and Glebe
Lands in the Several Cities and Par- ticular Plantations; and Extracts
from the Charter of a Particular Plantation 414
III. Extracts from the Records of the Virginia Company Concerning the
Selection of Ministers to Send to Virginia 419
IV. Laws Bearing upon Moral Conduct and Religion and Concerning the
Indians, Adopted at the First Meeting of the General Assembly of
Virginia in 1619 422
V. Early Diocesan "Canons," 1632-1649 426
VI. Diocesan "Canons" of the Restoration Period 452
VII. Stories at First Hand 483 VIII. Letters of the Vestries to
Governor Nicholson in 1704 Concerning the Induction of Ministers 517

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