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Memorandum; about title for publication of the addresses before the convention.
Date
11-16-1865
Keywords
letter, Whittingham
Recommended Citation
McIlvaine, Charles Pettit, "Memorandum to Bishop Whittingham" (1865). Charles Pettit McIlvaine Letters. 298.
https://digital.kenyon.edu/mcilvaine_letters/298
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Rationalism
As exhibited in the unity of certain clergyman of the Church of England:
An address to the Clergy
+ candidates for order of the Prot. Ep: Church in the U.S.”
Being the substance of a Paper read to the House of Bishops at the late Gen: Convention: And now published at the request.
By
the [Right] Rev. C. P. McIlvaine DD. [?] Bishop of Ohio.
In my letter to Bp. Whittingham I asked if the following title would meet his view of what the House intended, the address ordaining the use of “We the Bishops &c.”
Rationalism
As exhibited in the unity of certain clergyman of the Church of England:
An address to the Clergy, &c &c
Being a paper submitted to the H. of Bps. at the late Gen. Conv. by the Bp. of O. + now published at their request.