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The Legal Position of the Clergy

By Philip Vernon Smith

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Discover the complex intertwining of spiritual and legal responsibilities that defined the lives and duties of parish clergy in England.

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2012-08-28
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"The Legal Position of the Clergy" by Philip Vernon Smith is a comprehensive exploration of the laws affecting Church of England clergy, probably from the early 1900s. The book explains the legal standing and duties of local church leaders in both religious and everyday affairs, skipping over ordination details or wider church concerns. Beginning with the dual spiritual and legal roles of clergy, Smith explains how church law and civil law mix in England, creating unique rules for clergy responsibilities. Smith lays the groundwork for looking at the history and current rules around local churches, benefits, and rights, preparing readers for more detailed discussion that follows.

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