Letters on England Letter V - On the Church of England
In which the diverse sects of England are observed with a particular emphasis on the established Church of England, whose members hold significant sway in public offices and maintain a curious blend of ancient rites and legal dependence. The character of the English clergy is contrasted with that of their French counterparts, noted for their moral strictness, academic reserve, and the absence of the more libertine ecclesiastical types common abroad.
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