Description
The biography of a major British academic and cleric of the early 20th century, revealing his talent for controversy, his role in the reconciliation between the Anglican and Catholic Churches, and his wide-ranging interests and enthusiasms.
About the Author
A member of the Ecclesiastical History Society, the Reverend T F Taylor has examined much archival and anecdotal material in his exploration of the life of a man acknowledge as a 'hero' of many modern churchmen. Apart from his first book, A Profest Papist, Taylor has written several articles for Studia Patristica and other religious journals. He is also a keen amateur bookbinder and a collector of foreign playing cards.
Book Information
ISBN 9780227679135
Author T.F. Taylor
Format Hardback
Page Count 144
Imprint James Clarke & Co Ltd
Publisher James Clarke & Co Ltd
Weight(grams) 370g
About the Author
A member of the Ecclesiastical History Society, the Reverend T F Taylor has examined much archival and anecdotal material in his exploration of the life of a man acknowledge as a 'hero' of many modern churchmen. Apart from his first book, A Profest Papist, Taylor has written several articles for Studia Patristica and other religious journals. He is also a keen amateur bookbinder and a collector of foreign playing cards.
Book Information
ISBN 9780227679135
Author T.F. Taylor
Format Hardback
Page Count 144
Imprint James Clarke & Co Ltd
Publisher James Clarke & Co Ltd
Weight(grams) 370g
