Transcribed from the 1867 James Parker and Co. edition by David Price,
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Eight Sermons
ON
THE PRIESTHOOD, ALTAR, AND
SACRIFICE.
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BY
MAYOW WYNELL MAYOW, M.A.,
PERPETUAL CURATE OF ST. MARY’S, WEST BROMPTON, AND LATE
STUDENT OF CHRIST CHURCH, OXFORD.
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“The principles of Christianity are now as freely questioned as the
most doubtful and controverted points; the grounds of faith are as
safely denied as the most unnecessary superstructions; that religion
hath the greatest advantage which appeareth in the newest dress, as
if we looked for another faith to be delivered to the saints: whereas
in Christianity there can be no concerning truth which is not
ancient, and whatsoever is truly new, is certainly false.”—(BP.
PEARSON ON THE CREED: _Epistle Dedicatory_.)
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Oxford and London:
JAMES PARKER AND CO.
1867.
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[Picture: Decorative graphic]
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TO THE
RIGHT REV. FATHER IN GOD,
WALTER KERR,
LORD BISHOP OF SALISBURY,
IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF A CONNECTION WITH HIS
DIOCESE FOR NEARLY A QUARTER OF A CENTURY,
AS A TOKEN OF REVERENCE FOR HIS OFFICE, AND UNFEIGNED
RESPECT FOR HIS CHARACTER,
AS SOME LITTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF MANY
KINDNESSES RECEIVED,
AND AS A HUMBLE TRIBUTE TO HIS CONSTANCY
IN DEFENDING THE FAITH IN
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND,
This Volume
IS (BY PERMISSION) INSCRIBED,
BY HIS LORDSHIP’S VERY FAITHFUL AND GRATEFUL SERVANT,