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Author: Cordelia Moyse (Customer)
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer Ltd
Imprint: The Boydell Press
Volume: v. 20
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 2.30cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.630kg
ISBN: 9781843835134
ISBN 10: 1843835134
Pages: 316
Publication Date: 19 November 2009
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
A fine contribution to British women's and British religious history. JOURNAL OF BRITISH STUDIES Will engage and stimulate historians of both religion and gender. ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW There are issues here that will engage and stimulate historians of both religion and gender. ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW Recommended for seminary and university libraries. ANGLICAN AND EPISCOPAL HISTORY It is difficult to imagine how this book could have been improved. It is an outstanding example of a balanced, clear and contextually sensitive account. Specialists and generalists will find it enormously rewarding. THEOLOGY Consider that until Cordelia Moyse's A History of the Mothers' Union, this organization has been ignored by academic historians of any discipline. This situation alone would make Moyse's book worth reading. However, her carefully chosen scope and cautious use of sources make her work mandatory reading. ANGLICAN THEOLOGICAL REVIEW At last a careful study of the Mothers' Union based on the wonderful archives created at Mary Sumner House and now in the Lambeth Palace Library. [...] A thoughtful and carefully prepared book. THE MAGAZINE OF MU AUSTRALIA This important book is in some sense an untold history of the Anglican Communion itself, charting the globalization and development of Anglican faith and cultures. LIVING CHURCH
A fine contribution to British women's and British religious history. JOURNAL OF BRITISH STUDIES Will engage and stimulate historians of both religion and gender. ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEWBR> There are issues here that will engage and stimulate historians of both religion and gender. ENGLISH HISTORICAL REVIEW Recommended for seminary and university libraries. ANGLICAN AND EPISCOPAL HISTORY It is difficult to imagine how this book could have been improved. It is an outstanding example of a balanced, clear and contextually sensitive account. Specialists and generalists will find it enormously rewarding. THEOLOGY Consider that until Cordelia Moyse's A History of the Mothers' Union, this organization has been ignored by academic historians of any discipline. This situation alone would make Moyse's book worth reading. However, her carefully chosen scope and cautious use of sources make her work mandatory reading. ANGLICAN THEOLOGICAL REVIEW At last a careful study of the Mothers' Union based on the wonderful archives created at Mary Sumner House and now in the Lambeth Palace Library. (...) A thoughtful and carefully prepared book. THE MAGAZINE OF MU AUSTRALIA This important book is in some sense an untold history of the Anglican Communion itself, charting the globalization and development of Anglican faith and cultures. LIVING CHURCH
At last a careful study of the Mothers' Union based on the wonderful archives created at Mary Sumner House and now in the Lambeth Palace Library. (...) A thoughtful and carefully prepared book. THE MAGAZINE OF MU AUSTRALIA This important book is in some sense an untold history of the Anglican Communion itself, charting the globalization and development of Anglican faith and cultures. LIVING CHURCH
