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Commendable for its insight, especially in recognizing the pivotal role played by the laity within the contemporary political climate. This excellent study helps bring the interplay between national religion and liturgical revision efforts in the twenties into sharp focus. ANGLICAN AND EPISCOPAL HISTORY John Maiden's monograph fills a gaping lacuna (and is) a useful work on the context of the Prayer Book the Church of England never had. JOURNAL OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES Maiden is to be congratulated on a fine piece of research that not only illuminates an episode in English church history but also offers an important contribution to the burgeoning debate about religion and the construal of national identity. AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW Formidably academic in tone, but, none the less, agreeably readable. It is likely to appeal chiefly to those still fascinated by such controversies of the past. THE CHURCH TIMES

Maiden is to be congratulated on a fine piece of research that not only illuminates an episode in English church history but also offers an important contribution to the burgeoning debate about religion and the construal of national identity. AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW Formidably academic in tone, but, none the less, agreeably readable. It is likely to appeal chiefly to those still fascinated by such controversies of the past. THE CHURCH TIMES

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