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Written by an insider of both Parliament and the Church of England, this is an examination of the way in which religion and politics are linked in England. It questions whether or not the Church does, in fact, make the best and most imaginative use of its establishment position .

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useful tips on successful lobbying Reform - the Magazine of the United Reformed Church, March 2001

This is a curious book, but readers who are prepared to persevere with David Rogers' writing are likely to find some reward for their effort The book is, in effect, a kind of collage - colourful, entertaining, pithy, occasionally wise, and always thought-provoking. Rogers writes extremely well, and always seems to manage to hold the reader's attention. His embeddedness in and fondness for his subject positively radiate at points. --Reviews in Religion and Theology 8.1

useful tips on successful lobbying --Reform - the Magazine of the United Reformed Church, March 2001 This is a curious book, but readers who are prepared to persevere with David Rogers' writing are likely to find some reward for their effort The book is, in effect, a kind of collage - colourful, entertaining, pithy, occasionally wise, and always thought-provoking. Rogers writes extremely well, and always seems to manage to hold the reader's attention. His embeddedness in and fondness for his subject positively radiate at points. Reviews in Religion and Theology 8.1 useful tips on successful lobbying Reform - the Magazine of the United Reformed Church, March 2001

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David Rogers is at Goldsmith College, University of London.

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