The Unity of the Episcopate Considered,: In Reply to the Work of the REV. T.W. Allies, Entitled, the Church of England Cleared from the Charge of ... of Fathers of the First Six Centuries - Softcover
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About the Author
Edward Healy Thompson, M.A., was born at Rutland, England and converted to Catholicism in 1846 after practicing the Anglican faith. He received his education from Emmanuel College in Cambridge as well as from Oakham School. He devoted a great portion of his life to religious literature, and authored such works as "The Life and Glories of Saint Joseph", "Remarks on Certain Anglican Theories of Unity", and "A Few Earnest Thoughts on the Duty of Communion with the Catholic Church". Edward Thompson was the brother of poet Francis Thompson and the husband of Harriet Calvert, who also became a convert. He died at Gloucestershire on May 21, 1891.
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