Report of Commemorative Services With the Sermons And Addresses At the Seabury Centenary, 1883-1885.
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E. Beardsley, D. D. , LL. D. , rector of St. Thomas'sChurch, New Haven, historian of the diocese and biographer ofBishop Seabury, then made the following address: So much has been written and spoken about the consecration ofBishop Seabury, that it must be well understood by all intelligentConnecticut churchmen, if not by all American churchmen. It isquite unnecessary to take you over the familiar ground; but I havebeen sometimes asked; "What was the Scottish Episcopal Church, that her bishops a... century ago should venture an act which thebishops of the Church of England declined to undertake?" Thequestion involves an answer which goes back a century farther, even to the time when Episcopacy was established in Scotland as astate religion under the reign of the Stuart kings. The revolutionof 1688 caused the fall of James II. , king of Great Britain andsecond son of Charles I. , and with him fell the Episcopal Churchin Scotland, as an establishment William, the Prince of Orange, had married his daughter Mary, and fitting out an expedition whenthe people were ripe for a change, he invaded England, and seizingthe throne, was crowned with his wife to the sovereignty of therealm.
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E. Beardsley, D. D. , LL. D. , rector of St. Thomas'sChurch, New Haven, historian of the diocese and biographer ofBishop Seabury, then made the following address: So much has been written and spoken about the consecration ofBishop Seabury, that it must be well understood by all intelligentConnecticut churchmen, if not by all American churchmen. It isquite unnecessary to take you over the familiar ground; but I havebeen sometimes asked; "What was the Scottish Episcopal Church, that her bishops a... century ago should venture an act which thebishops of the Church of England declined to undertake?" Thequestion involves an answer which goes back a century farther, even to the time when Episcopacy was established in Scotland as astate religion under the reign of the Stuart kings. The revolutionof 1688 caused the fall of James II. , king of Great Britain andsecond son of Charles I. , and with him fell the Episcopal Churchin Scotland, as an establishment William, the Prince of Orange, had married his daughter Mary, and fitting out an expedition whenthe people were ripe for a change, he invaded England, and seizingthe throne, was crowned with his wife to the sovereignty of therealm.
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