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History Notes [of a] Visit to Norfolk Island, the Head Quarters of the Melanesian Mission (1872). This published account draws on the journal of William Garden Cowie (1831-1902) then Bishop of Auckland. Cowie writes on conditions of church life on Norfolk, and his ordination of three Melanesian Anglicans to the diaconate; Cowie is distinguished in early Australasian church history for having ordained some 25 Maori clergymen by the end of the nineteenth century. Pictures of the English Liturgy, by Martin Travers (1916): High Mass illustrations are available now online in high-resolution scans provided by an AO reader. The Low Mass illustrations have been reformatted. Ritual Notes on the Order of Divine Service (1894). The text of an early edition of this influential ceremonial guide is now online for the first time. England Episcopal
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