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<dl><dd>CONTENTS.</dd></dl><p>Importance at present of the Royal Supremacy 5 
Mr. Lewis, Mr. Maskell, Mr. Irons upon it 6 
The 37th Article, Queen Elizabeth's Injunctions, and the act 1 Eliz, c. 1, viewed as a whole 7 
The power of Order not assumed by the Royal Supremacy 12 
The Papal Supremacy is so assumed, which consists in acts of Jurisdiction, and not in acts of Order 12 
Necessity of considering Order and Jurisdiction 14 
A. The power of Order 14 
This power declined by Queen Elizabeth 18 
B. The power of Jurisdiction, two-fold 19 
I. Jurisdiction in foro extemo ; its existence proved 20 
1. By Scripture 20 
2. By the use of it in Scripture 21 
3. By the history of the Church 22 
Its distinction from Temporal Government 23 
1. In its end 23 
2. In its origin 24 
3. In its subjects 24 
Borne witness to by the ancient Christian Emperors 25 
By the Fathers — Hosius 27 
S. Athanasius 28 
S. Ambrose 29 
S. Gregory Nazianzene 29 
S. John Damascene 30 
Pope Gelasius in A.D. 493 31 
Pope Symmachus, about 500 32 
Pope Nicholas I. about 858 33 
This power annexed to the crown by Henry VIII. and Elizabeth 34 
Testimony from Collier, Bishop Gibson, and Dr. Cardwell to this effect 36 
Statement of the Royal Supremacy by Hooker 37 
Unreality of any inferior view of it 39 
Difference between the Regale of earlier times and other countries, and the Supremacy established by Elizabeth 40 
It was not the mere abolition of appeals abroad 42 
Historical carrying out of Elizabeth's Idea 43 
1. Parker's Consecration 43 
2. Suspension of Archbishop Grindal by Queen Elizabeth 49 
3. Suspension of Archbishop Abbot by Charles I. 50 
4. Absolution of Archbishop Abbot by James I. 51 
5. Deposition of Archbishop San croft, and modern acts of the crown and parliament 52 
One consistent rationale of these acts 53 
II. Jurisdiction in foro interno 53 
Power of the keys belonging to Order in its essence, to Jurisdiction in its exercise 54 
Bearing of the Royal Supremacy on this power 58 
Two grounds, on which the Royal Supremacy is based 60 
Results of the Supremacy on the status of the Church of England 62 
As to jurisdiction 62 
As to the supreme judgment of doctrine 63 
Appendix, No. 1. A discourse concerning his Majesty's supreme power ecclesiastical, written in the reign of Charles II. and extracted by Collier from the Paper Office 65 
No. 2. Observations on the pamphlet of Mr. Irons 77 
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<dl><dd>Description based on print version record</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Church of England -- Government; Church and state -- Great Britain; Royal supremacy (Church of England); Church of England; Church and state; Political science</div>
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Allies, T. W. (Thomas William), 1813-1903</div>
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