A Letter to a Clergyman in the Country, Concerning the Choice of Members, and the Execution of the Parliament-Writ, for the Ensuing Convocation.
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A Letter to a Clergyman in the Country, Concerning the Choice of Members, and the Execution of the Parliament-Writ, for the Ensuing Convocation.

by Francis Atterbury

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A period letter advising on the selection of members and execution of writs for an ecclesiastical convocation in 18th-century England.

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This work presents a letter addressed to a clergyman regarding the procedures for choosing members and carrying out parliamentary writs for a convocation.

The text reflects the political and religious considerations of its period, focusing on institutional processes within the Church of England.

Readers interested in 18th-century ecclesiastical governance and parliamentary practices will find relevant context in this document.

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