Excerpt from Rubrics and Canons of the Church of England ConsideredEvery clergyman is bound, by the plainest obligations of duty, to obey the directions of the Rubric. If we are not to go beyond her ritual, at least, we ought not to fall short of it. A strict and punctual conformity with the Liturgy and Articles of our Church, is a duty to which we have bound ourselves by a solemn promise, and which, while we continue in the ministry, we must scrupulously fulfil. Conformity to the Liturgy implies, of course, an exact observance of the rubric.-bz'3h0p of London's (marge, 1842, pp. 30, 31.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.

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