An Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles: Historical and Doctrinal | Volume Two

This two-volume edition presents a new typesetting of Edward Harold Browne’s magisterial Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles, a foundational work of Anglican theology and one of the most thorough doctrinal commentaries in the English tradition. First published in the 19th century and here reproduced from the 1887 American edition edited by Bishop J. Williams of Connecticut, this edition offers fresh clarity and renewed accessibility to Browne’s erudite treatment of the Articles.

With deep learning, pastoral insight, and a commitment to both historical context and theological fidelity, Browne guides the reader article by article through the defining statements of Anglican doctrine. His exposition remains a vital resource for clergy, seminarians, and lay readers seeking to understand the Anglican via media, its Reformation roots, and its catholic inheritance.

Divided into two volumes for ease of study and reference, this edition preserves the full integrity of the original while presenting it in an elegant and readable format for today’s reader.