True Catholic and Apostolic Faith Maintained in the Church of England: To Which Is Prefixed a Sermon Preached by Him at Christ Church, Dublin, Before . With a Declaration Made in St. John's Church,

Explore a 17th‑century defense of Catholic faith as maintained within the Church of England. This historical treatise presents argument, context, and critique around church authority, doctrine, and the relationship between Anglican and Roman traditions.

Written as a polemic and scholarly work, it surveys key topics—from church governance to disputed doctrines—and includes prefatory material and biographical notes that illuminate its historical milieu.

• Clear argument that the Church of England can claim a true Catholic and apostolic identity


• Discussion of long‑standing topics such as church authority, infallibility, and transubstantiation


• References to historical figures, councils, and debates that shaped the era


• A structured edition intended for readers of religious history and polemical theology

Ideal for readers interested in the history of Anglican‑Catholic thought and 17th‑century religious controversy.