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Excerpt from Letters to an Episcopalian, on the Origin, History and Doctrine of the Book of Common-PrayerIt is believed that these Letters will be found interesting, not. Only to the Episcopalian, but to Protestants of all denominations.. The peculiar claims of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in reference to other Protestant bodies, serve to invest the discussion with general interest. Episcopalianism professes to occupy a sort of middle grou...

Excerpt from Letters to an Episcopalian, on the Origin, History and Doctrine of the Book of Common-Prayer The following letters were prepared with reference to the case of a particular individual, but it is believed that they will be found equally applicable to a very large class of readers. Episcopalians generally regard the "Book of Common-Prayer" as second only to the Bible, both in excellency and authority. To them, it is at once a treasu...