Excerpt from Church MusicThe following pages are designed to bring some assistance, if it may be, to the parish priest who is conscious of his responsibility, but who realizes that he is handling a delicate and thorny matter. Often enough he is in the same case as one who has received the charge Of an ancient, lovely, ivy-clad church. A great affection has grown up around it, which extends from the church to the ivy. He fears that this graspin...
Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images, so they represent accurately the original artefact. Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve ...
Excerpt from Archbishop LaudThe intention of this series of studies of the lives of English bishops and priests is to suggest the significance of the man in the age in which he lived and in the movements within the Church with which he was con cerned. It is the general editorial policy to select a biographer sympathetic with the character with whom he deals, since, in the view of the editor, sympathy is necessary to understanding. The choice o...
Excerpt from Archbishop Laud
The intention of this series of studies of the lives of English bishops and priests is to suggest the significance of the man in the age in which he lived and in the movements within the Church with which he was con cerned. It is the general editorial policy to select a biographer sympathetic with the character with whom he deals, since, in the view of the editor, sympathy is necessary to understanding. The choice...
Excerpt from Church Music
To write a book on such a subject as this, even on so slight a scale, may seem a gross impertinence in one who can hardly claim the title of an amateur in music. And so it would be, if a knowledge of the theory and practice of that art were the first requirement in a writer who deals with the place music should occupy in the Church's services. This little book, however, may serve a useful purpose, if it does no more ...
A guide to various lameness problems in horses and ponies. It describes how to spot lameness, how to determine which is the lame leg, how to correctly trot up for inspection, diagnostic techniques, common lameness conditions and ailments, from pulled muscles to laminitis, and, how to prevent lameness.
