Classical Anglican works

Liturgyworks · Oct 15, 2019

JonahAF said: ↑

A full scan of the 1568 Bishops Bible can be found here:
https://archive.org/details/1568TheBishopsBible/page/n49
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I am ecstatic! Cheers

Andrew Evans · Jan 18, 2021

JonahAF said: ↑

Hello everyone, allow me to introduce myself: I work with the group that helps run anglican.net, and although we don't normally participate and just use the main admin account if there is anything to communicate, I've decided to create a account for myself as well.
I would like to be able to read Bunnius’ treatise ‘Of Divorce For Adultery’ on my iPhone Kindle app, where (I’m hoping) I can enlarge the font. I have tried several times to convert from a pdf without success. Is a Kindle-compatible version available?

As you all know our site exists to propagate the classical Anglican faith, which too often today people just don't hear much about, in part due to inaccessible editions, slants of various kinds, and other reasons. So we here exist to aver exactly what that faith is, on the basis of classical Anglican works, with absolutely no editorial content from ourselves.

In this thread I will post previews of works that are in the pipeline or about to be published. You had seen the formularies together with several smaller works, and as future items work up through the ranks, they'll be previewed here.
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Andrew Evans · Jan 18, 2021

JonahAF said: ↑

Hello everyone, allow me to introduce myself: I work with the group that helps run anglican.net, and although we don't normally participate and just use the main admin account if there is anything to communicate, I've decided to create a account for myself as well.

As you all know our site exists to propagate the classical Anglican faith, which too often today people just don't hear much about, in part due to inaccessible editions, slants of various kinds, and other reasons. So we here exist to aver exactly what that faith is, on the basis of classical Anglican works, with absolutely no editorial content from ourselves.

In this thread I will post previews of works that are in the pipeline or about to be published. You had seen the formularies together with several smaller works, and as future items work up through the ranks, they'll be previewed here.
Click to expand...

JonahAF said: ↑

Hello everyone, allow me to introduce myself: I work with the group that helps run anglican.net, and although we don't normally participate and just use the main admin account if there is anything to communicate, I've decided to create a account for myself as well.

As you all know our site exists to propagate the classical Anglican faith, which too often today people just don't hear much about, in part due to inaccessible editions, slants of various kinds, and other reasons. So we here exist to aver exactly what that faith is, on the basis of classical Anglican works, with absolutely no editorial content from ourselves.

In this thread I will post previews of works that are in the pipeline or about to be published. You had seen the formularies together with several smaller works, and as future items work up through the ranks, they'll be previewed here.
Click to expand...

Thank you for your labors. I would like to be able to read Bunnius’ treatise ‘Of Divorce For Adultery’ on my iPhone Kindle app, where (I’m hoping) I can enlarge the font. I have tried several times to convert from a pdf without success. Is a Kindle-compatible format available?

JonahAF · Jan 18, 2021

Andrew Evans said: ↑

Thank you for your labors. I would like to be able to read Bunnius’ treatise ‘Of Divorce For Adultery’ on my iPhone Kindle app, where (I’m hoping) I can enlarge the font. I have tried several times to convert from a pdf without success. Is a Kindle-compatible format available?
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Downloading our works as PDFs is actually one of the big features planned for this year. We made a survey of it on Twitter and Facebook, with the ability to download being voted as the most desired feature. We will be working on that soon!

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