Code Of Canons Of The Episcopal Church In Scotland, As Revised, Amended, And Enacted, By An Ecclesia

"The Code Of Canons Of The Episcopal Church In Scotland" presents the ecclesiastical laws governing the Episcopal Church in Scotland. This historical document captures the revisions, amendments, and enactments made by an ecclesiastical synod held in Edinburgh in 1838. Detailing aspects of church governance, doctrine, and practice, the book offers insights into the organizational structure and legal framework of the Scottish Episcopal Church during this period. It serves as a valuable primary source for researchers and historians interested in religious law, the history of Anglicanism, and the development of ecclesiastical institutions in Scotland.

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