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SYLLABUS OF CONTENTS.

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INTRODUCTION		1
I.—	HISTORY OF THE CLAUSE.
	Original Conscience Clause	3
	The National Society	6
	The Management Clauses	6
	The Case of Llanelly	8
	Correspondence between the National Society and the committee of Council	12
	THE CONSCIENCE CLAUSE	14
	Abstract of Correspondence	15—23
	Position of the National Society	19
II.—	THE TERMS OF THE CLAUSE.
	The Draycot Correspondence—the Bible and the Apostles' Creed	25—30
	Sir J. T. Coleridge's Letter	30
III.—	THE EFFECT OF THE CLAUSE.
	The Conscience Clause in Towns, or other large Parishes	32
	Practical Illustration—the Schools of Holy Trinity Parish, Hoxton	33
	Archdeacon Denison's Seventeen Reasons why the Church of England may have nothing to do with any manner of Conscience Clause; with Seventeen Answers thereto	36—68
IV.—	THE PRINCIPLE OF THE CLAUSE. (certain points reserved.)
	Comprehension	59
	The National Church	61
	The Extent of Dissent	62
	The Need of Education	64
	The Drift of Public Opinion	66
	Lord Derby's Speech	67
	Mr. Garfit's Speech	69
	Archdeacon Browne's Charge	71
	The Church and State Gazette	72
	Conclusion	73