"Churchwardens' Manual their duties, powers, rights, and privilages" by the bishop George Henry Sumner gives insight into the way churches were run in 1890. It is no surprise that the church held much power during that time, however, the reach of its abilities had started to wane. With this new shift in power and perspective, Sumner offers insight into how clergymen could react and adjust, leading to interesting reading for modern audiences.

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