“ The Special Doctrines Vindicated at the Reformation as bearing upon the Spiritual Life of the Church .” A PAPER READ AT THE FIRST CONFERENCE OF THE CRAVEN EVANGELICAL UNION HELD IN LEEDS UNDER THE PRESIDENCY OF THE VERY REV. THE DEAN OF RIPON, MARCH 22nd, 1881, BY THE REV. EDWARD HOARE, M.A., Vicar of Holy Trinity, Tonbridge Wells, and Hon. Canon of Canterbury. London : Hatchards , Piccadilly . Leeds : R. Jackson , 16, Commercial Street . PRICE TWOPENCE....

It is a glorious subject that your Committee has entrusted to my care, and I consider it no small privilege to have been led by your invitation to study it.  At the same time it is not without its almost overwhelming difficulty, for our conflict with Rome extends along the whole line of truth, so that almost the whole of Christianity is included in the special doctrines of the Reformation.  The struggle is between Christianity paganized, and Christianity pure; and the real conflict lies between