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In addition to the Church of England, Anglican references the Episcopal Church in the United States, the Anglican Church of Canada, and others.Anglican = of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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He has no authority, but he asked Anglican vicars to retire if they don't believe in God.
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My mother was a Methodist, but my father was Anglican: thus my mother was below my father's level socially, as such things were accounted then.† (source)
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No. His model for mastering his circumstances would be a different sort of captive altogether: an Anglican washed ashore.† (source)
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He was the only son of an Anglican pastor.† (source)
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But this suits me now; both churches are Anglican.† (source)
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On his days off, Tariq takes Laila and the children to the Mall, along which are shops that sell trinkets and next to which is an Anglican church built in the mid-nineteenth century.† (source)Anglican = of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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Anglicans drink their religion straight.† (source)Anglicans = people of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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"Do you really think of that?" said Lucy, her eyes brightening with a proud pleasure that made her neglect the argumentative interests of Anglicanism.† (source)Anglicanism = the faith and practices of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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The Nations lived in a small cottage on the grounds of Harewood's Anglican church.† (source)Anglican = of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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Anglicans too went in for tattered military flags, and war memorials of other kinds.† (source)Anglicans = people of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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I fondly thought at first that you felt as I do about that, as you were so mixed up in Christminster Anglicanism.† (source)Anglicanism = the faith and practices of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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When the British came to Malabar, a number of Paravans, Pelayas and Pulayas (among them Velutha's grandfather, Kelan) converted to Christianity and joined the Anglican Church to escape the scourge of Untouchability.† (source)Anglican = of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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I would read the inscriptions on walls, and carved into floors, a special foible of rich Anglicans who thought they'd get more points with God by being engraved.† (source)Anglicans = people of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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You know, this is to say, whether they will go rigidly through with the whole programme from the underdone beef to the Anglicanism.† (source)Anglicanism = the faith and practices of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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John Donne was an Anglican minister, Jonathan Swift the dean of the Church of Ireland, Edward Taylor and Anne Bradstreet American Puritans (Taylor a minister).† (source)Anglican = of churches whose traditions trace back to the Church of England
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