Includes bibliographical references (p. [227]-240) and index.

Part I: Bishops and Authority -- The Politics of Episcopacy -- Cyprianus Anglicus: St. Cyprian in Anglican interpretation -- From Carthage to Truro: Archbishop Benson and the Unity of the Church -- Part II: Pluralism, Politics and History -- J. N. Figgis, pluralism and the voluntary church -- John Keble, Harold Laski and the politics of the Oxford Movement -- Mandell Creighton and the virtues of dullness -- Part III: Believing and Discipleship -- F. D. Maurice and reciting the creed -- William Sanday and theology, 1900-1920 -- Charles Gore, kenosis and the crisis of power -- Christ and the Gethsemane of mind: Frank Weston then and now -- Epilogue: Anglicanism after the Windsor Report.