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Historical pointers Historical pointers
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The Empire of Great Britain The Empire of Great Britain
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The Atlantic Empire The Atlantic Empire
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An Eastern ‘Footing’ An Eastern ‘Footing’
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The Second British Empire The Second British Empire
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Geographical Features of an Imperial Church Geographical Features of an Imperial Church
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Anglican Space Anglican Space
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Settlement, Controlled and Encouraged by the British Government Settlement, Controlled and Encouraged by the British Government
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Settlement could be Involuntary, as in Slavery Settlement could be Involuntary, as in Slavery
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A Third Feature Relates to the Indigenous People where Occupation or Settlement Took Place A Third Feature Relates to the Indigenous People where Occupation or Settlement Took Place
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A Fourth Feature was Segregation, the Pale around Dublin Providing an Early Example A Fourth Feature was Segregation, the Pale around Dublin Providing an Early Example
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An Anglican Fault-Line An Anglican Fault-Line
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Postcolonial Harbingers Postcolonial Harbingers
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Anglicans and the Terraqueous Globe Anglicans and the Terraqueous Globe
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‘An Epitome of the Church’s Work’ ‘An Epitome of the Church’s Work’
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A Global Context A Global Context
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Anglicans in a Globalizing World Anglicans in a Globalizing World
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Anglicanism’s Global Networks Anglicanism’s Global Networks
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The Network Damaged The Network Damaged
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The Vocation of Global Anglicanism The Vocation of Global Anglicanism
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19 The Geography of Anglicanism
Get accessDaniel O’Connor lives in retirement at St Andrews, Scotland and is Honorary Fellow of the University of Edinburgh. His was a Residentiary Canon of Wakefield Cathedral, England.
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Published:07 July 2016
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Abstract
Imperialism and colonialism have been key determinants for the geography of Anglicanism. This is evident in developments within the British Isles, in North America and North American expansion, in India, and in nineteenth- and twentieth-century British expansion worldwide. In much of this, the mission agencies, in particular SPCK, SPG, CMS, and UMCA, have played an important role. Characteristic impacts included settlement, slavery and indentured labour, displacement and segregation. The civility/barbarity dichotomy made for a persisting fault-line, reinforced by racism. Anglican developments, including the Lambeth Conferences, shaped and were shaped by globalization.
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