The Appeal Defended, or, The Proposed American Episcopate Vindicated

Originally published in 1768, this book presents an argument in favor of the establishment of an American episcopate by the Anglican Church. Chandler responds to the objections raised by opponents of this proposal, defending the idea as necessary for maintaining religious unity and proper church governance. This book is a valuable resource for scholars of early American history and religious studies.
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