The Clifton Tracts

A collection of pamphlets written in the mid-19th century by members of the Oxford Movement, The Clifton Tracts provide a window into the religious debates and controversies of the time. Addressing issues such as the authority of the Church, the role of bishops, and the doctrine of apostolic succession, these tracts offer a fascinating glimpse into a significant moment in Anglican history.

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