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The ordination of a gay bishop in the USA revealed sharp differences in the Anglican Church world wide. The Church of England is seen as torn apart by divisions. Evangelical churches and clergy threaten separation. Behind the conflicts lies 'churchmanship'. 'Anglo-catholic', 'Evangelical', 'Liberal', 'Charismatic' and similar labels are in regular use; those who stand for particular churchmanships use labels both as battle-cries and as accusations. Evangelicals Etcetera is a comprehensive and authoritative guide to clergy churchmanship. Four major questions are asked and answered in this book. What is churchmanship? Can it be measured? Are particular kinds of people drawn to particular forms of churchmanship? What difference does churchmanship make to the way Anglican clergy believe and behave?

Reprint of The laws of gases, translated and edited by C. Barus, first published in 1899 by Harper, New York; and The expansion of gases by heat, translated and edited by W.W. Randall, first published in 1902 by the American Book Co., New York ; The free expansion of gases, translated and edited by J.S. Ames, first published in 1898 by Harper, New York.