The Anglo-Catholic Position: In re the Archbishops' Decision on Lights and Incense : Five Reunion Notes Contributed to 'Church Bells' During August an

Nelson's pamphlet offers a defense of the use of lights and incense in Anglo-Catholic worship, which had come under fire from some quarters in the Church of England. Drawing on theological arguments and historical precedent, Nelson makes a persuasive case for the continued use of these practices.

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