Correspondence

6 files of correspondence enclosed in 6 envelopes and retained as found with the envelopes as marked. Most of the correspondence which comprises incoming letters to Frere and copies of his outgoing mail, is with his fellow bishops including E.C.S. Gibson, Bishop of Gloucester, and his successor, A.C. Headlam; A. Legge, Bishop of Lichfield; A. Robertson, Bishop of Exeter; T.W Drury, Bishop of Ripon; T.B. Strong, Bishop of Oxford; W.O. Burrows, Bishop of Chichester; F.T. Woods, Bishop of Winchester; C.F.Garbett , Bishop of Southwark; F.S.G. Warman, Bishop of Chelmsford; M.B. Furse, Bishop of St Albans; A.J. MacLean, Bishop of Moray, Ross and Caithness; and Randall Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury. Other churchmen who corresponded. with Frere on more than one occasion were Canon Srawley of Lincoln and E.K. Talbot C.R.; of the lay correspondents the most prominent were Mr Athelstan Riley and Viscount Falmouth.
1 file of correspondence 1906-1916 (37 communications)
1 file of correspondence 1917-1919 (39 communications)
1 file of correspondence 1922-1927 (38 communications)
1 file of correspondence 1925-1928 (18 communications)
1 file of correspondence concerning Frere's opposition to the 1928 Prayer Book principally about the publication of an exchange of letters between Frere and Canon S. Cooper. The chief correspondents in this file were the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Shaftesbury and Lord Phillimore
1 file of correspondence with Chancellor Srawley, September 1922 - February 1925 (15 letters)
3 letters from the Bishop of St Albans, April -July 1923
Confidential memorandum to members concerning reservation

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