" FRASER'S MAGAZINE" AND THE BROAD-CHURCH.
[TO THE EDITOR OF THE " EPEOTATOR."]
SIR, —I had supposed from the article in Fraser that Mr. Stephen was alluding to a class of men, or a case typical of a class. As I now find that he intended only a single individual, I do not wish to press the question further.
As you have mentioned Mr. Maurice, I will add that I had no reason to understand that he was the person so described ; and I still think that the only work which he has written bearing in that direc- tion (" Subscription no Bondage ") is not in point, even without taking into consideration the fact that he has ceased to urge the view therein contained as a ground for continuing the practice of Subscription. I trust that whatever may be his own wishes about belonging to this or that school, no school or section of the Church will be so foolish or so narrow as to desire to disown or exclude
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