Wikipedia's article on the Lambeth Conference, documenting the first conference's convening by Archbishop of Canterbury Charles Thomas Longley at the request of the Canadian church synod, its meeting at Lambeth on 24 September 1867 with seventy six bishops attending, and Longley's own letter distinguishing the gathering from a legislative general synod.
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A community edited general reference, tier 3, used here for the first conference's convening circumstances, date and attendance, corroborated by the Anglican Communion Office's own account already on this map. NotesUsed for the 1865 Canadian appeal prompting the conference, Longley's role, the 24 September 1867 date, the seventy six attending bishops and Longley's own letter on the conference's consultative character.
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URLhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambeth_Conference
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