ABSTRACT This article uses a biography of Lord Walter George Frank Phillimore, a prominent high churchman and judge in the later nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, to explore the ability of legal biography to disrupt settled or uncritical readings of his comments on the nature of an established church in the case of Marshall v Graham (1907). In so doing it highlights the impact of the nineteenth century’s legal and constitutional reforms upon high churchmen and lawyers such as Phillimore and examines the impact of his churchmanship upon his personal and professional life.

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法律传记的颠覆性力量：费利摩勋爵的生平——教士和法官

摘要 本文使用了 19 世纪后期和 20 世纪早期著名的高级教士和法官沃尔特·乔治·弗兰克·菲利莫尔勋爵的传记，探讨了法律传记是否能够扰乱人们对他对既定性质的评论的既定或不加批判的解读。 Marshall v Graham (1907) 案中的教会。通过这样做，它突出了 19 世纪的法律和宪法改革对高级教士和律师（如菲利莫尔）的影响，并考察了他的教士精神对他的个人和职业生活的影响。