"The Apology of the Church of England" is an important theological treatise by the English Protestant theologian John Jewell. In his book, the author expresses his arguments in favor of the reformation of the church and defends the principles of Protestantism. He appeals to Catholics and presents his own understanding of the Christian faith, and also justifies his position that the Church of England is Orthodox and has preserved the ancestral faith. John Jewell's book is an important monument of Reformation thought and reflects the confrontation between the Catholic and Protestant Churches in the English context of the 16th century.