The Church of England Exonerated from the Charge of Schism by the Testimony of the Councils and Fathers of the First Six Centuries is an important religious work by Thomas William Alliance that examines the historical evidence regarding the relationship of the Church of England to the Church of Rome. The author analyzes in detail the testimony of the early councils and fathers of the Church during the first six centuries of Christianity to show that the Church of England is not schismatic. The book presents well-argued theses that refute the accusations of the Church of England of apostasy from the historical truth and traditions of the Church. The author emphasizes the importance of observing and understanding ancient canons and testimonies to preserve unity in the Christian community. The book "The Church of England Exonerated from the Accusation of Schism Based on the Evidence of the Councils and Fathers of the First Six Centuries" is a valuable source for religious studies and contributes to a better understanding of the historical aspects of Christianity in the context of the development of the Churches.