Abstract
The Church of England and Russian Orthodoxy: A Few Examples of Relations The place of Britain within «Latin Christianity» is justified. A hypothesis is advanced concerning the 16th century in connexion with the Muscovy Company. After a brief mention of the 18th century Non-Jurors, the emphasis is entirely placed on the 19th century, with some little known effects of the Oxford Movement, and even more particularly on the 20th century with the foundation and development of the Fellowship of St Alban and St Sergius by prominent Anglicans and members of the Russian emigration.
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