These resources are historical in nature -- both primary and secondary sources. They express the heritage of Anglican ethics. Scroll down for contemporary ethics.
Richard Hooker's Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity discusses ethics in Book 1. He makes the arguments on the basis of the natural law tradition.
The Works of Richard Hooker by 
Richard Hooker and Anglican Moral Theology by F.D. Maurice, one of the most significant Anglican theologians of the 19th century, contributed to the Anglican moral theology tradition. The resource below is a selection of his writings on ethics.
Reconstructing Christian Ethics by The "Caroline Divines," representing a 17th century period of Anglican History in which religious writings flourished, had a substantial impact on later Anglican ethics. Jeremy Taylor is perhaps the most influential of the "divines."
The Structure of Caroline Moral Theology by General Works on the history of Anglican Ethics:
The Origins of Anglican Moral Theology by 
The Anglican Moral Choice by These resources are contemporary expressions of Anglican ethics. Some of the authors intentionally practice Anglican ethics, while others see themselves as Anglicans working within the wider tradition of Christian Ethics.
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Introductory Books:
Christian Ethics: a Guide for the Perplexed by 
Do Morals Matter? by Constructive Ethics books:
The Christian Moral Life by 
Renewing Moral Theology by 
Plurality and Christian Ethics by 
Resurrection and Moral Order by Anglican Political Theology & Ethics:
Christ and the Common Life by 
Social Democracy in the Making - Political and Religious Roots of European Socialism by