Sabbath Prize Essay Movement Drives Working Class Reform
A London meeting praises the Sabbath prize essay movement led by Mr. Oakey and supports working men forming Sabbath Protection Committees. It notes rapid expansion across Scotland and England, with thousands of essays from working men, prizes distributed through multiple societies, and aims to popularise Sabbath observance, education, and moral welfare. The speakers urge continued effort, caution against secular encroachments, and recognition of the movement as a divine providence.
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LE Ae Evans
Shire
Renee Nak
Flint
Hy Rentleman
Jie
Cunningham
Exeter Hall
Combe
Church of Christ
England
Scotland
Weat
Oakey
Rcotland
London City Mission
Quinton
Esany
Christian Instruction Society
City
Irish Evangelical Society
Ireland
Colonial Missionary Society
Agonts
Home Missionary Society
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God
Cheera
Faxon
Hinckley
British and Foreign School Society
Sepee
Te Yng
Liverpool
Hear
Muou Cranyong
Prince Albert
Tenderson
Vanderson
Amcrity
Eovet
Temperanes Soviet
Ayr
Treaven
Henry
Kelia Henderson
Smith O'Brien
Laughter
Chers
Ife
John
Mr. Kerran
Johnson
Casuys
Tye
Wint
Atyle
Ionar
Ear
Approuac
Glasgow
Locke
House of Commons
Lothian
Edinburgh
Rmidway
Sodom
Roxue
Mr. Locke
la Fontaine
Gost
Htilf