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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 22, 1868
Page
11
A note credits Henseat 8 as author of The Irish Church an Historical and Statistical Review. The reference lists 40 as part of the edition or publication line.
The article praises Skeat for offering a comprehensive account of Nonconformity in its national character and its relation to the cultural, political, and social phases of English life, contrasting it with earlier sectarian histories by Ivimey Toulmin Neal and Wilson.
The British Quarterly Review lauds Mr Skeate for compiling the struggle from the Revolution to present times into a concise volume. It commends his minute research broad view fair estimates and clear elegant presentation.
The author earns thanks from Churchmen and Dissenters for a substantial work that calmly presents how Dissent has shaped England's political and social history. The piece commends his balanced tone and instructive aims for both sides.
A compact narrative traces the rise and struggles of English free churches from the Reformation era through modern times. It presents temperate, candid history with recognition of principles shaping modern Christianity.
The review lauds Skeats for grouping 600 pages of long struggles for liberty of conscience. It notes his method follows Stanley by showing doctrines through the lives and actions of those who taught them, each figure receiving a concise, vivid portrait on the ecclesiastical stage.
A praise compares a history to a vital tool for Free Churches of England. It urges every member to study it thoroughly to strengthen Nonconformist conscience and life.
The English Independent lauds Mr Skeats for a lively and earnest account of church history. It praises his condensation of extensive study, natural style, and clear sketches of great men capturing their distinctive traits in concise portraits.
The passage argues that reading the Liberator can influence younger minds, offering examples to imitate and mistakes to avoid. It references Mr Skeats and his closing pages, noting how his pen shapes ecclesiastical history and inspires reformers to tone and color the era.
A review lauds a Free Churchman author for calm, unbiased narration of the Free Churches and heroic English religious struggles. It notes fair tribute to Tillotson and other figures, while condemning bigoted portrayals, with an aside about address at 29 3 Avenue Street Fleet Street.
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