The Plot Against England and Disraeli’s Letter
A lengthy political tract argues a vast conspiracy by religious figures to control England, naming Cardinal Cullen and others, with Disraeli exposed as a counterpoint. It notes reactions from Wales to Ireland and calls for unity behind Gladstone’s resolutions while warning against the Ritualists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cardinal Cullen
Liberation Society
R. Miall
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Bright
Forster
Mr. Mill
Mr. Lowe
House of Commons
Disraeli
Crown
Baker
Mackonochie
Mr. Disraeli
Coningsby
Standard
Church of
Grapstone
Manning
Manchester
Gladstone
Hiley
Gladatone
Wynter
University of Oxford
Cuuron Patrionacz
The
Guardian
Clapham Park Road
Wityrep P. Fountaring
Rogers
Isaac Disraeli
Hackney
Benjamin
Hackney Church
W. J. E. Bennett
Court of Queen’s Bench
London
Frome
Bath and Wells
Pusey
Bennett
Irish Times
Lord Westbury
Ireland
Clergy Funding Debate and Disraeli Church Remarks
Local debates feature Mr Hadfield proposing to omit 10 000 for Nonconforming clergy in Civil Service Estimates. Aylesbury meeting defends Mr Disraeli as a loyal communicant amid Gladstone Irish Church opposition. A clergyman cites Barabbas remark to critique anti Gladstone rhetoric. Letters to the Times discussed Disraeli’s preaching and public reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadfield
Shropshire
Gladstone
Disraeli
Barabbas
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Wales
Ritvatistsa
Church of All Saints
North-street
Bibby
Garlick
Tas
Pererborough
Peterborough
Jeune
Church Extension Society
Leicester
Dispanti
Onurcu
Church of England