Demagogues and Reform in the Times Era
Critics attack demagogues and wartime zeal, condemn missionary violence, and debate Parliament reform. The piece discusses working-class housing, the blood for blood building trade, and proposals to expand suffrage to educated and professional groups while preserving qualifications. It cites Dr Rule’s Canton stance and the Paris Swiss negotiations as examples of contemporary political theatre.
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United Kingdom
England
Rute
Wesleyan Missionary SocieTy
Rule
Canton
Mahomet
Balfour of Burley
Dr. Rule
Tur Macnanimous
Prussia
Paris
Neufchitel
House of Brandenburg
Kern
Switzerland
Royal Chapman
Prince
Neuschitel
Abyssinia
Europe
Metrropolis
Society of Arts
Papworth
Ashpitel
Metropolitan Society
Angel-court
Hartstreet
Drury-lane
Brydges-street
Salt
Saltaire
Ashworths
Sparkes Hall
Spectator
the Leaping Journal
Lord John
Pusiic Mor Artry
Penny Theatre
Spurgeon
Messrs. Quilter and Ball
Coleman
Linklater
S. G. Osborne
Times
Lord John Russell Replies to South Molton Address
The town of South Molton presented Lord John Russell with a complimentary address during his Devon visit to Castle-hill. He expresses gratitude, recalls thirty years of reform since 1828, notes extending religious equality and civil liberties, and counters conservative predictions about monarchy, the Church, and agriculture as the nation progresses.
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Earl Fortescue
Castle-hill
Devon
Southmolton
Crown
House of Lords
West Indies
United Kingdom