End of Session Reaffirms Church Policy Standoff
The fifth Parliament session closed amid mixed results on ecclesiastical reform and disestablishment. Observers note no decisive gains for either side, with Forster's measures yielding limited England gains while Ireland saw a firmer denial of public endowments. Gladstone's stance signals he will not lead a church-state separation.
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Voluntaryism in Large Towns and Urban Religious Accommodation
The article argues for voluntaryism to meet spiritual needs in large towns and cites data from the Revised Statistical Tables. It notes that in twenty major cities and boroughs at the end of 1872 religious accommodation served 39 percent of the population, 19 points short of an deemed adequate 58 percent.
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