The Church and State Question in Germany
A review of German church state relations notes Prussia’s open hostility to the Roman Catholic Church and state control over seminaries, appointments, and clerical training. It contrasts German measures with English policy, citing state coercion, clerical independence, and historical parallels in England.
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Church of England
Archdeacon Denison
Wells Cathedral
Reformed Church of England
Jesus Christ
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England
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Reformed Church
Oldknow
Birmingham
Roper
Manchester
Swansea
Cardiff
Tenby
Germany
Ireland
Prussia
Consolidated Fund
Filehne
Ledochowski
Posen
Henry VIII
Prince Bismarck
Queen Elizabeth
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