Tahiti Queen Pomare Defends Im temperance Record
London Missionary Society letters rebut claims against Queen Pomare alleging adultery and habitual drunkenness. The correspondence says Pomare relinquished missionary ties on becoming consul, supported by Tahitian Christians, and cites testimonies from Tahiti residents affirming her temperance and religious conduct. It notes unrest after French actions and outlines church discipline against intemperance.
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Brodie
Tahiti
Pritchard
London Missionary Society
Queen Pomare
Leeds
Times
Pomare
Bola Bola
Taha
Gree
Bora Bora
National Assembly
Huahine
Bince Pomare
Mr Brodie
Papeete
Leeward Islands
London
Anti state church conference seen shaping 19th century faiths
A British anti state church movement view highlights national establishments as doomed. Reports from Leeds Times Bristol Mercury and Bristol sermons note Wardlaw papers and debates on voluntaryism versus state establishment. Meetings in Leeds and Bristol discuss church rates and vestry actions with local figures cited.
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Guiana
Church of Christ
Rome
London
Britain
Wardlaw
Tun Lars
Lady Lane Chapel
Leeds
Leeds Times
Bristol Anti-state-counce Association
Bristol
Broadmead
J. J. Waite
R. Norris
Edward Misls
Bristol Mercury
St Austex
Cornwall
Joseph S. Graves Lawle
E. Coode
Capt
Gripe
Dingle
Barlow
Courcu
Devonshire
Dorsetshire
Sussex
Kent
Somerset
Devon
Chester
Wilts
Stafford
Gloucester
Worcester
Northampton
Bucks
Midland
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Tidman
Freeman
Svon Newineton
Hedge
High Church
George Anderson
Dixon
Antichurch-rate Society
Parker
Thwaites
Butler
Fingle
Selane
Willement