Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

Reform and antagonism in Nonconformist politics in England

The article argues Liberal and Nonconformist strains within English dissent are diverging, with a shift toward disestablishment. It defends political action by Dissenters against a coercive Establishment, denounces sacerdotalism in the Church, and calls for ending the National Church if reform is impossible. It critiques Ritualist influence, asserts the need to withdraw state support, and warns that Liberal leaders must address the crisis to remain credible.