Disestablishment Debates and Catholic Struggles Across Europe
Reports from Brighouse to Normanton recount lectures on disestablishment and church property. Debates touch on Roman Catholic matters, Old Catholicism, state church relations, and clerical laws across Germany Switzerland and England, with bishops and politicians weighing church endowments and civil marriage.
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H. Sugden
J. W. Willans
J. H. Hirst
Gordon
Brighouse News
Baker
Askern
J. A. Seaton
Cleckheaton
RawMmarsy
Rawmarsh
James Smith
W. Ping
Church of England
NorringHam M
Mechanics
Nottingham
E. Gripper
J. B. Hutchinson
W. Woods
Morley
M.P
F. S. Williams
Touchstone
Hayward
Ment
Lucerne
Monsignor
Lachat
Switzerland
Mermillod
Basle
Geneva
Manning
Maas
Oman
Chichester
Lewes
Earl Russell
Pops
Sir George Bowyer
Earl
Prince Bismarck
Rome
Sir George
Pembroke Lodge
Richmond Park
Dos
George Bowyer
Germany
Robert Peal
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Farugr Grassi
C. M. Birrell
Liverpool
Paolo Grassi
Grassi
J. Birrell
Nome
Birrell
Wall
Monsignor Capel
St. George's
Southwark
Prussian Parliament Debates Ultramontane Motions
The Ultramontane faction in the Prussian Parliament pushed three motions, all rejected, aiming to secure pay for Reichstag members and to restore church policy. Dr Falk defended clerical policy, attacking bishops and pledging no retreat from the government line.
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Windthorst
Falk
Deutsche Merkur
Baden
Prussia
Rome
Germany
Paderborn
Reinkens
Breslau
Forster
Maximilian II
Lechodowski
Posen
Chamber of Deputies
Camphausen
Bismarck
Federal Council
Reichstag
Prince Bismarck
Herr Lasker
Storm
Ultraimontanes
Dr. Falk
Monsignor
Ledochowski
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Normanton
Co-operative Hall
Baily
Whitwood Collieries
W. Turner
Wakefield
Henry Burnley
Carr
Austria
Vatican
Quirinal
Winchester
Harold Browne
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury
London
Rochester
Lincoln
Carlisle
Ripon
MacDougall
St. Barnabas
Carnatic University of
Capel
Cuukcu
Switzerlaanp
Berne
Jura