Liberal party at stake in school education clause debate
The article analyzes the Forster clause dispute over compulsory schooling and church influence, noting liberal and nonconformist pressure shaping the reform. It cites Gladstone Goschen Cavendish and Lowe, predicting a tighter Liberal faction and future parliamentary battles over religious equality and education policy.
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Times
Gladstone
Forster
The
Bradford
Mr. Forster
Goschen
Frederick Cavendish
Lowe
Home Secretary
School Board
Liberal Party
Baldwin Brown
Liberal Union
Friends of Religious Equality
Liberation Society Targets Liberal Election Stand on Religious Equality
The Liberation Society intensifies efforts for the general election urging candidates to back religious equality. It criticizes Liberal policies on education and endowment reforms, calls for disestablishment redress, and notes a surge of supporters and candidates aligned with disestablishment across constituencies.
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The
Liberation Society
Gladstone
Friends of Religious Equality
London
Friends of
Religious Equality
Liberator
Miall
Liberal Party
Electoral policy of Liverpool Nonconformists on 25th clause
Liverpool Nonconformist Association debated the 25th clause and education funding. Messrs Rathbone and Caine offered a conditional repeal tied to indigent children education, while stresses about parental school choice and nonconformist principles. The meeting endorsed cautious support contingent on candidates' views and civil religious equality.
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Liverpool Nonconformist Association
J. J. Stitt
Crewe
Messrs. Rathbone
Caine
Messrs
Rathbone
Mr. Stitt
Manchester
Salford
Ireland
House of Commons
Essrs
Crossfield
New Reses
Pearson
Mr. Disreali
Liberal Party
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Cummins
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