Burial of Our Dead Remains Primary Aim for Parliament
The speaker weighs whether to push the issue in this Parliament and urges focused work on the major task ahead. They caution against a rushed decision and acknowledge opposing views while stressing that dedicating energy to the central effort may hasten progress and burial of the dead.
Gladstone as Ecclesiastical Conservative and Liberal
A critical piece on Gladstone delivering prizes at Liverpool College shows his blend of ecclesiastical conservatism with liberal politics. It contrasts Liverpool’s secular schools with church based education and questions the Premier's stance on church establishment and dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Liverpool College
Liverpoo
Mechanics’ Institute
Liberal Party
Hume
Liverpool
Church of England
Lord Derby
Lord Stanley
W. E. Gladstone
England
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Palmerston
Ecclesiastical Notes on Disestablishment Debates in Parliament
Parliamentary speakers from Horsman to Dent and Johnstone push disestablishment as a growing, contested issue. A Liberal constituency rebukes pro union votes, while the Liberation movement celebrates gains and calls for wider public debate and open discussion across the nation.
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Horsman
Liskeard
Dent
Sir Harcourt Johnstone
Scarborough
Sir Harcourt
Mr. Horsman
Harcourt Johnstone
Union of Church and State
Balgarnie
House of Commons
Liberation Society