Debates on French and German intellect roil postwar Europe
The article surveys European intellectual life noting French decline in reform efforts and enduring talent, contrasts with German scientific vigor, and details conflicts between church and state. It cites Dellinger on historical mendacity and outlines church reform, Old Catholic movements, and Catholic hierarchy statistics across Britain and beyond.
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Germany
France
Eugéne Sue
Tocqueville
Déllinger
Lamartine
Thiers
Michelet
Rome
Spain
Christendom
Dallinger Ald
Empire
Europe
Religious Services Mark Transition 1871 to 1872
A London scene describes New Year worship across denominations. Midnight and morning services at Trinity Church Lincoln's Inn Fields St Clement's Arundel Square St Alban's feature long processions, Holy Communion, and ornate ritual robes. Rev G H Stanton addresses crowds amid incense and fervent prayer.
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Dail
Trinity Church
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
G. H. Stanton
St. Clement’s
Arundel Square
Harrison
St. Alban’s
Sunda
Thorney
Mr. Stanton
Jesus
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