Disestablishment and the Liberation Movement Overview
A survey of articles and notes on disestablishment in England, religious equality, and the Liberation Society. It catalogs parliamentary action, church patronage debates, education questions, and political mobilization affecting Nonconformists and the state. Names of key figures and entities such as Mr. Gladstone, the Liberation Society, and the Endowed Schools Commission appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bright
Church of England
Westminster Review
Liberation Society
London
Council of the Liberation Society
Thomas Binney
J. C. Ryle
Matthew Arnold
Scotland
Congregational Union
Faick Lawn
Duke of
Germany
Duke of Argyll
Henry Richard
Madagascar
Mr. Gladstone
House of Commons
Gladstone
Lords
Mr. Freeman
Worcester
Professor Tyndall
Union of Thought and Faith
Church Defence Association
Pontigny
Science Commissioners
National Society
Mr.Gladstone
the Spectator
Church Congress
Lord Coleridge
Manchester
Bishop Ellicott
Vatican
England
Liberal Party
Liberation Movement
Conference On
M.p.’A
Mr. Morley
M.P
Spezia
Endowed Schoola Commission
The
Church Association
Richmond Cemetery
House of Lords
Endowed Schools Commission
National Society and Church Schools
Quarterly Review
Alfred Illingworth
London School Board
J. B. Heard
Gordon
India
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ecclesiastical Affairs
Spain
Oxford
Birmingham School Board
James Caird
Stroud
Duke of Edinburgh
Trades Union Congress
Goldwin Smith
Dr. Livingstone
Bengal
Education Department
M. Renan
Pope
Bismarck
Coomassie
Mr. Forster
Charles Sumner
Mr. Fawcett
Austria
Mr. Goldwin Smith
France
Fiji
David Livingstone
Mr. Rogers
de Broglie