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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

14 Jan 1874

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 14, 1874

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2

Liberation meetings spread across towns with Rev J H Gordon lectures

A series of lectures on church property in Litteboro SutTon Ashfield Blackburn Darwen Ropley and Ropley drew large attentive audiences. Rev J H Gordon spoke on Hopaloe Aspects of the Liberation Question with strong local interest and the Calverley opposition watched. George Hastings named as new Midland agent to start duties soon.

MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE

Litteboro Rocupare J. H. Gordon Darlington Wm. Taylor Sutton-In-Ashfield Norrs Gordon Rose Blackburn Whittaker Darwen James M‘dougal Ashton RopLey Lrews Baptist E. Parker Farsley Calverley George Hastings Acock’s Green Birmingham Midland Counties
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Relation of the Clergy to English Liberties Debate

A polemical rebuke challenges Rev. J. G. Haworth's praise of bishops and clergy as reformers. The piece argues historical records show church leaders often opposed civil and religious liberty, citing Macaulay Hume Fox and Molesworth, and urges Haworth to join a more critical view of Anglican establishment.

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Lord Macaulay J. G. Haworth Charles James Fox Fox W.N. Molesworth Haworth Molesworth America England Wesleylandy Whitefield Bible Society Ireland Manchester Edinburgh Scotland Carmarthen Wales Agricultural Union Rip van Winkle
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The Political Action of Methodism

A Victorian Methodist tract urges Christians to engage in politics as a divine duty. It argues Methodists must influence public life through boards and legislatures, shaping laws for truth and justice, citing past reforms and warning against political withdrawal. It notes the Establishment Church and calls for gradual, not immediate, reform.

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United States New York America England Christ Eople West India Jesus Earth Heaven Gladstone Church of England Rome
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the Liberation Movement The Bacup Times Stacksteads Mr. Haworth Walter Raleigh Popular Macaulay Locky James William of Orange William Hume Methodism Methodist Methodist Recorder
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