Nonconformists Shaped England’s Liberty and Liberalism
A critical praise of Skeats's History of Nonconformity in England highlighting how Dissenters saved the state, fostered education and missions, and spurred liberal reforms. The review notes balanced, candid scholarship, praising its clarity, breadth, and the depiction of Puritans, Baptists, and Methodists, with examples from Milton to Whitfield.
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England
Anne
Whitfield
Wesley
Wales
Sidney Smith Gibing
Carey
Ward
Marshman
Bible Society
Lancasterian
Malon
Bunyan
Baxter
Fox
Barclay
de Foe
Calamy
Neal
Crowley
Toulmin
Ivimey
Palmer
Rees
Evans
Free Churches
William III
Presbyterians
Independents
General
Particular Baptists
Friends
Unitarians
Skeats
James Lr
Holland
Addison
Milton
Hutchinson
Selden
Owen
Bastwick
Independentey
Anthony Wood
Cromwell
Whitlocke
Sweden
Commonwealth
Henry Smith
Latimer
Muilton
William Kiffin
Devonshire Square Chapel
London
James II
Free Churches of England
Locke
History of the Free Churches of England by Hinepeat
The entry notes a history work titled History of the Free Churches of England by Hinepeat 8 SKEATS, published in London by Arthur Muall.
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The
Free Churches of England
Hinepeat
London
Arthur Muall
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