Clergy Debate Over Folkestone Case Provokes Public Critique
The author denounces clergy preoccupations with the Folkestone case as trivial and harmful. He calls the fuss a scandal to religion and argues national business suffers when serious theological and moral questions are set aside for such matters.
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Folkestone
Protestant Dissenting Deputies Debate Education Bills
The Protestant Dissenting Deputies meet at Memorial Hall Farringdon street with Henry Richard MP in chair. They discuss religious liberty bills including Burials, Oxford and Cambridge Universities, and the Education Bill seen as reactionary. They condemn government actions, urge universal public school management, and criticize Liberal support and Birmingham circulars. Integrity and civil rights of Nonconformists are stressed amid political tensions.
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Memorial Hall
Farringdon Street
Henry Richard
C. SuerPx Hearp
Oxford
Cambridge
Osborne Morgan
Alfred J. Shepheard
Charles Shepheard
Pattison
Europe
Turkey
Lord Palmerston
Canon Liddon
St. James’s Hall
England
Wales
Lord Salisbury
General Ignatieff
Constantinople
Powers
Liberation Society
Con
Christendom
House of Commons
Friends of Civil and Religious Liberty
7Imes
Church of England
Liberal Party
Sheffield
Adam
Marquis of Hartington
Lord Sandon
George Canning
Birmingham
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