Gladstone on Evangelicals and the Tractarian movement
The essay argues Evangelical influence shaped Anglican trends, restraining clergy and encouraging lay exclusiveness while inspiring reform. It links Evangelical faith to Tractarian growth, notes Sydney Smith’s critique, and discusses Romeward shifts, church establishment, and disestablishment debates amid Victorian religious politics.
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Mr. Gladstone
Sydney Smith
Hallam
Wimpole-street
Gladstone
Oxford School
Christ Our Lord
J. Keble
Cardinal Newman
England
Church of England
Howley
Blomfield
Hook
Gladstone Letter Satisfies All Sides Says Edinburgh
The Edinburgh correspondent of the Times remarks that Mr Gladstone’s letter has given satisfaction to men of all parties in the Scotch disestablishment debate. He notes the favorable reception and suggests the result may influence the ongoing discussion.
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Mr. Gladstone
the Times
Cardinal Newman
Gladstone
Rome
Nanes
Church of England
Liberala
Church of Scotland
House of Commons
Church
The
Saturday Review
Gladatone
Liberal Party
Edinburgh
Vimes
Clerical Dress Dispute Reaches Supreme Court of Appeal
In an ecclesiastical suit from the Diocese of London, Martin v Mackonochie, the case appeals a Queen's Bench ruling over unauthorised vestments at communion and ritual acts. Sir Robert Phillimore earlier delivered a six week sentence and admonitions for disobedience, with further proceedings in March 1878.
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Supreme Court of Appeal
Lord Coleridge
Brett
Cotton
Thesiger
Queen’s Bench
Diocese of London
Martin
London
Court of Arches
Mackonochie
Church of England
Mackonichie
Robert Phillimore
Arches
Mr. Martin
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