Osborne Tackles Irish Church Question and Whig Hypocrisy
The article credits Bernal Osborne with reviving the Irish Church issue and portrays his Tuesday speech as a strategic move to force a real settlement. It argues the Whig approach fails, calls for removing the minority church and reallocating its funds to national ends, and warns Osborne to pursue principled reform over tinkering compromises.
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Bernal Osborne
Treasury
Archdeacon Paley
Osborne
House of Commons
Hansard
Middlesex
Ireland
Hume
England
Scotland
Mr. Osborne
Commons
Richard Cobden
Philip Nye in the Westminster Assembly
A discussing note on Herbert’s painting of the Westminster Assembly of 1644 and its engraving by Samuel Berlin. The piece highlights Milton, Cromwell, Vane, Hale and others in the scene debating liberty of conscience and predicts broad sale and display in homes of Nonconformist heritage. It ends by acknowledging limits of the engraving’s merits.
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Mr. Herbert
Theestminster
H. Vane
Sir Mathew Hale
Richard Baxter
John Owen
Edmund Calamy
Joseph Caryl
Thomas Goodwin
Philip Nye
Samuel Berlin
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