Apostolic tyranny and the state church contrasted in Leicester
A vigorous denunciation of clerical control by state endorsement, accusing leaders of disobedience to church principles and hypocrisy. The piece rails against endowments, primacy of civil law over spiritual independence, and calls for religious liberty while praising Leicester dissenters for supporting Mr. Baines and funding anti-church-rate efforts.
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Edinburgh
Russell
Kirk
General Assembly
Leicester
Leicester Voluntary Church Society
Baines
Mr. Baines
Public breakfast meet honours Mr. Baines with Bible
A Leicester event Friday featured speeches about Dr Freud and a presentation to Mr. William Baines marking his honourable release. The gathering expressed esteem and handed him a Bible as a token of respect.
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Leicester
Baines
Public breakfast honors Mr. Baines after Leicester jail release
A July breakfast at the Bell Hotel Leicester celebrated Mr. Baines’s liberation after eight months for resisting a church rate. About 180 attendees, mainly ladies, heard Rev. E. Miall chair a meeting praising voluntary principle and religious liberty, highlighting Baines’s steadfast conduct and broader opposition to compulsory church dues.
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W. Baines
Baines
Leicester
Bell Hotel
J. E. Giles
Leeds
Cripps
E. Miall
J. P. Mursell
E. Miaux
Church of Christ
G. Lucce
A.M