Campaigns and Contradictions in Bible Edition Monopoly
In 1832 1839 and later a Scottish board reported to the Queen on reduced Bible edition prices amid English monopoly and Bible Society reductions A critic argues Dr Campbell rode the movement yet offered only cheering aid while the Scotch monopoly faded and the English monopoly persisted He is accused of praising a monopoly as a public good despite its aims and effects.
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The
Bible Society
England
Scotland
English Bible Society
Dr Lee
Commission of General Assembly
Thomson
Campbell
Jethro
Manchester
Patriot
Scotch Free Society
Dr Campbell
Meeting of Dissenting Deputies Opposes Maynooth Endowment
A large gathering at the King's Head in Poultry debated the Maynooth bill and Charitable Trusts bill. They condemned state endowment of church funds, argued for reform of charity administration, and pledged to present petitions to the House of Lords.
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King’s Head
Poultry
Ohn Remington Mitr
Maynooth College
Maynooth
House of Peers
Coartman
Equity
Board of Commissioners
Church of England
Coox Evans
House of Lords
Anti Maynooth Conference Denounces Bill in Dublin
In Dublin at the Rotunda a Protestant conference from England and Ireland gathered to oppose the Maynooth College bill. S Maxwell presided, Sir Culling Eardley Smith spoke, and about two hundred clergy attended. Deputies argued English Dissenters largely oppose Maynooth and urged unified evangelical action.
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Dublin
England
C. E. Smith
Crosby Hall
London
Maynooth
R. Peel
Napier
Tiber
Lord Jesus Christ
Blackburn
Hear
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