Theophilus on British support for Chinese mission work
The writer argues for using law to protect peaceful gospel propagation, not to terrorize opponents. He cites Paul, British treaties, and Cecil to claim Britain should defend missionaries in China and at home, urging clear moral distinction between force and faith. Plymouth letter dated June 19 1871 by Theophilus.
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Paul
Church of God
Atill
John
Great Britain
China
Lord Jesus
R. Cecil
Plymouth
Theophilus
Ballot Ball Voting Debate Amid Secrecy Concerns
-J. J. McCartey argues for ball voting as the true security against fraud, praising Mr. North and criticizing the paper ballot. He cites Australia’s secret voting, inspector checks, and the need for real safeguards, urging the government to push the Ballot Bill to a decision while noting its flaws.
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North
Oxford
Forster
France
America
Australia
Lord Hartington
Mr. Forster
Mr. North
House of Lords
Mr. Gladstone
Disraeli
Gladstone
Childers
House of Commons
House
J. J. McCartey
Republicanism in England. A Letter to the Editor of the Nonconformist
A writer argues for gradual reform within existing institutions to ease laboring classes toward reconciliation with monarchy. He critiques royal dowries and land tenure, urging Civil List reduction, modest royal provision, and prudent economy. He contends royalty should subsume into community wealth and stresses land questions must respect established titles and ownership.
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Royal
Duke of Bedford
Marquis of Westminster
Colosanl
Louise
Lorne
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