Madagascar Mission Rift and Anglican Critique Sparks Debate
A polemical review condemns the Guardian for praising new Madagascar missions while attacking London Missionary Society founders. It recounts the historic London effort led by Radama I and Ranavolona, the martyrdoms, and mass conversions, then rebukes recent Anglican pretensions and the Bishop’s consecration amid withdrawal from Madagascar. The piece cites Archbishop Wilberforce remarks and Times' condemnation of the move as equivocal and harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Missionary Society
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Madagascar
Church of England
London
Antananarivo
Hovas
Imerina
High Church of England
Livingstone
Rome
Radama I
London Missionary Society
Messrs. Johns
Griffiths
Formin
Radama
Ranavolona
Diocletian
Philip II
Messrs
Freeman and Johns
Messrs. Nisbet
Ellis
Heaven
Stephen
The
Guardian
Penman
Church
Missionary Intelligencer
Corinth
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Times
England
Glasgow Church Burden on City Deepens Across Twenty Years
The Glasgow establishment shows 1854 to 1874 pew rents totaling 1 371 pounds while city expenditure on these churches reaches 96 457 pounds. The balance calls the system a dead loss of 45 000 pounds, urging reform as protection of citizens. Only 63 of 230 Protestant places of worship belong to the Establishment.
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Highlands
Glasgow
Orth British Daily Mail
Scotland
Church of Scotland
Free Church
United Presbyterian
Evangelical Union
Wesleyan Methodist