Book notices mixed reviews on religious and nature works
The column critiques several titles including Vicar of Holy Trinity Richmond and Voices of Nature, noting devotional potential. It mentions Apocalyptic Study by Barton Brown as crude and Watching for the Dead by Farry CuILTern as sentiment lacking force and originality.
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Holy Trinity
Richmond
Hodder and Stoughton
Provost and Co
The Secular Aspects of Disestablishment
Mr J Allanson Picton argues disestablishment as liberal political reform. He contends the Church of England blocks national progress, education reform, and self government, while secular schools and nonconformist efforts advance liberty and knowledge.
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Shoreditch
J. Allanson Picton
Fawcett
Picton
Bunyan
Ireland
Scotland
House of Lords
Church of England
Free Churches
Whitbread
Bedford
Commons
Canterbury
Joseph Lancaster
Trimmer
Withal
Bell
London
Bethnal Green
Education Department