Depth in Public Opinion on Disestablishment in Britain
Long essay argues public opinion on Disestablishment grows in depth and reaches unseen forces. It cites shifting pressures from Liberation Society, press commentary, and clergy divisions as turning public sentiment toward a truly national church beyond state endowment.
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Mr Dale on the disestablishment question
Mr Daguez reviews Mr Dale's Fortnightly Review article as a practical survey of the disestablishment movement. He notes the shift from abstract theory to politics and the evolving aims affecting classes, parties, and leaders, while praising the masterly handling of changes over thirty years.
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Mr. Daguez
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Dale
Mr. Freeman
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