Disestablishment Debate Arises From Oxford Lecture
Professor Rogers argues the English Establishment corrupts education and blocks free inquiry, urging disestablishment. The discussion notes Anglican power harms national education, with critics highlighting endowments and state control while praising nonconformist rights and moral aims.
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Tyo
Rogers
Lancashire
Yorkshire
John O'Groat
Land's End
Gladstone
Lord Sandon
St. Albans
Lyulph Stanley
Oxford
Rome
Hoe
J. Bottomley Firth
Professor Rogers
Church of England
Tory
Liberal Party
Mr. Bright
Birmingham
Turbulent Cambridge meeting disrupts Liberations Society debate
A crowded Cambridge Guild Hall session under the Liberation Society dissolved into disorder. Chairman Neville Goodman and deputy Illingworth led a charged gathering with Archdeacon Emery and others present as undergraduates and Junior Conservative Club members pressed for strict positions on government loyalties and church influence.
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Liberation Society
Guild Hall
Cambridge
Neville Goodman
St. Peter’s College
Illingworth
Picton
M.A
Fisher
Archdeacon Emery
C. Balls
J.P
Fawcett
E. H. Perowne
Corpus
Church of England
England
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Charles II
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Roy Bethir
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John Sinclair
Vauxhall Baptist Gaage
Kennington Lane
Eltham
Penge Hall
Depit
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