Nonconformist Resolve Mirrors Liberal Backbone in Reform Fight
The article lauds Protestant Nonconformists as the backbone of English Liberalism who refuse half measures and insist on full Liberal reforms. It notes their stance toward Disraeli and Gladstone, and recalls their ancestors in the reign of James II resisting offers of indulgence.
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Mr. Disraeli
Gladstone
Miall
James II
Questioning the Spectre on Disestablishment Debate
A skeptical peer review notes a shift in anti Disestablishment rhetoric with renewed concern over its meaning. It questions Dean Stanley and Matthew Arnold while arguing against equating church state relations with continental separations and urges careful, English grounded interpretation.
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the Quarterly
Dean Stanley
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Times
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Dorday
House of Lords
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Oper
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Courts of Judicature
Shah Hey
Europe
France
Ynu
Belleville
Brethvern
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