Disestablishment Prospects in England’s Church History
A detailed argument against state endowment and for disestablishment of the Church of England. It traces four centuries of church state conflict, critiques Comprehension schemes, warns of clerical dominance, and foresees a future where religious equality before the law prevails with widespread support from Free Churches and thoughtful dissenters.
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Isnyth
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William III
Liberal Party
Liberalress
Ellicott
Selwyn
Wilberforce
Magee
Claughton
Thirlwall
Brown
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Disestablishment Debate and Libera tion Society Remarks
The Liberation Society Executive Committee praises the mover of the disestablishment motion for courage and judgment and notes renewed resolve from debate and division. The Bossa Law Amendment Bree receives a second reading and clears committee. A Langridge lecture prompt a Libera tion deputation comment.