Critique of religious controversy and praise for a readable history book
The author condemns persecution over religious opinion and cites Gladstone and Tract writers while praising a recent work for its fresh, striking characterization. He notes Scotland’s lack of Puseyite excess and urges readers to engage with the book as a useful history of English literature rather than a common three volume novel.
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Mr. Gladstone
Scotland
Sydney Smith
Hagiane
Irish University Bill Sparks Contested Debate at Westminster
At Westminster Palace Hotel a conference of the Liberation Society and Dissenting Deputies debated the Irish University Bill. Chairman Leonard Courtney outlined government timing, outlined concerns that the bill would create a denominational Catholic university via Senate control and affiliated colleges, risking prize dilution and limited access for non affiliated students.
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Liberation Society
Westminster Palace
Leonard Courtney
Liskeard
Lord Ed. Fitzmaurice
M.P
H. Richard
William M‘arthur
G. Campbell
A. McArthur
G. Palmer
Lyulph Stanley
Ellington
Charles Reed
H. M. Bompas
Q.C
A. Dunn
John Glover
J. Carvell Williams
G. C. Whiteley
Alfred J. Shepheard
Underhill
Chatfeild Clarke
John Clapham
Robert Forsaith
J. G. Rogers
Rains
Frederic Harrison
Badenoch
John Bond
8. R. Patteson
House of Commons
Home Rule Party
Ireland
Eldon
A. Sullivan
England
Delahunty
O’shaughnesay
Home Rule
O'Sullivan
O’conor Don
Hear
Fou
Queen's University
Queen’s University
Lord Emly
Lord O'Hagan
Queen’s Colleges
Trinity College
University of Dublin
Senate
Queen’s
University of London
St. Stephen’s Green
Magee College
Londonderry
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Irish University Billl
Westminster