Prospects of Peace and Consequences for British Policy
A London newspaper critiques the peace prospects linked to a proposed Congress and the Treaty of San Stefano. It cautions that while peace may extend Conservative rule, the cost includes ten million pounds and a shift toward imperial supervision of Turkey. The piece warns of rising English chauvinism, harm to trade and education, and renewed Eastern tensions under a fragile Ottoman arrangement.
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Austria
Italy
Treaty of San Stefano
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San Stefano
Greece
Ottoman Porte
Roumania
Primate speech on the Irish Episcopalian Church prospects
A Lambeth Palace gathering led by the Archbishop of Canterbury discussed the Church of Ireland Sustentation Fund. The piece notes seven years after disestablishment, signs of growth, self support, and a total raised of 2,306,000 pounds with England contributing about ten percent, while stipends for poorer clergy have risen.
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Free Episcopalians of Ireland
Fisher
The
Liberation Society
Trish
England
Soen
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