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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 31, 1871

Page

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Moral Gain From Puritan Middle-Class Students at Universities

The text argues that English Puritan middle-class youths entering universities will bring disciplined habits and cultivate culture, while their presence will spread moral influence. It also claims broad religious representation will erode sectarianism, a long-standing national curse, and deliver a mortal wound to it.

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Ecclesiastical Notes on Church Establishment Debate

The Times letters discuss church establishment reforms, Fremantle and Fremantle’s views, and Gornall’s four lectures as alternatives to disestablishment. The Guardian and other periodicals weigh reform, Convocation changes, and Welsh and Scottish church debates, signaling potential strong action ahead.

the Times Brewer W. H. Fremantle Fremantle Liberal Party J. Gornall St. John’s, Oldham Mr. Gornall Gornall Church Union Church Review House of Lords Holborn Union Church of England Mackonochie B. Skinner Convocation Liberation Party Times of Richard M.P Wales General Assembly of Establishment Free Church Assembly United Presbyterians

English Dissent Seeks Church State Split In Commons

Mr Miall urged separation of church and state in the House of Commons amid a rising tone of radical reform. The Newark Advertiser notes Ireland moved first, with disestablishment a likely future history. Bradford’s Miall represents dissenting voters, and the piece analyzes party realignment and clerical tensions within the Church of England.

New York Times Church of England House of Commons Miall Ireland Newark Daily Advertiser Rome Peter Gladstone Home Church Kirk of Scotland Bradford England

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Ecclesiastical Notes MR. Miall
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