Tulloch Defends English Establishment in Cross Border Debate
The argument centers on disestablishment and the nature of official religion. Harrison criticizes Tulloch for defending the Church of England while noting the dangers of state control over spiritual life. The piece suggests Tulloch’s stance fails to convincingly defend establishment and urges limiting such polemics to the proper French border.
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Tulloch
Scotland
England
the Times
Harrison
Principal Tulloch
Mr. Harrison
Church of England
Salem Chapel
Tozer
Butterman
Weill
House of Commons
Salem
Professor Tulloch
Church of Scotland
Knox and
Cameron
The Growing Power of the Crown and Its Warning
A summary of Henry Dunck Ley's critique in the Nineteenth Century about Crown prerogative, Parliament, and mob rule. The piece traces changes since the Reform Act, notes Baron Stockmar and Benjamin Disraeli as influences, and argues for constitutional amendments requiring Parliamentary consent for treaties and declarations of war.
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Henry Dunck Ley
Manchester Examiner and Times
England
Dunckley
House of Commons
Baron Stockmar
Benjamin Disraeli
Elizabeth
Cyprus
India
Malta