The Great Ocean Metaphor in a Union of Church and State Debate
A Bradford assembly debates maintaining the Church of England’s link to state power, arguing disestablishment would create an infidel government. Speakers defend religious education, chaplains in the armed forces, and the need for national church influence, urging united church schools and institutes.
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Church of England
Lear
England
Ryan
W. Sr. J. WueEethouse
Bradford
J. Eppones
Liberation Society
Eddowes
State Council Meeting at Exeter Defends Church Establishment
The Devonshire Church Institution convened in Exeter on November 15 led by the Earl of Devon to unite Churchmen of all opinions in defense of the Church of England amid threats of disestablishment. Letters from notable figures supported maintaining the Church State link and endowments for religious instruction, with calls to oppose secular use of Church property.
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Devonshire Church Institution
Liberation Society
Exeter
Earl of Devon
Stafford Northcote
McP
Sid
Lewish
Matthew Arnold
Kekewich
Lawrence Park
England
Devonshire Church
Lord Sidmouth
Church of England
Cheere
Earl
Hig Siverary
Treland
Miall
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Hardy
I. Leach
State Council