Critique of Disestablishment Plans for Episcopalian Clergy
The article compares a complex poll based method with the Liberation Society’s simpler plan for clergy compensation after disestablishment. It argues for freeing individual office holders from mandatory church service while allowing continued work with independent financial terms. It notes pension options, capital sums, and the need to avoid state regulation of church affairs.
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Liberation Society
Mackonachie
Cilurci Congress Shows Ritualism Clash In National Church Debate
The article reviews a Time Church Congress where debates on Church patronage marriage law and ritualism reveal avoiding sharp reforms. It notes Broad Church limits, Romanising dangers, and speakers like Mr Wood and Canon Ryle exposing tensions between national church unity and Anglican ritualism.
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National Church
Congress
Llewellyn Davies
Canon Ryle
English Church Union
Wood
Augustine
Lanfranc
Anselm
Edward VI
York
C. L. Wood
Sir Charles Reed's Annual Statement on Education
The School Board chairman presents practical observations on education reform. He notes the split between Board schools and voluntary sectarian schools, with Board schools housing 186 500 places versus about 279 000 in voluntary schools. Attendee rates rise from 70 to 80 percent, signaling progress attributed to moral influence rather than compulsion.
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School Board For
London
Charles Reed
Birkbeck
Hare