Religious Power and Catholicism in European Politics
The article argues European nations must adopt a firm yet fair policy toward Roman Catholics to avoid a possible religious war fueled by papal influence. It condemns state subsidies for sectarian education, calls for secular national standards, and insists Catholics should not receive special privileges while preserving equal rights.
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Christendom
Europe
France
Comte de Chambord
Spain
Italy
Alps
Austria
Prussia
Prince Bismarck
United States of America
Vatican
Omar Ol
Spectator
Oman
London School Board
Correspondence over Acland votes and Nonconformist policy
The lettered exchange between Sir Thomas Acland and the North Devon Nonconformist Committee centers on his Endowed Schools Committee votes and education reform. The committee denounces his explanations while reiterating unsectarian aims and warns of election-day consequences. The piece also notes Bishop Ellicott urging gentler Church Nonconformist relations and hints at possible future Christian reunion amid current sectarian tensions.
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T. D. Acland
North Devon
Thomas Acland
Quick
Wratton
Barnstaple
Karl Granville
Forster
Sir Thomas Acland
Liberal Party
Ec Jong
Devon
Thomas Aclands
Ellicott
Stroud
Church of England
Wesleyan Conference
Baptist
Congregational Union
The
Liberation Society