Secessions from Nonconformity and Anglican Absorption Hope
The author examines whether increasing individual secessions from Nonconformity signal a true absorption by Anglicanism. While noting historical parallels and the limited religious motivation among most secessionists, the piece argues that practical convenience and political Dis settled views drive many moves, with few adopting Anglican authority orierarchy.
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Sion
Matthew Arnold
Absorption of Dissenters Eases Political Assimilation
The text argues that religious indifferentists gravitate toward mass worship and that the Dissenter will assimilate more easily politically than the religious Nonconformist. It notes clergy underestimate his presence among worshippers and predicts easier digestion of dissent within mass politics.
Plight of British farmers amid ongoing agricultural distress
The piece paints rising farmer anxiety over persistent downturns in agriculture, noting bankruptcies in rural counties, rent remissions by landlords like the Duke of Devonshire, and a need to rethink tenancy laws under the Agricultural Holdings Act. It argues for policy that stabilizes value, tenure, and local rates while urging restraint in excessive living costs among farming families.
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Chambers of Agriculture
Farmers’ Clubs
Farmers’ Alliance
Asia
Fawcett
M.P
Shoreditch Town Hall
Duke of Devonshire
Derbyshire
Ireland
Daily News
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Warwickshire