Pusey’s Proposal on Secularising University Endowments
The piece weighs Dr. Pusey’s call for distributing church endowments to dissenting bodies as a step toward disestablishment. It analyzes political risks, party alignments, and the likely reception among Liberals, High Churchmen, and Dissenters, warning of a potential turning point in England’s religious history.
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Church of England
Pusey
England
Dr. Pusey
Mr. Coleridge
Lord Mayo
Ireland
Disraeli
Church
Supreme Court of Appeal
Pall Mall Gazette
Coleridge
House of Lords
Oxford
Cambridge
Church of Ireland
High Church
Liberal Party
Disestablishment and Disendowment Debate Analyzed
The Spectator critiques Sir Roundell Palmer on Irish Church endowments. It argues state endowment remains public property and that disestablishment without disendowment fails to remove Irish grievances. The piece links broader political stakes to a Liberal drive to abolish establishment and endowment.
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the Spectator
Roundell Palmer
Richmond
Sir R. Palmer
The
Spectator
Dublin
B. Guinness
Roundell
Liberal Party
Ireland
Saturday Review
Disraeli
Woolsuck
Mordecai
S G O criticizes the Established Church in Times letter
In a Times letter S G O argues that the Irish Church disestablishment signals a later reckoning for the English Establishment. He contends the National Church must reform or risk remaining disorganised and unobedient to authority, even if reform endangers its existence.
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