Denominational Controls and State Aid for King’s College
A discussion of the royal charter foundations King’s College and University College London, focusing on denominational requirements for professors, church affiliation tests, and the commissioners’ proposal for state aid aimed at expanding science instruction while addressing professorial eligibility and funding for science versus theology and literature. The piece critiques compulsory Church of England declarations and argues aid should seek the best scientific talent, regardless of denominational status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s College
United Church of England and Ireland
Church of England
University College
University of London
Catholic University of Ireland
Guardian
Times
Ecclesiasticism
Ara Day
England
Church Herald
Victoria
Duke of
Modena
Church Review
Aetter
Committee of Canterbury Convocation
Ecclesiastical notes on Dominicals and Protestant church questions
A critique of clergy infatuation with historic measures and a focus on Exeter Dominicals a local tax on dwellings for church support. The piece debates Protestant meaning in the established church, quotes Laud and church authorities, and warns of Disestablishment and internal church divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Exeter Guildhall
Liberation Society
Peter
the Guardian
Frederick Hockin
Phillseth
Clarendon
Pym
Church of England
Walton
Hooker
Laud
The
Guardian