Disestablishment and the Ritualistic Move in the Church
A review of J Guinness Rogers's pamphlet from the Liberation Society examining the split within the Church of England between Evangelical and Ritualistic factions. The article outlines arguments for disestablishment, critiques bishops' actions, and notes the potential independence of church from state. It highlights Rogers's fair use of sources and the pamphlet’s value for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberation Society
Rogers
The
Mr. Rogers
Courts of Law
Church of England
J. Guinness Roars
B.A
Clapham
London
A. Miall
Oxford
Lord Shaftesbury
House of Lords
St. David's
Rome
Catholic’ Party
Church Times
Broad Church
Through Burmah to Western China trade route study
Brief notices review Clement Williams in 1863 travel narrative proposing a Burmah to Western China trade and telegraph route. Williams's journeys yield political and commercial value but are noted as not eventful. Ann Taylor’s My Mother illustrated rhyme for children receiving decorative borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burmah
China
Irawaddi
Yang-Tse- Kiang
Clement Williams
Blackwood and Sons
Mandalay
Williams
Arawaldi
Upper
Harry ‘“ Lawton
Seeley, Jackson, and Co