Virchow on Bismarck fate and German policy
The Berlin professor offers a candid critique of Prince Bismarck linking his grand diplomacy to a flawed domestic rule. He warns that Bismarck pursues personal aims over constitutional government, risking Germany’s prosperity and liberty. The piece foresees potential revolution if Liberal opposition collapses and military supremacy persists.
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Prince Bismarck
Virchow
Berlin
Dr. Virchow
Europe
Germany
Torce
Junkers
Ultramontanes
Work and Pay in the Established Church
Clergyman Brooke Lambert resigns Tamworth vicarage amid warnings that church endowments waste work for pay. He cites insufficient income and calls for reform of ecclesiastical salaries, noting parallels with broad disestablishment debates and the need for redistributing church work and pay.
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Brooke Lambert
Tamworth
Times
Lambert
The
Guardian
Crockford
Hawarden
Chester
Upwell
Norwich
Halsall
London
Church of England
Spectator