The failure of the established Church in 19th-century Wales to retain the allegiance of its parishioners is examined in this study. The appointed English-speaking Anglo-Welsh bishops misunderstood the character and spirituality of the Welsh people, which fomented a popular demand for Welsh-speaking clergy. This demand is considered within the historical context of the political climate of the day and the pressure of such a vociferous Welsh lobby, and expands beyond the scope of ecclesiastical history of Wales, by encompassing the growing movement for national unity in Wales.

In Pursuit of a Welsh Episcopate (University of Wales - Bangor History of Religion)

History

Brown, Roger Lee

Europe

University of Wales Press

The Fleet Prison is noteworthy for being one of the oldest of the English prisons, and one mentioned frequently in literature. This work explores the actual workings of the privately-owned debtors' prison, examining its earliest history from medieval times; the celebrated inquiry into the administration of the prison during the 1610s; the misuse of authority by the wardens in the 1680s onward; the infamous Parliamentary inquiry in 1729, based on the parliamentary reports, trial papers, etc,; to the closing by parliamentary legislation in 1842.

A History of the Fleet Prison, London the Anatomy of the Fleet

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Em Texts

The Fleet prison is noteworthy for being one of the oldest of the English prisons, and one mentioned frequently in literature. This text explores the actual workings of the privately-owned debtors' prison, examining its earliest history from medieval times including: the celebrated inquiry into the administration of the prison during the 1610's; the misuse of authority by the warders in the 1680's onward; the infamous Parliamentary inquiry in 1729, based on the parliamentary reports and trial papers; and the closing of the hospital by parliamentary legislation in 1842.

A History of the Fleet Prison, London: The Anatomy of the Fleet (Studies in British History)

Edwin Mellen Pr

Lord Powis and the extension of the episcopate

Religion & Spirituality

Tair Eglwys Press

A Social History of the Welsh Clergy circa 1662-1939: PART ONE sections one to six. VOLUME ONE

Christian Books & Bibles

Churches & Church Leadership

Dr Roger L Brown

A Social History of the Welsh Clergy circa 1662-1939: PART ONE sections one to six. VOLUME TWO

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