The Rise and Fall of the Victorian Sunday |
Contents
three Consolidation 183747 | 52 |
i The crisis | 64 |
ii The country | 74 |
1 | 91 |
0325 | 98 |
PART FOUR twelve Sunday drinking 18551914 | 180 |
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1950 Shops Act Agnew Alliance allowed Anglican anti-Sabbatarian Association Baxter Langley Bickersteth Bishop Blomfield British Museum C. J. Blomfield campaign Charles Chartist Christian Church Crystal Palace defeated devout election England English Sunday Evangelical Factory Fourth Commandment Gladstone Henry Broadhurst holiday holy Ibid influence issue J. T. Baylee John Joseph June leaders legislation Leicester Liberal London Lord Lord's Day March middle class Minister Minute Book National Nonconformist opposed organised Parliament parliamentary passim political prohibit Sunday prosecution public houses Radical railway Reform religion religious Repealed Rept Sabbath Saturday secretary select committee Social Gospel social Sabbatarianism Sunday afternoons Sunday amusement Sunday closing Sunday drinking Sunday labour Sunday lectures Sunday observance Sunday question Sunday recreation Sunday rest Sunday Society Sunday trade Sunday trade Bills T. H. Huxley theology Thomas Thomas McCrie Tory Unionists Unitarian Victorian Sunday voted Walmsley Wesleyan Whig William William Lovett Wilson