Pastors and polemicists
Subtitle: the character of popular Anglicanism in South-East Lancashire, 1847-1914
By: C.S. Ford.
Contributors: Chetham Society.
Series: Remains, historical and literary, connected with the palatine counties of Lancaster and Chester,; 3rd ser., v. 44
Publisher: Smith Settle on behalf of The Chetham Society
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Manchester, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
Subjects: Church of England -- Lancashire -- History -- 19th century.; Church of England. Diocese of Manchester -- History -- 19th century.; Lancashire (England) -- Church history -- 19th century.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-212) and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: I. The Background of the Diocese of Manchester; title: I. The growth of the Manchester region; title: 2. The creation of the Diocese of Manchester; title: 3. James Prince Lee; title: 4. Roman Catholicism; title: 5. Nonconformity; title: 6. Lancashire politics; title: 2. I847-65; title: I. Popular Protestantism; title: 2. The Roman Catholic response; title: 3. The response of the catholic party in the Church of; title: England; title: 4. The parish of Leigh; title: 3.- 865-70; title: I. Quietness and cohesion; title: 2. The Fenians; title: 3. St Stephen, Salford; title: 4. The Murphy Riots; title: 5. The 868 election; title: 6. The Free Church of England; title: 7. Rochdale; title: 4. I870-I914; title: I. Two bishops of Manchester; title: 2. Vaticanism; title: 3. Convents and confession; title: 4. Manchester Cathedral and St John the Baptist, Hulmt; title: 5. The Public Worship Regulation Act; title: 6. The Liberationists and Church Defence; title: 7. From the vestry to the constituency; title: 8. Home Rule; title: 9. Roman Catholic consolidation; title: 10. Catholic consolidation in the Church of England and; title: Re-union; title: 11 James Moorhouse; title: 12. The last anti-Ritualist campaign; title: I3. Lightbowne, Newton Heath and Ashton; title: I4. E. A. Knox; title: S. Persistent strands of anti-Catholicism; title: I. Doctrinal; title: 2. Moral; title: 3. National; title: 4. Anglo-Catholics and anti-popery; title: 6. Changes in British Society: the assimilation of Catholicism; title: I. The aesthetic spirit; title: 2. English nationalism and Conservative inclusiveness; title: 3. Commercial success and philanthropy; title: 4. Diffusion of Protestant energy; title: 5. The religion of patriotism; title: 6. Local patriotism and civic religion.