The English Inheritance: An Historical Essay

accepted authority believe Bishop Blackstone body Cambridge certainly Christian Socialists Church of England civil claim common conception conscience controversy Corn Laws course danger democracy difficult Dissenters divine doctrine doubt duty ecclesiastical economic eighteenth century English Dissent English heritage Englishmen Established Church Evangelical revival existence fact forces freedom French Revolution human idea important individual inherited Isaac Watts justice king least liberty living London matter men's minds modern moral movement nation nature necessary never nineteenth century Norman Sykes numbers opinion order of society organization Oxford Movement parliament particular partly perhaps persecution political possible practical principle probably problem protection Puritan R. W. Dale reason reform religion religious result revolution Roman Catholic rule of law sanctions secular secure seems sermon seventeenth century Shaftesbury sixteenth century social spiritual teaching theory things thought toleration tradition true W. K. Clifford whole