Religion and Life in the Early Victorian Age

Adam Clarke Antinomianism Apostolic Succession Arminian Arnold began believe Bible Carlyle chapel chapter Chartist Christ Christianity Church of England clergyman congregations constantly Dickens discourse divine doctrine early effect Evangelical evil factory-owner faith father fear feeling fifty forties friends Froude gained hear heard hearers Hebrew hymn idea influence inspired John John Stuart Mill knew known labour laity less listened lived Lord Macaulay masters ment Methodism Methodist mind minister ministry Mithraism never Newman Nonconformist Nonconformity once opinion Oxford Parbar parents Parliament pastor perhaps Plymouth Brethren politics poor preached preachers pulpit Pycroft reader Reform regarded religion religious remarkable remember Ruskin seen sermon social society sometimes speak story Sunday tell theological theory things thought tion to-day told Tolpuddle Martyrs took Tory Tractarian true Unto this Last verses Victorian age Wesley Wesley's whole words