ABSTRACT

First published in 1973, this work demonstrates how the English churchmen of the nineteenth century moved from a firmly entrenched position in the old social hierarchy to a less definable and insecure position under the rule of the collectivist State run by a professional workforce.



Dr Kitson Clark explores the many questions po

part Phase I|55 pages

The Old Regime to 1832

chapter 1|21 pages

The Old Order of Society

chapter 2|32 pages

Church and State before 1832

part Phase II|168 pages

Mid Century–1832–65

chapter 3|40 pages

Church, State and Society after 1832

chapter 4|42 pages

The Mid Nineteenth-Century Parson

The Education of the People

chapter 5|25 pages

The Mid Nineteenth-Century Parson

The Governmental Order

chapter 6|30 pages

The Mid Nineteenth-Century Parson

The Social Order (1)

chapter 7|29 pages

The Mid Nineteenth-Century Parson

The Social Order (2)

part Phase III|117 pages

Democracy and Collectivism, 1865–85

chapter 9|28 pages

The Problems of the Countryside

chapter 10|23 pages

The Problems of the Town

chapter 11|24 pages

The Dismal Science and its Enemies

chapter 12|28 pages

The New Leviathan