Chapter Thirteen: 1851 Victorian Sunday.
Chapter thirteen of the book "Victorian Conscience: F.W. Robertson" is presented. It discusses the issue of Sunday Observance in England and Frederick W. Robertson's stand on the issue. According to Robertson, Sunday Observance has nothing to do with the law, but on a necessity of man's nature. Seve...
| Publicado en: | Victorian Conscience: F.W. Robertson Vol. 19; pp. 173 - 187 |
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| Formato: | Capítulo de libro |
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Peter Lang Group
2001
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| Sumario: | Chapter thirteen of the book "Victorian Conscience: F.W. Robertson" is presented. It discusses the issue of Sunday Observance in England and Frederick W. Robertson's stand on the issue. According to Robertson, Sunday Observance has nothing to do with the law, but on a necessity of man's nature. Several stories related to the Sabbath violations from the "Times" magazine are presented. It also discusses the opening of the Great Exhibition in London, England in 1851. |
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