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...

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Published in:Victorian Conscience: F.W. Robertson Vol. 19; pp. 173 - 187
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Published: Peter Lang Group 2001
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