Titlebook: Rammohun Roy and the Making of Victorian Britain; Lynn Zastoupil Book 2010 Lynn Zastoupil 2010 England.liberty.reform.religion

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The Unitarians,r for dismantling the confessional state. In the course of this struggle most Unitarians came to champion freedom of the press, the civil rights of religious minorities, and, in the Victorian era, a more secular society. The denomination was also prone to political and social radicalism. Many member

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Rammohun Roy, Celebrity Unitarian,designed for the family library and private reading. It was a published work by a seasoned controversialist enjoying international renown as the Luther of India. In Britain, interest in it was enhanced by more than a century of scriptural debate, often bitterly conducted, as in the decade before 182

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Rammohun Roy and Early Victorian Feminism,ore introduced Rammohun’s sati writings to British audiences. James Silk Buckingham lauded his efforts on printed page and in lecture halls. Periodicals reproduced his pamphlets. It was James Peggs, however, who did the most to popularize the view that Rammohun was an important authority clinching t

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Free Trade and a Reformed Parliament,t abandon his compensation claims or cease reminding readers that freedom of the press at home and in India were linked. In 1828, for instance, Buckingham opined that the 1799 censorship regulation of Governor-General Wellesley was part of a larger conspiracy. The “deep-laid scheme” was “to familiar

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