Jones, M. D W. (2017). Uncovering the enthusiasms and prejudices of a 19th-century country parson:. Sussex Archaeological Collections 155. Vol 155, pp. 157-163. https://doi.org/10.5284/1086803. Cite this via datacite
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Uncovering the enthusiasms and prejudices of a 19th-century country parson: | |||
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Maurice Smelt, Rector of Binsted (1815-63) and Slindon (1815-65) | |||
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Sussex Archaeological Collections 155 | |||
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Sussex Archaeological Collections | |||
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157 - 163 | |||
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Follow the money. This paper depends heavily on interpreting donations and subscriptions to voluntary societies to turn a hitherto obscure clergyman into a dynamic, multi-faceted individual. To push beyond the bare précis of such a man’s career is usually next to impossible. Searches in Google Books, a little appreciated treasure-trove of evidence, can change that. The host of details it uncovered for Maurice Smelt opens vistas into his character, interests and activities: a Tory warrior in defence of the church by law established; a rector of broad Protestant identity who happily crossed the divide between church and chapel; an Evangelical who used his considerable personal wealth to further his zeal for missionary work (especially with Jews and the Irish); an Anglican parson who broke the ancient neighbourly accommodation with the large Roman Catholic community in his parish to battle against popery; an inveterate raiser of parliamentary petitions to further his causes. | |||
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27 Jun 2019 |
