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"The People's Palace and the Religious World: thoughts on public agitation against the promised charter to the new Crystal Palace Company, and on \"Sabbath desecration\"" delves into a fascinating historical debate surrounding Sunday legislation in Great Britain. Penned by "A Layman," this work examines the religious controversy sparked by the Crystal Palace Company's plans and the broader anxieties about "Sabbath desecration."
Exploring the intersection of religion and society, the book offers insight into the social reform movements and the fervent opposition to perceived threats to traditional religious practices. It meticulously documents the public agitation surrounding the Crystal Palace, a symbol of modernity that challenged established norms.
This volume provides a window into the religious and social landscape of the era. Its examination of the Sunday legislation debate makes it a valuable resource for those interested in religious history and the enduring tension between tradition and progress. A vital piece of historical scholarship, this book illuminates a pivotal moment in the ongoing dialogue between faith and societal change.
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