A Brief Statement Of The Bradford Church-rate Case [by B.b. Popplewell And G. Pollard]

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"A Brief Statement Of The Bradford Church-rate Case" delves into a significant legal and social issue of its time. Authored by B.B. Popplewell and G. Pollard, this document provides an account of the Bradford Church-rate case, offering insights into the complexities surrounding church rates, which were taxes levied to support the local parish church.

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