Dissent After Disruption: Church and State in Scotland, 1843-63 (Scottish Religious Cultures)

CONTENTS:

Introduction
Part One : Dissent and Disruption
1. New Lights : The Growth of Dissent and Voluntaryism in Scotland, 1712-1843.
2. A National or Voluntary Church? The Free Church and the Establishment Principle.

Part Two : Co-operation and Incorporation
3. 'Co-operation with Incorporation' " Dissenting Relations after the Disruption.
4. The Age of Unions? Dissenting Church Reunion, 1847-63.

Part Three : Politics and Anti-popery
5. Truth, Error, and Principle " Anti-Catholicism in Presbyterian Dissent.
6. Bigotry or Liberalism? Dissenting Politics and the Liberal Party.

Part Four : Reforming Scotland : Social Reform and National Education
7. Recreating the Godly Commonwealth : Urban Mission and Social Reform.
8. Scottish Education and Dissenting Division.

Conclusion.

Appendix
Bibliography [pp. 274-298]
Index