Abstract

Emphasizes the need for historians to explain why men like Lecky and Spencer identified secularization as a key characteristic of their age, and uses Charles Gore's life to demonstrate the kind of bridge that existed "between the Liberal Anglicanism of the nineteenth century and the Christian socialist/welfare state impetus of the twentieth".

Publication Type:	Article
Departments:	Professional Services > Learning, Enhancement and Development
URI:	https://openaccess.city.ac.uk/id/eprint/18300

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