Titlebook: Women And Leadership In Nineteenth-Century England; Lilian Lewis Shiman Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers L

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Religious Revival died down, the position of women in the churches did not appear to be fundamentally changed. In fact, there was some negative reaction towards women’s work in places where they formerly had official support. The Quakers, for instance, questioned the appropriateness of female leadership within their church and discouraged it.

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The Call to Preach themselves within certain parameters. Most English men and women chose to remain within the Anglican fold, though nominally in many cases. It was not an era of religious agitation, but rather a time of digesting the previous changes.

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The Call to Social and Political Action contemporary Britons, was to establish associations that conformed to strict patterns of organization, with modes of behavior and leadership directed by so-called responsible members of society — such as bishops and government officials — who could be trusted not to stray too far from established norms.

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