Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
Phil Orwin’s history of church and state
An independent researcher’s essay, timeline, and source hub on religion and political power in Britain and Ireland, with a broader historical span of 1800–1945.
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- Readers of British religious and political history
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- Its timeline runs from 1800 to 1945, pairing political milestones with church events such as the 1920 disestablishment of the Church in Wales.
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The research is organized around six lines of enquiry, including Victorian church and state, Ireland and the Union, and the two world wars. A milestone strip places ecclesiastical events alongside political ones, while the wider site links to a 1800–1945 timeline and archive film and sound from 1900–1945. The homepage also identifies books on Bonar Law and Campbell-Bannerman as current or developing work.
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