The Death of Christian Britain

— Notes to pages 104–112 —
98 C.G. Brown, ‘Piety, gender and war in the 1910s’, in C. Macdonald and E.
McFarland (eds), Scotland and the Great War, East Linton, Tuckwell, 1999.
99 D. Cairns, The Army and Religion, London, Hodder & Stoughton, 1919,
p. 9.
100 N. Maclean and J.P.P. Sclater, God and the Soldier, London, Hodder &
Stoughton, 1917, pp. 125–7, 224.
101 Cairns, Army and Religion, p. 93.
102 Ibid., p. 97.
103 Ibid., pp. 371–2.
104 W.H. Archer, Collier Jack, Stirling, Drummond Tract Enterprise, c. 1900.
105 ‘Jock’ in Good News no. 752, August 1924, pp. 29–30.
106 Ibid., August 1926, pp. 29–32.
107 British Messenger, vol. 89, 1940; vol. 98, 1946 (unpaginated).
108 R. Cunningham, This Man or His Parents, Stirling, Drummond Tract
Enterprise, c. 1930.
109 British Messenger, April 1937.
110 Oh! If I Had Listened, Stirling, Drummond Tract Enterprise, tract no. 40,
second series.
111 British Messenger, April 1920, pp. 38–9.
112 J.H. Wilson, A Bright Sunset: or, Recollections of the Last Days of a Young
Football Player, Stirling, Drummond Tract Enterprise, 1902.
113 E. Poole, His Mighty Men, Stirling, Drummond Tract Enterprise, 1891, p. 2.
114 S. Watson, Disloyal, Stirling, Drummond Tract Enterprise, 1891, pp. 209–10.
115 P.B. Power, The Man that Carried the Baby and Other Stories, Stirling,
Drummond Tract Enterprise, Household Series no. 1, 1896, pp. 10, 23.
116 E. Poole, Shut the Door, Stirling, Drummond Tract Enterprise, 1890, p. 5.
117 Crossick, ‘From gentlemen to the residuum’, p. 163.
118 Published by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Extracts
can be viewed at www.history.rochester.edu/pennymag
119 How this problem materialised within Anglicanism is mentioned in S. Gill,
Women and the Church of England: From the Eighteenth Century to the
Present, London, SPCK, 1994, pp. 83–7.
120 Chamber’s Journal, 13 February 1832, p. 21.
121 Ibid., 25 August 1832, p. 233.
122 Ibid.
123 Ibid., 24 December 1836, p. 377.
124 Ibid., 5 February 1853, p. 95. Another feature article covering the same ground
appeared two months later, 16 April 1853, p. 253.
125 Ibid., 11 February 1860, p. 84.
126 Ibid., 5 January 1833.
127 Ibid., 30 January 1836, p. 1.
128 Ibid., 27 February 1836, p. 33.
129 For instance James Payne’s ‘The Bateman Household’, ibid., 7 January 1860.
130 H.N. Fairchild, Religious Trends in English Poetry, vol IV: 1830–1880:
Christianity and Romanticism in the Victorian Era, New York and London,
Columbia University Press, 1957, pp. viii, 559.
131 Charles Kingsley, ‘Sunday Morning’, quoted ibid., p. 19.
132 Robert Browning, ‘Pacchiarotto’, quoted ibid., p. 165.
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