Debate On The Test And Corporation Acts (1790)

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The book captures the heated debates in the British Parliament in 1790 surrounding the Test and Corporation Acts, which mandated oaths of allegiance to the Church of England. It presents arguments from both proponents and opponents, featuring speeches from notable figures like William Pitt the Younger and Edmund Burke, reflecting the intense political and religious tensions of the time. This historical document offers insights into the struggles for religious tolerance and political representation in late 18th century Britain, emphasizing its cultural significance.