Victorian Nonconformity

Focusing on the rise of Nonconformists in England and Wales during the Victorian era, this book explores the significant growth of Protestant denominations such as Methodists, Congregationalists, Baptists, Quakers, and Unitarians. It delves into their societal and political influence, outlining the key characteristics of each group and the factors contributing to their expansion. Additionally, it assesses academic theories regarding their impact and highlights indicators of their decline in the twentieth century, providing a concise overview of this vital aspect of Britain's Christian history.