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ßladstonian party it they persist in their original
attitude towards Uganda,, "
(1)
yet the only resolutiono
from Scotland waro fron Churches and Chamb-rr, of Commerce $
not from public maotiugn.
Thone renolutionc which ca o fror the north of
England were almost all from the north-oast and York biro
with very few from Lancashire. On the other hand another
eighth of the revolutions came from the counties in the
south-west of England, Norfolk sent ton resolutions of
the total 171+, and Bristol and district another twelve#
The incidence of the resolutions correlated roughly with
the areas of CJ-i.
5. support, - with the exception of
Lancashire; from 1880 to 189$, those counties which
cave the C. 14. C. the most financial support wore Middlesex,
Yorkshire, Currey$ Lancashire$ Kant1 Hampshire, $uasox,
and in the second range, Gloucester, Norfolk and Somerset{ 2)
A cluster of resolutions came from the home Counties and
south coast, In a more General' way the resolutions come
from the areas whore the Church of England was important.
1i Salisbury I: SS. Clean E. General corroapondenco, Mackinnon
to Galiabury.
(2) E, Stock, 22 ity p"59,211.