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rocolutions as a whole. Fifteen came from Wales and a
few more from Groups of %3elah Xlonconformieto living in
Englands but there were only two from Scotland,
-reflecting
the more "established" natura of the Scottish Churches,
and their greater preoccupation with African missionary
interests. lt had never been forgotten that there had boon
mutual animosity between Livingstone and the Boers.
Fourteen of the resolutions were from Baptist Churches,
twenty-oight from Congrecatioualiet Churches* twenty-four
from meatingo of Free Church Councils* twenty-seven from
Hethodiajt Churchoai
(1)
and thirty-four from rainnellaneous
denominations ouch as Unitarionn1 Calvineitic Mothodictaf
Sunday School and Christian Endeavour Societioa.
The extra twonty-eight Nonconforiint resolutiona$
not sent to the Colonial Office, substantiate thin
pattern of distribution nmonc; the denominations.
Many rocolutiono were passed at gotherinen representing
largo numbers of poople f-
the Primitive Methodinto at
(1) These broke down act - 11 from Primitive, I othodinta y
9 from Free Indopandent Methodists,
2 from ? othodiot Now Connexion,
5 from 1Weralayan
I4ethodicta.