2008
DOI: 10.1080/03086530802318623
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‘Splendidly Leading the Way’? Archbishop Fisher and Decolonisation in British Colonial Africa

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“…Only 20 years later, Archbishop of Canterbury Geoffrey Fisher would find himself caught between 'deference to state authority, on the one hand, and on the other, [his] own sense of morality and Christian public conscience' with regard to British colonial activities in Africa. 25 But for a mandate Palestine, no Archbishop saw any real contradiction between his role as a moral watchdog for the nation and his position as part of an imperial state structure.…”
Section: Britain Palestine and The Protestant Influencementioning
confidence: 98%
“…Only 20 years later, Archbishop of Canterbury Geoffrey Fisher would find himself caught between 'deference to state authority, on the one hand, and on the other, [his] own sense of morality and Christian public conscience' with regard to British colonial activities in Africa. 25 But for a mandate Palestine, no Archbishop saw any real contradiction between his role as a moral watchdog for the nation and his position as part of an imperial state structure.…”
Section: Britain Palestine and The Protestant Influencementioning
confidence: 98%