| Nonconformists were outraged and many of those who had deserted the party in 1886 came back. |
| And that of course, resulted in the development of what they used to call the Dissenters, or Nonconformists. |
| Much of the religiosity of Gladstone's liberal vision derived from Burke, but without his anger, hyperbole, fervent public emotionality and contempt and fear of Nonconformists. |
| In keeping with the times, George was a strict, church-going Anglican who nevertheless admired Nonconformists. |
| The admiration of Nonconformists did not deter Churchmen and Cavaliers from extolling it. |
| The Church people and Nonconformists willingly joined together for this good cause, and made the undertaking very successful. |
