Throughout the whole country we know that there have been for some years past a series of strifes between the club doctors and the clubs themselves.
I believe from the bottom of my heart that we are at this hour, notwithstanding these very strifes, drawing nearer to one another in the deepest things.
We also believe that it has given rise to all sorts of discontent and squabbles, and in some cases the discontent has broken out into open strifes and direct revolt.
I cannot compound these strifes.
Their testimonies highlight how closely revivalism was bound up in the politics of familial strife.
Instead, it probably entered a feedback relationship with established agricultural systems and growing political strife shown in war fare.
The author thereby presents us with a startling picture of religious strife.
The project represented a source of alternative employment to the nearby fishermen, at least until the labor strife in the early months of 1852.
