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John Clifford CH (16 October 1836 in Sawley, Derbyshire – 20 November 1923 in London) was a British Baptist Nonconformist minister and politician, who became famous as the advocate of passive resistance to the Education Act of 1902

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rdfs:label	John Clifford (de) John Clifford (baptiste) (fr) John Clifford (it) John Clifford (minister) (en) John Clifford (sv)
rdfs:comment	John Clifford (* 16. Oktober 1836 in , England; † 20. November 1923 in London) war ein britischer Baptistenpastor und von 1905 bis 1911 der erste Präsident des Baptistischen Weltbundes. Neben seiner kirchlichen Tätigkeit engagierte sich Clifford politisch und gehörte zu den prominenten Vertretern der liberalen Bewegung Großbritanniens. (de) John Clifford CH (16 October 1836 in Sawley, Derbyshire – 20 November 1923 in London) was a British Baptist Nonconformist minister and politician, who became famous as the advocate of passive resistance to the Education Act of 1902 (en) John Clifford, né le 16 octobre 1836 à dans le Derbyshire et décédé le 20 novembre 1923 à Londres, est un pasteur baptiste, écrivain, et homme politique anglais. Il s'est rendu célèbre par ses campagnes pacifistes et par son opposition non-violente à la (en). (fr) John Clifford, född 16 oktober 1836 och död 20 november 1923, var en brittisk predikant och socialpolitiker. Clifford var pastor vid Westbourne park church i London 1858-1915, och ordförande i flera stora baptist- och frikyrkosammanslutningar. Han var en ansedd predikant och författare till flera skrifter i religiösa och sociala ämnen. Som politiker tillhörde han det liberala partiet och är särskilt känd för sin kamp mot en skollag av 1902, vars konsekvenser för den religiösa undervisningen han ogillade (The fight for education, 1902). Till svenska finns översatt hans Frikyrka eller statskyrka (1911). (sv) John Clifford (Sawley, 16 ottobre 1836 – Londra, 20 novembre 1923) è stato un politico britannico. Figlio di un macchinista, da ragazzo lavorò in una fabbrica di merletto, dove attirò l'attenzione dei dirigenti della comunità battista, che lo mandarono all'accademia di Leicester e al collegio battista di Nottingham per essere istruito per il ministero. Nel 1858 fu chiamato alla cappella di Praed Street, Paddington (Londra), e mentre vi officiava frequentò l'University College e proseguì la sua formazione lavorando al British Museum. (it)
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