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History - Non-Conformists Union, Local 404 (286 words)
	Fagan hoped to found a strong center for nonconformism in North Africa and ultimately pinned his hopes on one man, Ibrahim ibn Fadlan.
	He was educated - in the accompanying photograph he is seen holding a copy of the Manifesto of the Fraternal Order of Nonconformists, International - and he was a respected man in his part of Egypt.
	Fagan's hopes were crushed: at the end of their tour, the Fagans headed north into Europe, where they met with greater success.

religion (2396 words)
	There are three elements and it is impossible to distinguish the effect and the influence of one on the other: Nonconformity, radical politics and the Welsh language.
	The negative aspect of Nonconformity is that it has never looked back further than the last two centuries.
	Nonconformity saved the Welsh language, gave strong national identity, the love and knowledge of the Word of God and put emphasis on the personal relationship with Christ.

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