"Perry Boys" refers to followers of the 19th-century preacher William Perry, known for his revivalist meetings in Staffordshire. The term describes attendees of his lively, emotional services, often young men. It's used historically to identify this religious movement's participants. Beneficiaries include historians and religious scholars studying grassroots evangelicalism in Victorian England.
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