Education plan debates in Parliament over parish schools
A lengthy parliamentary discussion critiques a proposed system uniting parish clergy with endowment funds to build and run village schools. It details clergy responses, estimates of educated children, funding via land taxes, appointment rules for schoolmasters, and the aim to educate a significant portion of England and Wales while preserving church influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pransham
Pont
Nighachter
Defara
England
Antall
Waithread
Percoval
Tantewich
Colquhoun
Neana
Wales
Accardin
Britain
Ireland
Br. Brougham
Nere
Amwivus
He Ardern
Vo Meyns
Schaula
France
Pore A Salle
ITE
Pops Beaudyer
Iieball
Paar
Mancina
Pere la Salle
Claceea
Voltaire
Hintwif
Bourg
St. Antoine
Uroug
Mitton
Habel
Hien
Torgue
Giluart Barns
Chardren
Enellan
Bull and Lawwurter
Laos
Thse
Europe
Hye
Seucanl
Acad
ISOS
Papsdiariou
Europ
Wrealin
Billy al
Mitidto
Fraince
Bogland
Sio Tees
Wadaue
Sore tWorchaole
Lancashire
Middlesex
Northumberland
Canberand
Durham
Westmorelay
Westmoreland
Midland
Ina Easex
Norfolk
Suffolk
Omersetalice
Wiltshire
All
Somersenhire
Scotland
Svateh
Seonand
Frenels Committee
Eehuals
Dour
Panes Mighe
Avelouse
Tewell
Hodse
Gare
Rome
Liverpool
Manchester
Schoul House
Maney Ag
Westminster Halls
Tak Patish
Echuvls
Paris
Schooloustore
Elvetiun
Cesary
Daw
Tynan
Che Education Digest
Bene Aunetuts Baly
Diocesgna
Geos
Laborigus
Geo Tt
Theoluwy
Andy F
Miphy
Julnstung
Baldwin's
Gardena
Thong
Courts of Justice
Chewlaratas TV
Tikal
Kenyin
Vetern
Firth
Rene Woull
Ty Lange
Weitel
Sunny Hardier