Education Bill amendments and Wesleyan response outlined
The Daily News summarizes 108 changes to the Education Bill focusing on religious difficulty and public elementary school attendance. The Wesleyan Education Committee reports no decision yet from United Committees, citing a large protest signed by 878 ministers. G O argues for secular or compromis ed teaching in rate supported schools to ensure basic Bible knowledge while allowing denominational teaching elsewhere.
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Public welcome to Hindoo reformer at Hanover Square Rooms
Baboo Keshub Chunder Sen, Indian reformer, received a hearty reception in London as dignitaries including Lord Lawrence and Dean Stanley praised his work to abolish idolatry, uplift women, and promote education. Sen spoke of Britain’s role in India, the rise of a native Indian Christianity, and the shared path toward reform.
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Hanover Square
Lord Lawrence
Lord Houghton
J. ©. Lawrence
Dean Stanley
A. Russell
M.P
J. Martineau
Stopford Brooke
James Heywood
Samone LuHarrez
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Hindoo
Duke of Argyll
John Bowring
OC. Trevelyan
J. S. Mill
Grant Duff
Max Muller
St. Paul's
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India
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England
Gladstone
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Europe
Asia
Christendom
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Germany
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God
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Ife
Clive
Hastings
Bentinck
Lawrence
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London Missionary Society
Chander Sen
Mans
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Baboo Kesnun Caunner Sen
Britain
Himalayas
Cape Comorin
Milton
Newton
Queen Victoria