Separating Church and State Dominates French Debate
In the Assembly M Brisson and M de Pressensé argue for secular education and limit clerical influence. The Left cheers, the clergy decries the move, Dupanloup defends bishops, and a council reform grants four bishops and other faiths a seat amid broader national education plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Brisson
M. de Pressens
Superior Council
M. Pressens
Council
Orleans
Pascal and Bossuet
Rhine
M. de Pressensé
Figaro
Versailles
The
Gertle M. de Pressensé
Superior Council of Instruction
M.de Pressense
M. de Prossensé
Talon
Mgr. Dupanloup
M. de
France
Council of Education
Jean Brunet
Algiers
MM. Brisson
de Pressensé
England
Education Act Debate on Inspecting Religious Teaching in Board Schools
At a London meeting the board debated Canon Barry's motion to inspect religious teaching in board schools. Opponents argued it breached an informal three year pause and warned of ecclesiastical use of the Act. A plan by Bodley for Thames Embankment offices was also discussed with cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Barry
Chatfeild Clarke
W. H. Smith
Clarke
Canon Cromwell
B. Waugh
Rigg
Daily News
J. A. Picton
Thames Embankment
G. I. Bodley
Bodley
Freeman
Education League
Hear
House of Commons
National Society
Nation Society
Church of England
Clifton
London School Board
Mr. Mundella
Dale
Birmingham
Caldecott
Mundella
London
Morley speaks on education bill at Bristol meeting
A large Bristol audience attends a National Education League gathering at Colston’s Hall with Samuel Morley in the chair. He and supporters outline views on the Education Bill and voluntary schools, emphasizing progress and church backing.
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National Education League
Colston’s Hall
Bristol
Samuel Morley
M.P
George Dixon
M.V
Birmingham
J. W. Caldicott
Frank Burges
Thomas Pease