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Catholic Education and Irish Politics Standoff Persists
A Dublin debate on Catholic education argues for rights in season and out of season, with support from Anglican and Liberal figures. Cardinal Cullen critiques state schooling, cites Catholic control of schools, and denounces Protestant dominance, urging a Catholic educational system and protests against mixed schools. Local papers push unity of education and Home Rule, warning against disunited action weakening reform efforts.
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Royal Commission
Glade
France
Luther
Jules Simon
Huxley
England
Rousseau
Lord Russell
Ireland
Whately
Cardinal Cullen
Dublin
Lord Granard
Serjeant Sherlock
M.P
Kenelm Digby
Matthew D’arcy
E. Dease
John Bradstreet
Alderman Campbell
Model War Training Schools
Queen’s Colleges
National Board
Trinity College
Gladstone
Freeman's Journal of Saturday
Liberal Party
Irish Liberal Party
Daily Telegraph
Earl of Portarlington
Forster
Lord Derby
Liverpool
Times
Scotland
Parliament
Engra
St. Asaph’s
Birmingham Post
New Society
Olp Cathorre
Trauenstein
Bavaria
Bernard
Munich
Ratisbon
Huber
Reinkens
Zirngiebl
Swiss Times
Accrington
Lancashire
S. F. Williams
Newchurch
Town Hall
Birmingham
George Dawson
John Bright
House of Commons
W. Walters
G. J. Emanuel
P. H. Muntz
S. Thornton
H. W. Crosskey
J. 8
South Australia
United Kingdom
Drown
Westtminster
Dean Stanley
Philosophical Institution
Edinburgh
Wallace