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Nonconformist in London, Middlesex

07 Jul 1875

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Nonconformist

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 07, 1875

Page

7

Education by compulsion not popular in modern schools

A historical critique argues that mandatory schooling and state grants pressures are necessary but controversial. It notes Sir John Lubbock and Dr. Playfair emphasizing observation training and declines in ages at school, while defending compulsory attendance against anti school-board arguments amid debates over public education policy.

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John Lubbock Dr. Playfair Playfair League Party Committee of Council Macdonald Burt Lord Helington Sandford Marks London
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Sketches in Parliament on Exeter schools and education

Our correspondent in the gallery reports Sir Edward Watkin pressing Exeter education issues. Lords Sandon and Lyttelton face questions on a scheme linking religious instruction to Church of England doctrine, amid Nonconformist opposition and parliamentary debate on the Education Act.

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House of Commons Edward Watkin Todd Exeter Lord Lyttelton Roby Church of England Lord Sandon Mr. Disraeli Sir Edward Watkins Mr. Forster Forster Horsman Eyre Jamaica Henry Storks Royal Commission Lowther Mr. Greene Civil Service Committee of Supply Ireland Paris Taper Tadpole Exeter Free Schools Supreme Court of Judicature Lords Court of Appeal Judicial Committee of Privy Council Disraeli
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Chatham Dockyard and Warship Repair Effort Examined

A tour of Chatham reveals a 4000 strong garrison and vast dockyard operations. Workers in ropery and winding on jute cables show industrial effort essential to navy maintenance and the completion of a new basin spanning thirty five acres.

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Chatham Redcoats Bluejackets Medway
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