National Education Bill Proceeded Amid Political Tensions
Debates on the Education Bill highlight ministerial resolve, conciliatory tone, and hopes for nationwide schools. Forster urges nonpartisan support, praises cross party cooperation, and notes metropolitan governance. Critics press on religious instruction and census implications.
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Mr. Mexix
Heston
Birmingham
Europe
Branstorp
Bradford
Miall
Hercefore
Spurgeon
W. HE. Forster
Mr. Forster
J. Pakington
Coleague
Metropolitan Board
London
S. Morley
Bristol
Stoke
Lord de Grey
Hon
Read
Pell
Whalley
P. Tayton
Committee of Supply
Lord Gough
Dublin
P. A. Tayton
Evesham
General Livpsay
Carpner
Duuwyrn
Heyearer
J. Bass
Leicestershire
Heygate
Hear
Church of England
J. Paxmaron
England
Bruce
Home Office
Scotland
Inngland
General Assembly of
Church of Scotland
General Assembly
Free Church of Scotland
United Presbyterians
General Assemblies
Ireland
Bretzstorp Horr
Home Secretary
R. Fowler
Macrae
M’laren
Inuinaworrx
A. Seymour
W. Fower
Cuapwick
Statistical Society
Alderman Lusx