Schoolmasters Seek Reform Amid Religious Debates
In a climate of strong opinions, a crowd of teachers and speakers clashed over orthodoxy, secularism, and school autonomy. Proposals urged inspectors chosen from masters, clerical influence reduced, and teachers empowered by early training, while irreligious critics mocked religious instruction and the church.
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Germany
Bismarck
Scottish Education Bill entrails debate over religious instruction
In a lengthy committee session the Scottish Education Bill prompts frictions over a conscience clause and proposed endowment for religious teaching. Advocates argue for secular instruction funded by voluntary contributions, while opponents decry state endorsement of religion and call for clear separation of church and school. The debate covers attendance measures, penalties, and the role of ministers in religious instruction.
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Crain Ewing
Glasgow
Scotland
England
D. Wedderburn
Henry Browarp
Paisley
Ireland
University of Glasgow
House of Commons
Selatan
Society of Friends
Lord Derby
Chalmers
Commons
Crauford
W. H. Smith
Mr. Collins
J. G. Talbot
Sir J. Lubbock
Education Department
Playfair
Gladstone
Dixon
Ellice
Forster
Scotch Department of the Privy Council
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