Debate on denominational schools and public funding
A heated exchange condemns state aid to church schools, arguing it entrenches denominational control, erodes secular education, and pauperises ratepayers. Speakers cite 1870 reforms, clerical influence, and lessons from Manchester and Salford to warn of diminished educational liberty.
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Committee of Council
National Society
Church of England
Vic
House of America
Birmingham
Manchester
Salford
Ess Ghool
Abause
R. Montagu
Merthyr
Mr. Gace
Treasury Bench
Heaven
Great Barling
Hugessen
England
Blackheath
W. H. Surra
London School Board
Stockport
Plavrarr
Education Department
Europe
German Empire
Austria
Switzerland
Holland
America