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Education Act sparks Irish church state clash debate
A Dublin style gathering debated removing church control from national schooling. Advocates urged state run schools with church aid for moral reform, while opponents warned against entangling faith and state. Debate covered sections 14 and 25, religious equality, and funding. Greenwich board results noted. Exeter and Burnley examples cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Strerr
Belfast
Ireland
England
Scotland
T. L. Marswauu
the Inquirer
Crosskey
Evans
J. Martineau
Her Majesty
Aso
School Board
Existin
Sitatta
H. W. Crosskey
Salford
Greenwich
Evscrion
Miller
W. C. Bennett
Henry Over
James Soames
Bristow
Gover
Soames
Exeter School Board
Barnes
Penny Dinner Society
Irish Wesleyans
National Educa Tion
William Crook
H. W. Holland
Leeds
Holland
Haek
Scott
Burnley